Tim Gray

Variety

awards editor at Variety

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Hollywood's biggest night, the Oscars, is this weekend. What really happens after you win?

What happens after you win an Oscar?

Hollywood's biggest night, the Oscars, is this weekend. What really happens after you win?

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The Oscar nominations are once again shining a spotlight on the lack of diversity in Hollywood.

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