Best & Worst: 2010 Oscars

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Na'vi go HollywoodAnd the first to arrive is...Sam Worthington plays to the cheap seatsSandra Bullock wants to talk to <i>you</i><i>Et tu,</i> Vera Farmiga?Clooney plays to the cheap seats tooCan we please invite Gabourey Sidibe to the Oscars every year?And with that...The night's first shocker"Uber Bingo!"Scandal! Miley lies!Who needs an Oscar campaign? Not Mo'Nique.Horror gets the shaft -- againJames Cameron: Always directingFinally, a nice awkward momentWhy wasn't everyone in on the John Hughes tribute?The Oscars keeps it classyLead actor and actress nominees can't escape their pastJeff Bridges says thanks and thanks ... and thanksIt's a friendly rivalry. No, really!It wasn't long, but it sure felt that waySandra Bullock follows up her Razzie win with an OscarThe time has come ...Tom Hanks reminds us why we like Tom HanksA Na'vi in the fleshAn Oscar first?

It's no secret that the Oscar buzz for "Up in the Air" died down quickly -- even among its own, it turns out. Asked on the red carpet whom she picked for the year's best director, supporting actress nominee Vera Farmiga said she voted for " The Hurt Locker's" Kathryn Bigelow.<br>
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Meanwhile, Jason Reitman's trying to figure out where it all went wrong.

Et tu, Vera Farmiga?

( Matt Sayles, Associated Press )

It's no secret that the Oscar buzz for "Up in the Air" died down quickly -- even among its own, it turns out. Asked on the red carpet whom she picked for the year's best director, supporting actress nominee Vera Farmiga said she voted for " The Hurt Locker's" Kathryn Bigelow.

Meanwhile, Jason Reitman's trying to figure out where it all went wrong.

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