Master chef Wolfgang Puck attends the 88th Annual Academy Awards Governors Ball press preview at The Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland Center on Feb 18, 2016 in Hollywood, California. Photo: AFP
On the morning of the Academy Awards, Tinseltown’s brightest stars will wake up early (or whatever qualifies for early in the celebrity world). They’ll get their hair and makeup done, put on their most glamorous gowns and suits, get into their limos and head for the Oscars. They’ll walk the red carpet, pose for the cameras, give interviews, then sit through three hours of the awards show.
By the time they get to the Academy Awards’ official after-party, the Governors Ball at around 10pm, some will be in high spirits and others may be licking their wounds. But all will share one common animal instinct: hunger.
