Show Prep:

 Some stars are preparing for the Oscars by getting $2,000 diamond particle facial scrubs.
Others are getting skin peels, green tea face masks and red-and-blue UV light therapy treatments to prevent acne.
Some stars plan to wear mink eyelashes that cost $10,000 a piece.
Professional bronzers, who carry portable tanning sprayers, are also being brought in.
Some female stars have had Botox injected under their breasts to give their sagging cleavage a much-needed lift.
Other stars are preparing for the Oscars with hydrocortisone injections, which are designed to get rid of acne and unwanted blemishes.
Many female stars have spent the last week getting ice facials to tighten their skin. Others got bee venom masks.
Stars will be plumping their lips with cinnamon oil. Some will also wear panty shields under their arms to keep sweat away from their dresses and tuxedos.
Some stars have used Preparation H on their puffy eyes. Others have used masking tape to tape the cellulite down on their legs under their gowns.
Some stars are getting Armpit Botox to prevent sweating

Vampire Facelifts: Some stars are prepping for the Oscars by getting Vampire Facelifts. The procedure involves injecting one's own blood back into the face as a way of smoothing out wrinkles. The injection uses stem cells and hyaluronic acid to tone and revive the skin.

Food Prep: Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck is once again cooking the food for the Governor's Ball, which follows the Oscars.

Apps

spicy tuna tartare

mini Kobe burgers with aged Cheddar cheese

vegetable spring rolls

smoked salmon shaped like Oscars with dill crème fraiche and caviar

shrimp fritters

spicy coconut steak tartare

Parmesan toast sandwich duck wonton.

Food Stations

truffle and Parmesan grissini

black truffle aioli dip

winter fruit “caprese”

bacon wrapped dates

rosemary spiced nuts

Japanese baby peach salad

Chinese mustard dressing kale salad

grilled artichoke with lemon vinaigrette

Main Courses

black truffles chestnut tortellini

Snake River Farms New York Steak

Thai spice truffle macaroni and cheese

lobster with black bean sauce

lentils with cauliflower and baby vegetables.

Desserts

chocolate soufflé cakes

shaved espresso ice

chocolate Crème Brulée with raspberries

No Parking: The Academy Awards will take place at the Dolby Theatre. L.A. drivers face fines of $365.15 for parking in an Academy Awards tow-away zone.

Here's the breakdown:

Citation: $93.00
Tow: $117.00
Storage: $40.15 /per day
Release: $115.00

Total: $365.15

The organizers of this year's Governor's Ball, which follows The Oscars, are making sure that all of the bomb sniffing dogs are walked before they check for explosives. In 2008, a German Shepard secretly went to the bathroom under a table as guests were arriving. His 'gift' wasn't discovered until everyone was seated and dinner was served.

Elton John is hosting another Oscars viewing party to benefit his Elton John AIDS Foundation. Tickets cost $3,000. Gordon Ramsey is preparing the menu. Likely guests include Eva Longoria, Heidi Klum, Chase Crawford, Miley Cyrus, Neil Patrick Harris and Kate Beckinsale.

The 10 Most Valuable Actors of All Time from wall st. 24/7

10. John Travolta Total film gross: $4.3 billion Average film gross: $99.7 million Films: 43 Top grossing film: "Grease" Acting Oscars: 0

9. Clint Eastwood Total film gross: $4.3 billion Average film gross: $93.3 million Films: 46 Top grossing film: "Every Which Way But Loose" Acting Oscars: 0

8. Morgan Freeman Total film gross: $4.5 billion Average film gross: $95.8 million Films: 47 Top grossing film: "The Dark Knight" Acting Oscars: 1

7. Sean Connery Total film gross: $4.5 billion Average film gross: $122.9 million Films: 37 Top grossing film: "Thunderball" Acting Oscars: 1

6. Dustin Hoffman Total film gross: $4.6 billion Average film gross: $117.5 million Films: 39 Top grossing film: "The Graduate" Acting Oscars: 2

5. Tom Cruise Total film gross: $5 billion Average film gross: $153 million Films: 33 Top grossing film: "Top Gun" Acting Oscars: 0

4. Robin Williams Total film gross: $4.8 billion Average film gross: $108.4 million Films: 44 Top grossing film: "Mrs. Doubtfire" Acting Oscars: 1

3. Eddie Murphy Total film gross: $5.9 billion Average film gross: $154.6 million Films: 38 Top grossing film: "Shrek 2" Acting Oscars: 0

2. Harrison Ford Total film gross: $7.4 billion Average film gross: $218.3 million Films: 34 Top grossing film: "Star Wars" Acting Oscars: 0

1. Tom Hanks Total film gross: $6.2 billion Average film gross: $155.4 million Films: 40 Top grossing film: "Forrest Gump" Acting Oscars: 2

Academy Awards: Where the Stars Keep Their Oscars from abcnews.com

Jodie Foster Foster used to keep her two best actress Oscars, for 1988's "The Accused" and 1991's "Silence of the Lambs," in her bathroom. Why? "Because they looked good with the faucets," she has said. "But when they started getting corroded on the bottom, I had to move them to a trophy case in my den."

Reese Witherspoon After winning an Oscar for best actress for 2005's "Walk the Line," Witherspoon told People that she considered having it made into a door knocker or necklace. "But neither one of those options was very practical. I just keep it in my living room," she said.

Timothy Hutton Hutton, who won an Oscar for best supporting actor for 1980's "Ordinary People," once told USA Today that it was his sister's idea to keep the award in the refrigerator. "She thought that would be kind of funny to put the Oscar in the refrigerator when people would go grab a beer or something ... It's still there."

Susan Sarandon Like Foster, Sarandon once kept her golden statue for 1995's "Dead Man Walking" in the guest bathroom of her home. But she told The Hollywood Reporter in 2011 that her Oscar has been on tour with a traveling exhibit on gold organized by New York's American Museum of Natural History. "I haven't seen it in a few years," Sarandon confessed.

Robin Williams Williams, who won for best supporting actor for 1997's "Good Will Hunting," told The Hollywood Reporter that he keeps his Oscar in his home in Tiburon, Calif., sandwiched between two Screen Actors Guild awards. "They stand on either side," he said. "So they have security."

Goldie Hawn Hawn won her Oscar for best supporting actress for her first film, 1969's "Cactus Flower." But instead of displaying it in a trophy case, the actress has it casually placed on a bench in her meditation room in Los Angeles. "My award is in the room where I study and practice meditation," Hawn has said. "Trophy rooms are the opposite of me. Awards are history. That's my philosophy."

Cuba Gooding Jr. After winning the Oscar for best supporting actor for 1996's "Jerry Maguire," Cuba Gooding Jr. kept his prize for six years in a wine cabinet. "It sat behind the glass on one of the shelves. People would say, 'Is that it?' The cabinet was temperature controlled because of the wine, so the Oscar stayed beaming new," he has said. "Now that I keep it out in the open in my screening room, it has become tarnished -- which is kind of cool. It's starting to age and get character. Like me."

Personality Profile

Mademoiselle magazine once had a great article on how a woman's favorite 'leading man' can reveal her personality. With the Oscars airing on Sunday night, now is the perfect time for this personality profile! Ask women to call to see if this profile is true.

- If you like Rugged Men like Jason Statham, Gerard Butler, Jon Cena, and Vin Diesel it means you like men who are dominant, competitive and calm at times. You want a man who will protect you if needed.

- If you like Baby-Faced Men like Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling it means you are relationship-focused, like to take care of your men, are somewhat anxious and enjoy sometimes dominating your relationships.

- If you like Expressive Men like Keanu Reeves and Nicholas Cage it means you look for supportive men in relationships, someone who has a good sense of humor, can cheer you up and likes to compliment you.

- If you like Groomed Men like Daniel Craig and The Rock it means you like the finer things in life and like to dress well.

- If you like Mature Men like Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins and Jack Nicholson it means you are adventurous, experienced in relationships, are sometimes insecure and sometimes seek a "father figure" in relationships.

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