If you still think that the Academy Awards show is still available, you may get disappointed.

The Oscar did not past neat the Hollywood writers strike and may get cancelled.

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) is making damages from November in Hollywood, and not only the movies are suffering, but also the shows, that people and actors are waiting them for over a year.
The WGA led to the cancellation of red carpet events including the Golden Globes and the People's Choice Awards earlier this month.

Who could imagine that the Golden Globes, which usually take the form of a glittering star-studded ceremony, was reduced to a televised press conference after the union announced plans to protest at the event, forcing the majority of attendees to vow not to cross the picket line.

There is all possible for the Academy Awards, which are due to take place on Feb. 24, will face the same fate, meaning no red carpet and no stars glittering and crying for the awards, and no show at all.

There is a goof faith that the show to be, because the organization is still in talks with the WGA to resolve the situation.
The Academy Awards are scheduled to air live on ABC from Hollywood's Kodak Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 24.
 


Publication date: 31 January 2008   

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