Oscars

Sorry.  can't help it.

Louis CK gave about the only really honest testimony of the night--in support of documentaries.

Chris Rock made his valid points with persistent, funny and scathing commentaries.

I had to about gag when Leonardo di Caprio on the stage he was on in the city he was in preaching about the culture of greed.

The staging, the wardrobes, the jewelry, the 24K gold-dipped statuettes, the celebrity gift bags, the food all probably cost more than the GNP of a third world country.

How can TV viewers possibly be interested year after year in this parade of self-congratulatory, self-promoting award shows?

Instead of these tedious thank you speeches on awards shows, why can they televise the Nobel Prize speeches? Don't say it. I know.