'Milk' wins two Oscars
Washington Blade Film Feb 27 09'Milk' wins two Oscars Penn, Black take Hollywood's top prize By Joey DiGuglielmo Friday, February 27, 2009 Sunday's Oscar telecast proved the Academy's gayest in recent memory with “Milk,” the highest-profile queer-themed movie since 2005's “Brokeback Mountain,” winning two statuettes. “Milk's” Oscar tally was slightly lower than “Brokeback's” (both movies had eight nominations; “Brokeback” won three Oscars to “Milk's” two). But nobody was predicting a Best Picture Oscar for “Milk,” whereas “Brokeback” was considered a strong contender for the top prize three years ago (it lost to the polarizing “Crash,” a sore spot for many gay movie fans). Full story...
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