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Billie Eilish celebrates historic Oscar win with James Bond theme No Time To Die

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28.03.2022 - 13:43

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Billie Eilish has celebrated a historic win, scooping the Oscar for Best Original Song at last night's Academy Awards for No Time To Die.

Billie - who co-wrote the song with her brother Finneas - beat out competition from Lin-Manuel Miranda (Encanto), long-time nominee Diane Warren (Four Good Days) and even Beyonce herself (King Richard) for the gong.

Written for the James Bond film of the same name, and the final to see Daniel Craig star as 007, No Time To Die became the third consecutive Bond song to win an Oscar; Adele won for Skyfall in 2012, as did Sam Smith for Writing On The Wall from Spectre in 2017.

Accepting the award, Billie thanked the siblings parents, who "have always been our biggest inspirations and our heroes. We love you as parents and we love you as real people, too.” It's been a very, very busy awards season for Billie.

Billie Eilish celebrates historic Oscar win with James Bond theme No Time To Die

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