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Miley Cyrus did not join the standing ovation when Lady Gaga accepted Best Pop Vocal Album, signaling a cool reaction at the Grammy moment.
Amanda Seyfried’s clap appeared hesitant as Michelle Williams won in their shared Golden Globes category, going viral online.
Selena Gomez was filmed scrunching her face in apparent disgust when Chris Brown was named a nominee at the MTV VMAs.
Angela Bassett’s visible disappointment at losing the Best Supporting Actress Oscar drew widespread online attention.
Kerry Condon’s blank reaction to Jamie Lee Curtis’s Oscar win was noted by fans and media alike.
Diane Warren, who has never won an Oscar, appeared annoyed and refused to clap after the Best Original Song winner was announced.
Samuel L. Jackson mouthed a frustrated expletive when Martin Landau won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1995.
Bill Murray looked upset when he lost Best Actor Oscar to Sean Penn in 2004, declining to clap.
Faith Hill’s CMA moment showed shock and a quick denial that she intended disrespect toward Carrie Underwood.
Brie Larson’s Oscars reaction to Casey Affleck’s win was interpreted as a deliberate protest.

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Killing Satoshi may use AI to adjust performances and create AI-assisted backgrounds on a markerless stage for the Pete Davidson project.
Producers say AI is a tool to improve filmmaking efficiency while preserving actors' jobs, not to replace them.
The casting notice indicates AI may be used to tweak performances without creating AI replicas of voices or likenesses without consent.
The project is financed by Proxima in collaboration with Aperture Media Partners and is directed by Doug Liman with Nick Schenk writing the screenplay.
Acting talent will be real performers; officials said no AI-generated actors will exist in the film.
SAG-AFTRA and unions are negotiating on how synthetic performances may be used in future work amid the Kavanaugh-produced project.
The film is expected to go into production in the United Kingdom, with casting notices seeking supporting actors for a late-February to March window.
Killing Satoshi centers on the elusive Bitcoin creator Nakamoto and follows Davidson and Affleck in top billing.
The film is part of a broader industry discourse on synthetic performances and actor protections amid ongoing labor talks.
The director for Killing Satoshi is Doug Liman, with Dixie Chassay handling casting.

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