And the Oscar Award for Best Supporting Actress Goes to…Lupita Nyong'o

Newcomer Lupita Nyong’o walked away with the coveted Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her gut-wrenching performance as Patsey in 12 Years a Slave Sunday night in Los Angeles.
“Yes,” exclaimed the 31-year-old actress as she hugged director Steve McQueen and her co-stars. Lupita thanked her family, her co-stars and her drama school during her emotional acceptance speech.
“It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is thanks to so much pain in someone else’s,” she said, referring to the suffering of African slaves in America.
“12 Years” was Lupita’s first ever feature film role. She was chosen from 1,000 young actresses who auditioned for the part.
Other major category winners included Matthew McConaughey (Best Actor for Dallas Buyers Club), Cate Blanchett (Best Actress for Blue Jasmine), Jared Leto (Best Supporting actor for Dallas Buyers Club), and actor Will Smith presented the Best Picture Oscar Award to 12 Years a Slave.

Sorry Guys Lupita Nyong'o is dating now

Well, this is going to make for an interesting Academy Awards carpet.
Oscar has reportedly helped spark some chemistry between nominees Jared Leto and Lupita Nyong'o
Page Six reports that the 42-year-old rocker and the 30-year-old Hollywood newcomer were seen out sharing an initiate night out in New York on Wednesday.


The site reports they were seen sitting by themselves at a table at the intimate Crosby Street Hotel.
The source told Page Six: 'They were huddled at a corner table together looking very close.'
According to Page Six 'romance is blossoming' and they share 'off-screen chemistry'.
Jared and Lupita - who are nominated for Supporting Actor and Actress respectively - were in town for Fashion Week, with Lupita in particularly high demand for shows' front rows.
Already the pair have set tongues wagging during Award's season: 'The two have stayed close together at the Golden Globes and other events leading up to the March 2 Oscars. They even appear side-by-side on the cover of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue with Julia Roberts and George Clooney.'