What Your Favorite Celebs Wore to the 96th Academy Awards

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What Your Favorite Celebs Wore to the 96th Academy Awards

The who's who of Hollywood attended the 96th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles, California on March 10th, 2024 to celebrate everything that encompasses film. Some of the winners of the night were Da'Vine Joy Randolph for Best Supporting Actress, Robert Downy Jr. for Best Supporting Actor, and American Fiction for Best Adapted Screenplay. Celebs […]

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