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The Bridesmaids cast rehearsed the night before the Oscars, running through lines and cues at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
Producers and technicians milled about, ensuring lighting timings and camera cuts land correctly for the segment.
Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Kristen Wiig and Ellie Kemper are among those rehearsing the Oscar bit.
The ceremony will be hosted again by Conan O’Brien, with additional surprises teased by producers.
Producers hinted at a Marvel reunion and a Moulin Rouge! reunion during the show.
The article notes preparations have been ongoing for several days ahead of the ceremony.
Adamant that surprises remain, the piece confirms timing and details will be kept secret until showtime.
The behind-the-scenes visit includes cast interactions with producers and publicists as they prep for airtime.
The article emphasizes the Oscars’ global anticipation and media coverage surrounding the 98th ceremony.
AP provides a behind-the-scenes look while noting the show’s live broadcast and event logistics.

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The 'Bridesmaids' cast reunited onstage at the 98th Academy Awards to celebrate the film's 15th anniversary.
Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, and Ellie Kemper presented two awards during the ceremony.
Onstage messages from audience members prompted playful exchanges among the cast.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Stellan Skarsgård were referenced in joked notes read by the cast.
DiCaprio was playfully noted for his appearance, with the cast joking about his eye contact.
The Oscars night featured other notable moments and standout looks across the ceremony.
The article highlights the ceremony's blend of humor and tradition in honoring film achievements.
Rose Byrne's involvement includes nominations for other projects at the Oscars that night.
Maya Rudolph attended to support her partner Paul Thomas Anderson's film's nominations.
The reunion occurred amid the film's 15th anniversary celebration.

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Maya Rudolph will star as Mary in Oh, Mary! on Broadway at the Lyceum Theatre from April 28 to June 20.
Rudolph calls the role a 'dream come true' and marks her Broadway debut in the lead, following a line of iconic Marys.
Ticket prices for Rudolph’s run vary, with some shows under $135 and multiple outlets recommended for purchase.
Oh, Mary! centers on Mary Todd Lincoln and features an ensemble including Simu Liu, with multiple Broadway alums in the cast.
The NY Post notes the show’s 80-minute runtime and its humorous yet dramatic premise surrounding the First Lady.
The piece lists several current Broadway headliners and shows, signaling strong Broadway activity around Rudolph’s run.
The article emphasizes checking verified ticket sites (StubHub, Ticketmaster, Vivid Seats) for best value.
The reference confirms that the story is based on a New York Post report by Matt Levy and live events coverage.
The NY Post highlights the show’s comedic focus on a cabaret-obsessed Mary Todd Lincoln.

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