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And The Winner Is . . .
Author : Connie H. Deutsch
I can’t say that I have ever been a big fan of the Oscars but a couple of years ago, it was somewhat more depressing than usual.
Usually, I look at the winners and see their faces gleaming with happiness. They thank everyone from God to the janitor who cleaned their room and brought them water, but two years ago, there was a curse attached to the female winners.
After the awards were presented, the post awards gossip (I don’t know what else to call it) speculated that there is a Hollywood curse attached to female winners of the Oscars.
Their contention was that female winners of the coveted award were doomed to failed marriages. One announcer showed the female winners of seven Oscars standing next to their husbands, all aglow with their Oscars in their hands, and then the announcer let her audience know that each of these winners split up within a few days to a year after winning the coveted award.
One story even tied their divorces to the fact that none of these female winners, after thanking everyone from the electric company for providing the lighting for their close-ups, to the people who were responsible for making the movie a success, remembered to thank their husbands.
The amazing thing is that no one spoke of fractures in their marriages prior to making the movie or winning the Oscar. They only associated the divorces with winning the Oscar.
That made me wonder how many of these women would have worked so hard to win the award if they knew that their marriage was doomed from the start.
It also made me wonder how many people actually believe that actresses have to ask themselves if winning the Oscar is worth sacrificing their marriage before accepting a movie role.
We seem to be living in a warped world if we look no further than Hollywood gossip to define our relationships.
Art had always been said to imitate life but at that point, I started wondering if life isn’t imitating art.
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Connie H. Deutsch is an internationally known business consultant and personal advisor who has a keen understanding of human nature and is a natural problem-solver. She has counseled people who have OCD for more than 40 years,
Connie is the author of the books, “Round and Round Goes the Merry-Go-Round: Drugless Therapy for OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)” “Whispers of the Soul,” “A Slice of Life,” “Whispers of the Soul for the Rest of Your Life,” “From Where Im Sitting,” “Are You Listening?,” “View from the Sidelines,” “Reaching for the Brass Ring of Life,” “Purple Days and Starry Nights,” “Here and There,” “And Thats How it Goes,” and “The Counseling Effect.” Her website: http://www.conniehdeutsch.com/
See more of her articles by clicking here ConnieHDeutsch Articles
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Tags: Oscars, life, art, winners, divorce, movies, Hollywood
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Submitted : 2015-01-21 Word Count : 341 Times Viewed: 1795