Oscars to Palestine, Even from Hottest Lawyer in Hollywood and Hottest Singer Tonight

Los Angeles 3.33pm

As Oscars opening speech by host Jimmy Kimmel, Palestinian in Gaza [2am Gaza, local time] also started to sahoor — an eating some for fasting, because Palestine authority - government decide Ramadan fasting started since Monday, although Indonesia decide started Tuesday. 1 PLATE in Gaza too expensive, sometime US$95 dollar, some time a life itself.

Oscars 2024 / Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences welcomed Messi the dog [no, not Messi superstar football] from 'Anatomy of a Fall' with his own seat at the Academy Awards ceremony. 'Anatomy of a Fall' stole the spotlight because Messi and Palestine pin [by Milo Machado-Graner (play as Daniel) and Swann Arlaud (plays as Maître Vincent Renzi)]. According to Vanity Fair, 'Too many dead people since the 7th of October,” Swann Arlaud told VF’s David Canfield. “It has to stop. It’s about humanity. Ceasefire.”

Anatomy of a Fall got 5 Oscars nominees. Since announcement of Oscars months ago, Swann Arlaud ‘appointed’ by the global public to be a hottest lawyer 2023 - 2024.

Another celebrity wear pin [not Palestine flag, but pin Artist for Ceasefire] is U.S. - Egyptian Comic Ramy Youssef [as Max McCandles in Poor Things], and sibling Finneas Baird O'Connell with her sister singer Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O'Connell [Irish and Scottish descent, no surprise about support Palestine]. Ramy told “We’re calling for an immediate, permanent ceasefire in Gaza. We’re calling for peace and lasting justice for the people of Palestine.” to William Earl Variety [Variety in cooperation for Oscar live show with DIRECTV ].

Another Irish won Oscars: Cillian Murphy

"I would like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere." Best Actor Winner Cillian Murphy [I screenshoted

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Derry, Ireland. Refaat Alareer. If I Must Die. Yes, Finneas Baird O'Connell with her sister singer Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O'Connell, Irish and Scottish descent.

Photo The New York Times by Nina Westervelt