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"Who doesn&amp;#x27;t love the hilarious Ross Mathews? He&amp;#x27;s one of my favorite parts about watching the red carpet before award shows, so I was pumped when he agreed to do a little Oscars 2012 post-game recap with us. Here&amp;#x27;s what the Bing Oscar expert and E! correspondent had to say about last night&amp;#x27;s festivities...What was your favorite red-carpet moment? &amp;quot;I saw a lot go down on the red carpet, but the most memorable moment by far was when Sacha Baron Cohen, The Dictator, spilled ashes all over my fellow correspondent, Ryan Seacrest.&amp;quot; What was a dress you loved and what was one he could have done without? &amp;quot;Of all the gorgeous women strutting down the carpet last night, I LOVED Gwyneth Paltrow. She was undeniably the Best Dressed. She wore a cape! Enough said.&amp;quot; What parts of the evening could you have done without? &amp;quot;I really could have done without the long performances. This is the Oscars! I want more acceptance speeches. I love a good acceptance speech.&amp;quot; Who would you like to see presenting next year? &amp;quot;I&amp;#x27;m great with Hollywood. I think next year it should be me up there presenting an award.&amp;quot; Who gave the best speech? &amp;quot;One of the biggest upsets for the 2012 Oscars was Best Actress. I didn&amp;#x27;t expect to see Meryl Streep beating out Viola Davis, but her acceptance speech was unbelievable--the best of the evening, hands down.&amp;quot; Thanks Ross! Do you agree with Ross&amp;#x27; picks? Want to see him up there presenting at the Oscars in 2013? More on the Oscars 2012... * Oscars 2012 Red Carpet: Cast Your Vote For The Best Dressed Star Now! * Oscars 2012 Beauty: Who Had the Most Gorgeous Hair and Makeup Look of the Night? Vote! * Forget the Dresses at the Oscars--Check Out This Jaw-Dropping Ring! (It Would Make an INSANE Engagement Ring!) Photo: Corbis "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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