You guys, the Oscars are on Sunday. I hope you've been eating your Wheaties. We're not live-blogging the red carpet, but you can follow along with all the shenanigans on Twitter -- and of course we'll be ALL OVER IT here on GFY on Monday. Until then:
-- Speaking of the Oscars, we revisited the 2005 Oscars red carpet for Cosmo.
-- Still speaking of the Oscars, Vanity Fair live-blogged the 1995 ceremony, AKA the year of Uma/Oprah.
-- People put together a "where are they now?" about famous Oscar dresses.
-- Also from VF: the make-up artist from Grand Budapest Hotel tells us how she turned Swinton into an old lady.
-- AND! The reunion of Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer!! This article is so good. I love you, Capt Von Trapp.
-- I think you'll enjoy this article about the hidden meanings of Celebrity Pinterests. (Zulkey)
-- Robin Givhan's writing about fashion is so smart. Here, she takes on Kanye, and menswear, for the Washington Post.
-- Relevant, as they say, to your interests: 'Dawson's Creek': The Pacey & Joey essential episode guide, thanks to Zap2It.
-- Hottest Heads of State ranks the US Presidents in Order of Hotness, which is obviously the most important metric for a leader.
-- This is a great piece in the New Yorker about Key and Peele.
-- Also at The New Yorker, a very thoughtful and interesting reflection on Joan Rivers.
-- The Toast reflects upon the dream of Chris Evans being one's boyfriend aka MY OWN PERSONAL DREAM.
-- Carey Mulligan looks great in the trailer for Far From the Madding Crowd, which I have actually never read. (Lainey)
-- This is amusing: 18th century advice on "How to Bag a Handsome Man." (History of Love)
-- I love that Pajiba is still obsessed with the craziness of Winter's Tale.
-- Elle's drawings of NYFW are really neat.
--I'm sure you want some of the inside deets on the Cumberbatch wedding. (Celebitchy)