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Boston cyclists built a 40-foot-long snow tunnel for commuting and 10 More

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Oscars 2015: The complete winners list

See all the Oscar winners (and losers) at the 2015 Academy Awards.

Neil Patrick Harris in his underwear was a ballsy Oscars move

Neil Patrick Harris took off his pants during the 2015 Oscars as part of a sketch.

Dakota Johnson and Melanie Griffith are Oscars' most awkward couple

Actress Dakota Johnson and her mom Melanie Griffith had a very awkward interview at the Oscars about 'Fifty Shades of Grey.'

Watch Neil Patrick Harris' incredibly entertaining Oscars monologue

Neil Patrick Harris opened the 2015 Oscars with a song and dance routine starring Anna Kendrick and Jack Black.

The Internet was not a fan of Lady Gaga's dishwashing Oscars gloves

Lady Gaga's dramatic dress on the red carpet is not popular on the Internet.

The Academy didn't include Joan Rivers in its 'In Memoriam' montage

Joan Rivers was left out of the 2015 Academy Awards tribute to actors who passed away in 2014.

2015's Oscar nominees posing with their younger selves

Check out these throwback photos that show how each Oscar nominee has aged.

Australia's battle with Indonesia intensifies over fate of death row inmates

As two Australians await execution in Indonesia, tensions between the two countries are reaching boiling point.

John Legend and Common just raised the bar for Oscar speeches [VIDEO]

John Legend and Common just blew knocked every other Oscar acceptance speech down a peg.

Filmmaker just shut down the Oscars wrap-it-up music like a boss

Polish-British filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski out-talked the play-off music during his Oscar acceptance speech.

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Velocity Alert: John Legend and Common deliver stirring Oscars acceptance speech

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John Legend and Common deliver stirring Oscars acceptance speech

"We know that right now, the fight for freedom and justice is real."

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