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sandra bullock, she won a razzie for all about steve, and then the next night she won an oscarfor thet of fun before the oscars, which of course is on sunday night. yes, and most people are expecting oppenheimer, the christopher nolan film, to do incredibly well. that's done very well at the baftas, awards like that, the sag awards, that's done really well. cillian murphy could be a shoo—in, really, for best actor, but you could get an upset. someone like paul giamatti for the holdovers. he's a very good actor, many people think he deserves an oscar. his co—star in the holdovers, da'vinejoy randolph, many people think she will win best supporting actress, she's an incredible performer. the race, as well, for best actress. you've got emma stone for poor things, then you've got lily gladstone, also, for killers of the flower moon. and that, i think, will be one of the hotly contested races. that's our culture correspondent, and we will of course have full coverage of the oscars here on bbc news. stay with us, we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour here on bbc news. hell

. >> and a movie i think called "while you were sleeping" sandra bullock stars. all this stuff happens and wake up. what? what happens? before i went out on maternity leave, people flipping on donald trump faster than, you know, the temperature's up before 32 in new york. and i come back and while i was sleeping, while i was away something that transpired in fani willis' personal life now has her sort of at the hinge moment of perhaps losing this case and perhaps the case against donald trump. sprawling rico case involving his efforts to overturn the presidential election and specifically his loss in georgia, happened on an open phone line not a secure line very much in the, in question. what are your thoughts as you watch all this? >> yeah. nicolle, the whole world missed you. i missed you. the whole world missed nicolle wallace. >> oh, thank you. >> i don't know you missed that much. taylor swift now part of the deep state. donald trump part of the gold shoes. we're all trying to remember speaker of the house's actual name and democracy still going to hell. oth

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