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Checking out the Oklahoma girls at the Oscars…

As I’m sure you know, the Academy Awards were Sunday night. Jennifer Lawrence adorkably tripped and fell while collecting her Oscar, Quentin Tarantino toked in the bathroom during every other commercial break, the sour-looking chick from the vampire movies limped onstage with bruises on her arm, and everyone inexplicably hates Anne Hathaway now. But we’re not here to discuss why Ben Affleck was overlooked in the directing category, or argue over Seth McFarlane’s sense of humor. This is the Lost Ogle! We’re here to cover the relevant things that Oscar night blessed us with–you know, the two famous hot Oklahoma girls who got to attend.

First, there’s the oh-so bodacious Olivia Munn:

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Is she even human? My fellow spicy half-Asian showed up to the Oscars wearing this post-coitus-Jessica-Rabbit-meets-Eqyptian-goddess-librarian Marchesa number. I swear, Olivia Munn could show up for events in a potato sack and a shaved head and she’d still be knock out gorgeous. She could grow a third boob like that scary girl in Resident Evil and you all would still want to do her. She’s got the whole “I’m an outspoken nerd and a quirky outsider stuck in the body of an extremely hot woman” shtick down pat.

I have no idea what business Olivia Munn was attending to at the Oscars. She wasn’t in any of the films nominated, she didn’t present any of the awards, and I don’t think she’s dating George Clooney yet. Maybe she was supporting her on-screen booty call Channing Tatum–after all, he did have a somewhat significant role in the night’s festivities. Maybe there was robot or martian or comic book convention going on nearby and she figured she’d make a cameo. Maybe she was just having a really good hair day and wanted the world to see her new outfit. I know this is the reason why I leave my apartment 65% of the time.

Also, check out what she wore to the Vanity Fair party:

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I guess when your form is as luscious as that of Olivia Munn’s, you can pretty much go anywhere and do anything you want and not have to bother answering silly questions.

Interestingly enough, one of the people asking those silly questions on the red carpet was Oklahoma’s own pint-sized Thunder-loving chirpy-talking sprite, Kristin Chenoweth.

I’ll refrain from discussing Kristin’s chic top knot and the gorgeous detailing on her mermaid-style Tom Ward ball gown. We are the Lost Ogle and don’t have time here for nonsense like haute couture and fashion trends. Instead, I’ll state the obvious thing I know is running through all of your naughty little heads: dude, where’s the cleavage?

I imagine that being put on the spot and forced to have conversations that will be immortalized in publications and follow you around for the entirety of your career is a somewhat difficult thing to do. I mean, I can barely speak to the cute guys I spot at the Dust Bowl, and I rarely even remember those interactions! So although this clip comes off as a little abrupt and awkward, remember that Kristin pulled this Boomer Sooner bit off the top of her pretty little head. Also, the last half hour before the Academy Awards began, ABC had exclusive red carpet access, which means all squinted eyes were on our girl K-Chen when this little smack down occurred. Check it out:

Oh Renee Zellweger–don’t feel bad girl! If my eyes were practically sewn shut, I’d have a hard time feigning interest in the banal details of my alma mater’s athletic program too. If I lived life with my eyes closed, I’d probably be rocking that same goofy hairdo to the biggest party of the year as well. If I were incidentally blind, I very possibly could have accidentally married Kenny Chesney. Maybe love shouldn’t be such hard work. And, if I couldn’t see who I was talking to or what I was doing, I definitely wouldn’t have picked Colin Firth actually, that was a pretty good call on her part.

To close out the night, Kristin Chenoweth and Seth MacFarlane sang a little ditty about everyone who lost. The only clear video I could find you can watch here, but let me warn you: it’s a link to Perez Hilton’s website. Shh, don’t worry, go ahead and check it out. I somehow tricked managed to get your through an entire post about red carpet fashion and cheap celebrity gossip. Your man card has already been revoked for today.

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  1. Clark Matthews says:

    I didn’t know Chenoweth was one of those typical Sooner fans who love to claim personal affiliation with the football program but had zero interest attending a class there.

    • The Baconator says:

      What the hell was up with KOCO interrupting the the loser song credits, i swear, Channel 5 is pissing me off with their latebreaking dumb shit all the time. I watched a show on there the other day, and they had a scroll at the bottom of the screen which was one short sentence about a house fire, and it ran over and over through the whole show, their news director or whoever is in charged need to be shown the door, over and over and over again. Like those crappy scrolls at the bottom of the screen. I guess if you are lucky and live in Stillwater you can watch ch. 8 out of Tulsa, sheesh, okay off my soapbox, damn scrolls again! lol

      • soonerken says:

        Then I suppose you never watch espn. Their incessant and repetitive crawlers drive me insane. Even to the point that if the Thunder is on there and on the local fox channel, I’ll watch the homers on fox.

    • Kayla says:

      That’s right! Since her Alma Mater doesn’t have a football team, she just can’t be a fan of anyone!

  2. CAP1015 says:

    I just loved the pained look on Renee Zellweger’s face at hearing about how the Sooners kicked the Horns………..
    OH WAIT HER FACE IS ALWAYS LIKE THAT………..never mind…
    I’ve been watching way too much Death by Blizzard coverage.

  3. Mr Green Jeans says:

    Well Sparky, when did it become a requisite to attend a school to have interest in or claim their athletic programs? I attended OU and therefore I have a vested interest in their programs. My wife attended Michigan State, I did not. I have made several trips to East Lansing, attended a few games, had a few libations with the locals. I am sorry in getting caught up in the moment and rooting for the Spartans. I feel ashamed for following their athletic programs and claiming them. I am a complete buffoon for following Florida State as a kid! I mean the Tomahawk Chop is so intoxicating, I will hate them now because I never attended a class there. I never really claimed them but man did I love to watch them in the mid 80′s to early 90′s. I hate when someone brings that up, it’s a stupid point to make. As far as the Sooners next year, I hope “WE” win the Big 12. I am sure someone using “WE” in that instance drives you nuts too. HAVE A NICE DAY!

    • Goober says:

      Oh, come on. I think it’s cute when Poke fans pull out the “If you’re an OSU fan, you must have gone to school there” line. If they want to pride themselves on being parochial loners with no appeal beyond their own campus, hey, it’s a free country!

  4. Ban_The_Nickel says:

    Since when did OCU have a football team?

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