Bradley Cooper

Bradley Charles Cooper is an American actor most notable for his work in The Hangover, Silver Linings Playbook, American Sniper, and his voice role as Rocket Raccoon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is currently dating model Irina Shayk. Bradley Cooper was born on January 5th, 1975. (Age 44)

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Fox News

'A Star is Born' honors Judy Garland, but Oscar chances aren't promising, say film experts

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper have captivated audiences with their sweeping drama "A Star is Born," but despite earning multiple Oscar nominations, history is predicting it will fail to shine...

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Feb 21

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People

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest Recreate Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born — See the Twinning Photo!

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Feb 20

A Star Is Born Isn't on Netflix (Yet), but These Other Bradley Cooper Movies Are!

Pop Sugar

A Star Is Born Isn't on Netflix (Yet), but These Other Bradley Cooper Movies Are!

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Feb 20

People

Everything to Know About Oscars 2019: How to Watch, Who's Nominated, Predictions

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Feb 20

From Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's musical moments to the unlikely friendship between a literary forger and a conman, these were some of our favorite collaborations this award season

In their second turn as on-screen love interests, Bale and Adams' portrayal of former Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife, Lynne, earned them the nominations for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress, respectively. As Lynne, Adams plays the woman-behind-the-man, and as Cheney, Bale plays the man-behind-the-presidency.

Set in the early 1970s, the film sees Washington as real-life American hero Ron Stallworth, the first African-American detective to join the Colorado Springs Police Department. When Stallworth devises a plan to infiltrate the local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan, he enlists Flip Zimmerman (Driver), who is a more seasoned — and white — officer, to go undercover as he works behind the scenes.

This trio was certainly a fan favourite this awards season, both on and off the screen. The leading ladies grew close while making the movie, as evidenced by Colman playfully referring to her costars as "my bitches" in her Golden Globes acceptance speech for best actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy.

On-screen, Nakia (Nyong'o) may share chemistry with T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) as the pair work to take down Erik Killmonger (Jordan) and protect their African nation of Wakanda — but off-screen, fans have been shipping Nyong'o and Jordan since day one. The two have teased fans with everything from flirtatious tweets to a staged makeout scene at the InStyle & Warner Bros.

Set in the 1960s Deep South, the movie tells the story of the unexpected bond that develops between Dr. Don Shirley, a celebrated black jazz pianist on tour portrayed by Ali, and his Italian-American driver Tony Lip, played by Mortensen. Their performances earned them each nominations, with Mortensen up for Best Actor and Ali for Best Supporting Actor.

It's difficult to imagine Cooper's directorial (and musical) debut without the influence of Elliott, whose voice was a source of inspiration to Cooper for his character and prompted the director to cast Elliott as his brother. Their performances earned Cooper a nomination for Best Actor and Elliott one for Best Supporting Actor.

Alfonso Cuarón's Roma paints a black-and-white love story about the two women who raised him — Cleo (played by breakout star Aparicio), a live-in maid with a Mixteco Mesoamerican background, and her employer, Sofía (Tavira). The women's lives start to come apart at the same time, showing that their class distinction does not protect them from being left alone.

The friendship that develops on-screen between writer-turned-literary forger Lee Israel (McCarthy) and gay conman Jack Hock (Grant) is a hilarious and heartbreaking exploration of platonic love. The incredible chemistry between the pair earned them each a nomination from the Academy, with McCarthy up for Best Actress and Grant for Best Supporting Actor.

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's sweet friendship has made as many headlines as their highly praised film, which Cooper directed. Though The Academy didn't recognize him in that category, he's up for Best Actor at the Oscars, and Gaga for Best Actress.

People

Gaga and Bradley!

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Feb 20

The Hollywood Reporter

Camille Paglia: Sexism and the 'Star Is Born' Films (Guest Column)

The academic, author and cultural critic analyzes the four versions of the tragic love story and finds one a "feminist landmark" and Bradley Cooper's to be "a misogynous disgrace."

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Feb 20