Regina King’s Razor-Sharp Bob Kicked The Oscars Off In Style

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For years now, Regina King has proven that she is one of the best actresses working today.

It looks like Halle Berry, 54, tricked everyone when she showed up to the 2021 Academy Awards with a short bob haircut. The actress posted a new Instagram photo that showed her smiling outside in the sun with her usual long wavy locks, proving her short look wasn’t real.

LOS ANGELES -- Actor and director Regina King acknowledged the hardships of the past year during an opening straight out of the movies for the 2021 Oscars.“It has been quite a year and we are still smack dab in the middle of it," King said.

TheOscar producers had promised a joyous and different kind of show this year. So, to kick off the annual awards ceremony, Regina King starred in the 2021 Oscars opening title sequence.

The 93rd annual Oscars are being handed out Sunday night. In case you missed the action, here are some of the biggest moments.

The 2021 Oscars is always one of the biggest fashion events of the year and one of the trends that JustJared spotted has been statement sleeves!

During the opening of the Oscarson Sunday, Regina King made mention of the recentDerek Chauvin verdict. "It has been quite a year, and we are still smack-dab in the middle of it," King began.

The 93rd Academy Awards are finally here and after a strange year that saw the world grappling with the coronavirus, the awards ceremony this year has also undergone a host of changes. The Oscars 2021 ceremony was much different this year with celebrities getting tested at the event and also wearing masks when the camera is not rolling.

The Oscars may be a little different this year,thanks to the pandemic, but there is still a red carpet — and plenty of stars who walked it ahead of Sunday's show. Oscar nomineesCarey Mulligan, Riz Ahmed, Steven Yeun, Viola Davis, Daniel Kaluuya, Leslie Odom Jr., Chloé Zhao, Paul Raci, Glenn Close and Diane Warren were among those who hit the carpet for the 93rd annual Academy Awards.

Regina King explained the Academy Awards’ approach to wearing protective face masks during her opening monologue at this year’s ceremony. The 93rd Oscars are taking place tonight (25 April), having been delayed by two months due to the pandemic.

There’s no host at the 2021 Academy Awards, but Regina King kicked things off by welcoming the audience to the show at this year’s event!

Regina King kicked off the 93rd Academy Awards and she made sure to address the tumultuous times in which we are living.

Oscars 2021 with a moving speech that referenced the trial of the police officer who murdered George Floyd last year and police brutality.The actor and director, whose film One Night In Miami… is nominated for three awards tonight, presented the first two awards of the event.“It has been quite a year and we’re still smack dab in the middle of it,” King began. “We are mourning the loss of so many.

Regina King kicked off this year's Oscars with an eye-catching opening and a powerful message. Deciding to go without a host yet again, the awards show began with a movie-like opening, akin to the films the Oscars celebrates.Viewers were welcomed to the show with a shot of King picking up a trophy.

2021 Oscars! Hollywood's biggest names stepped out on the red carpet to attend the 93rd Academy Awards at Union Station in Los Angeles on Sunday.Our favorite movie stars brought the glitz and glamour in stunning designer fashion for Hollywood's biggest night. No doubt everyone looked fabulous, but there were certain stars who especially caught our attention and made their way to our best dressed list.Zendaya was an absolute vision at the Oscars.

Regina King kicked off her Oscars opening monologue by addressing Derek Chauvin’s verdict in George Floyd’s murder, telling the in-person crowd that she would’ve been there protesting had the jury’s decision been different. “We are mourning the loss of so many and I have to be honest, if things had gone differently in Minneapolis, I may have traded in my heels for marching boots,” she said.

Actress and Oscar-nominated director Regina King opened tonight’s 93rd Academy Awards with a reference to this week’s guilty verdicts against Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd: “I have to be honest,” King said, “if things had gone differently this past week in Minneapolis, I might have traded my heels for marching boots.”