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Tom Cruise receives an honorary Academy Award

Tom Cruise Accepts Honorary Oscar With Emotional Speech at Governors Awards: ‘Making Films Is Not What I Do, It Is Who I Am’

Tom Cruise was presented with an Academy Honorary Award during the Nov. 16 Governors Awards, and it’s no surprise that the larger-than-life movie star had a blockbuster acceptance speech.

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Tom Cruise Finally Gets His Oscar Moment With a Lifetime Achievement Trophy at the Governors Awards

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Hollywood Minute: Tom Cruise receives an honorary Academy Award

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At the Governors Awards, Celebrating Tom Cruise While Reckoning with an Uncertain Future

For the 16th year, the Board of Governors of the Motion Picture Academy gave out Honorary Oscars at the Governors Awards inside the Ray Dolby Ballroom in Hollywood, where it was crammed with the usual...

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Tom Cruise gets honorary Oscar: 'Making films is not what I do, it is who I am'

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Tom Cruise Won An Honorary Oscar, And His Speech Might Give You Some Hope For Hollywood

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Tom Cruise Finally Won an Oscar: 'Making Films Is Not What I Do, It Is Who I Am'

Director Alejandro González Iñárritu presented Cruise with the annual Academy Honorary Award among a celebration of his peers at this year’s Governors Awards, acknowledging his “incredible commitment ...

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Tom Cruise on his first Oscar: Making films 'is who I am'

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Hollywood celebrates Tom Cruise with long-awaited Oscar

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It's been 10 years since Patricia Arquette's barnstorming Oscars speech calling for equal pay. She's 'sad' about where things stand now.

In 2015, Patricia Arquette’s performance in Boyhood won her the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. In her acceptance speech, she thanked the Academy. She acknowledged her fellow nominees. She sent love to her family. And then she said something ...

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Mamdani victory speech draws concern as NYC mayor-elect vows 'no problem too large for government to solve'

Zohran Mamdani indicated during a New York City mayoral race victory speech that there is no matter too big or small for the government to tackle.