Auli I Cravalho

Disney Actress Hit In The Face By Dancer Mid Performance

... be swallowed up and stood there completely rigid - yikes. Oscars 2017: Not everyone wanted to dance with Justin Timberlake [Getty]. Matt Damon mistaken for Ben. Red carpet host – Michael Strahan – appeared to make a mistake his going to be kicking himself over for a very long time. The presenter interviewed Matt Damon before the award ceremony, and was heard saying: "I think we’re all interested in watching, can’t wait to see it Ben. Thank you for stopping by!". Twitter quickly caught on, with one fan commenting: "Did Michael Strahan just call Matt Damon 'Ben' on red carpet interview? #Oscars.". Oscars 2017: Matt Damon referred to as Ben by a red carpet host [Getty]. Chrissy Teigen injury. Despite looking spectacular on the red carpet, John Legend's wife revealed she had burned herself backstage. The ...

Lucas Hedges, Auli'i Cravalho, Cynthia Erivo Walk Academy Awards Red Carpet

... Lucas Hedges and Auli'i Cravalho recently walked the Oscars red carpet. Take a look. Before they — and viewers from all over the world — find out who will win at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, numerous celebrities are walking the show’s official red carpet. Those recently spotted on the red carpet include Ryan Seacrest, Mario Lopez, Cynthia Erivo, nominee Lucas Hedges and performer Auli’i Cravalho. Their red carpet showcases come just hours before the 89 th Oscars ceremony commences. Jimmy Kimmel is hosting this year’s broadcast. ABC’s red carpet photos. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Tyler Golden). CYNTHIA ERIVO. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Tyler Golden). AULI’I CRAVALHO. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Tyler Golden). OSNAT SHURER, AULI’I ...

Auli'i Cravalho From 'moana's 2017 Projects Show That She's On Her Own Journey Of Discovery

... my last day of casting." It was clearly meant to be. Now that she's enjoying the success of her first major film, rubbing elbows with Dwayne Johnson and Lin-Manuel Miranda, there's no doubt that this talented young lady will go on to bigger things. As of right now, though, Cravalho's IMDb page only lists a short film called Gone Fishing, to be released in 2017. In Gone Fishing, Cravalho reprises her role as the voice of Moana as she accompanies Maui (Johnson's character) on a mission to catch a fish with his magical fishhook. Source: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images. With a performance at the 2017 Oscars of Moana's nominated song "How Far I'll Go", Cravalho still has another huge milestone ahead of her — and she should enjoy every moment of the ride. That doesn't mean that she isn't looking ahead, though. Cravalho is still young and in an interview with Coming Soon, she confessed that she wants to continue to do films, but go to school at the same time. She said of her future projects. "There are a few things cooking! This is not at all what I thought I’d be doing ...

Abc Shares Backstage Oscars Look; Auli'i Cravalho, Hidden Figures Stars, More Featured

... with the ongoing 89 th Academy Awards broadcast, ABC shared some photos from off-stage and backstage. The recently released gallery includes shots of Auli’i Cravalho and Lin-Manuel Miranda, who performed in support of “Moana.” The leading ladies of “Hidden Figures,” Alicia Vikander, Mahershala Ali, Jason Bateman and Kate Mc Kinnon are also featured. Check out ABC’s gallery below. And prepare for some big awards reveals as the prestigious ceremony moves into its final hour. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Adam Rose). ALICIA VIKANDER. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Adam Rose). AULI’I CRAVALHO. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Adam Rose). AULI’I CRAVALHO. THE OSCARS(r) – The 89 th Oscars(r) broadcasts live on Oscar(r) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2017, on the ABC Television Network. ...

Moana' Star Aulii Cravalho Wows On Oscars Stage

... during the song. "The newcomer — already a pro — barely flinched," wrote Variety magazine. Auili'i Cravalho got hit in the head by a flag and kept going like a champ #Oscars __link__/on S 3 dv CBf Y. — Variety (@Variety) February 27, 2017. Fans quickly took to social media to praise Cravalho's older-than-her-years professionalism and talent. On Cravalho's Facebook page, fan Phoebe Alexander wrote, "The way you held it together when you got hit in the head — I almost thought I had imagined it. You are amazing!". Another fan wrote, "I am absolutely floored at the talent and poise at 16.". Also performing at the annual awards show are Sting, Justin Timberlake and 2014 Oscar winner John Legend. Show producers Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd said the performances are meant to "not only celebrate the five extraordinary nominated original songs, but also the integral part music plays in movies.". Miranda is best known for creating and starring ...

Moana' Star Auli'i Cravalho Lights Up Oscars Rehearsal Stage

... Kimmel talks Trump tweets, underwear and Oscar prep. La La Land had its turn on the rehearsal stage Friday, as John Legend has been tasked to sing a special version of the film's two nominated songs, City of Stars and Audition (The Fools Who Dream). Legend stars in the film, but the songs are sung onscreen by Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone respectively. Wearing a black jacket, black jeans and black sneakers, Legend walked coolly onto the rehearsal stage, surrounded by a dramatic sundown set covered with street lamps and dancers. Legend immediately began tickling the ivories of a black grand piano. John Legend is seen during rehearsals for the 89 th Academy Awards on Friday, Feb. 24, 2017. (Photo: Matt Sayles/Invision/AP). "Hello, dancers," Legend announced, before breaking into the first version of the song. When it was over, twice-nominated songwriter Justin Hurwitz immediately jumped onto the stage and gave notes over Legend's shoulder while La La Land choreographer Mandy Moore worked with the dancers. There were rehearsal-like missteps — "Ah, I forgot that chord," a smiling Legend said after a miscue. "It's really cool to mess up ...