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During their performance of 'Ordinary Love' at the 2014 Oscars, we got to see a side of U2 we don't normally get to see: a stripped-down, bare bones side.

The 2014 Oscar winners were announced Sunday, March 2 during the awards ceremony, hosted by celebrated comedienne Ellen DeGeneres and broadcast live by ABC.

This Sunday is Hollywood's big night.  The 86th Academy Awards get underway Sunday at 7pm on ABC.  I'm crossing my fingers and hoping "Captain Phillips" gets a bunch of Oscars, including "Best Picture."

We already know that the 2014 Oscars are going to be brimming with A-list celebs -- but the star-wattage just increased with the announcement of the full list of presenters.

The 86th Academy Awards are coming up on March 2nd, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres.  Who will nab Best Actress?  Best Picture?  Regardless of who walks away with an Oscar, every Oscar nominee will get a pricey goody bag sure to keep them smiling for the cameras.

The 2014 Oscar nominations are here, with 'American Hustle, '12 Years a Slave' and 'The Wolf of Wall Street' nabbing multiple nominations across the key categories.

Jennifer Lawrence took the tumble seen around the world when she (gracefully) fell at the 2013 Oscars, and now she's revealing what caused her to lose her footing -- and it was all cake's fault.

Anyone who's spent five minutes watching the 'Ellen DeGeneres Show' knows how fond the TV host is of dancing, so of course she's dancing in the streets to celebrate her upcoming gig as host of March's Academy Awards.

Ellen DeGeneres has been dancing through life -- on her talk shows, in her movies, during her stand-up -- so why should the Oscars be any different? The 2014 Oscars trailer has arrived in anticipation of the big night, and host DeGeneres is front and center doing what she does best: dancing!

It's been announced that the 2014 Oscars host will be famed funnywoman Ellen DeGeneres!

Brandi Glanville's scathing memoir about the affair between ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his co-star/current wife LeAnn Rimes may have just come out, but there's already talks of turning it into a movie. Possibly through Lifetime, although that could just be Glanville trolling us all.

Why spend untold hours watching a boring old awards ceremony, when you can breeze right through it with actually entertaining GIFs? Some of our favorite moments from the show have been captured in our favorite animated image format. Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway and Adele are all represented. There are also some great comedic moments as well. Enjoy!