La La Land? No Way Jose

We heard all about it.
Where there are humans, there is always room for error unfortunately.
I can understand the firm wants the documentation back after it has been presented. That is what I would consider normal.

The part that isn't normal is no one should have grabbed the Oscar off the people holding it, they wouldn't have had a clue what was going on. Enough to just interrupt the proceedings, apologise, explain the error and the people holding it would have handed it over.
I would agree the awards are political but that's not the fault of Price Waterhouse.

I could be wrong here, but I have a feeling that may be the firm my dad worked for. He actually worked for a company called secretariat. it dealt mainly in shares, mining, that sort of thing. Then it was taken over just prior to his retirement. I think by Price Waterhouse but I am not certain. They had some sort of rule that said their executives had to retire at 62. Why, I don't know. They then paid my dad to go back for almost 12 months on a casual basis as the 3 who took over his job couldn't do it.

I never watch it either. I don't find it entertaining, any more than a speech night at school or what have you.
Dreary in fact. You'd have to offer to pay me to watch.

I am sometimes bemused by actors etc. They get massive salaries, some of them, and many of them seem to think it is just their due and that they are a special class above the rest. That just because they are good looking or can act, that makes them world experts on advising us about global warming or any other topic. Rather like politicians really.