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Feb 22, 2012
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The Light Factory Rolls Out the Red Carpet

Celebrate Oscar night with the local film crowd

The Light Factory Rolls Out the Red Carpet

"The Artist." Will it win big?

The Light Factory, in partnership with Mez and Epicentre theaters, will host an Oscar Night Viewing Party on Sunday, Feb. 26. That kind of event is pretty old school, but there's a new twist: a Tweet Off. It's a live broadcast of the Academy Awards -- on the big screen! -- accompanied by a live tweet. 

During the telecast, The Light Factory's Director of Film, Linnea Beyer, will lead a discussion via Twitter using the handle #TLFoscarnight. Everyone's encouraged to join in and comment on the awards, the show, the snubs, fashion hits and misses ... anything! Snarky comments are welcomed. 

Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show begins at 7 p.m.  Reserved, VIP tickets are $40; general admission tickets are $20. VIP guests get one cocktail and light apps from Mez. Purchase advance tickets at www.epicentretheaters.com or by calling 704-971-2400. To learn more,  visit www.lightfactory.org

My favorite movie of the year doesn't stand a chance of winning best picture, since it was robbed of the nomination it deserved. I'll be tweeting about how angry I am that Drive and its smokin' star, Ryan Gosling, were overlooked. In case you missed it, my top 10 flicks of 2011 are repeated here for your viewing pleasure.

Can't make it to the event? You can still join in the fun at #TLFoscarnight.

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Page Since the late 1980s, Page Leggett has been dragging her friends all over the county to hear this little-known folk singer or see that experimental theater troupe. She appreciates mainstream culture, too, but she thrives on discovering artists most people haven't heard of yet. The Charlotte native and Wake Forest alum is excited to share her discoveries with Charlotte magazine readers. The movie blogger is also an art collector who's as likely to procure a painting at a flea market as she is at a fine art gallery. She believes Madonna got it right when she sang, "Beauty's where you find it." So are art and culture.

 

 

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