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Amy Schumer is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at what went into hosting the Oscars, alongside her co-hosts Wanda Sykes and Regina Hall.While most of the conversation has been focused on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock, on Tuesday, Amy shared some of the preparation that went into putting on the show.This included footage of the comedian being lowered down for her Spider-Man skit, sitting in the writer's room, and rehearsing with Wanda and Regina. Backstage looks:Amy Schumer poses in undergarments as she gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at the OscarsThe Will and Chris drama aside, things seemed to have gone smoothly for Amy on the big night, although she was forced to clarify one joke to annoyed fans.

Giorgio Armani has been Glenn Close’s preferred designer for more than 30 years, starting with the first suit she purchased at Barneys (the look still resides in her closet). The legendarydesigner dressed Close in 1990 for the Kennedy Center Honors, where the actress paid tribute to Katharine Hepburn.

Gallery: The Best-Dressed Guests at the Baftas Signalled a Solid Return to Normal(ish) Black Tie Season (Esquire (UK))They also give viewers a sense of spontaneity that has been in short supply during the pandemic, and boost TV audiences for award shows that have plummeted by up to 60% this year. "We all miss the energy and the escapism that it creates," said celebrity stylist Chloe Hartstein, who will be working with best supporting actress nominee Glenn Close for Sunday's ceremony.

Dianna Agron got 'back in the saddle' Tuesday as she attended the premiere of her new movie Shiva Baby in New York City.The 34-year-old actress wore a black-and-orange plaid Miu Miu dress for the event held at the William Vale Hotel in the Brooklyn area.Dianna took to social media before the premiere and shared a selfie wearing a black face mask amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Lesley McKenzie Managing EditorAs the Emmys prepares to unfurl the first virtual red carpet Sunday night, nominees and presenters are reimagining what it means to dress for a major awards show from the comfort of their own living rooms, with or without the help of a celebrity stylist.“Come as you are, but make an effort!” was the dress code outlined in a letter from the show’s host, Jimmy Kimmel, and exec producers on the heels of this year’s nominations—and one that stylists including Chloe Hartstein, who is dressing “Glow” star Betty Gilpin, have taken to heart.“It feels nice to be in a creative space again,” says Hartstein, who began discussing options with her client as soon as nominations were announced earlier this summer.