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Wed, Dec 23 2009 | Published in *NEWS, HEADLINE, HEADLINES

Oscar Campaigns Downsize

By: HollywoodNews.com

This year expensive gifts and lavish parties are out. Instead, private intimate events are in.

By invitation only parties hosted by Leonardo DiCaprio, Fox co-chairman Jim Gianopulos and producer Lawrence Bender have been the norm this last week.

Sorry, no more lavish parties…after all this year’s box office has been only $10 billion.

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