Oscars Meet the all white 2016 set (Photos)


The need for reflection was never in doubt as the future of acting might be fated by this year award



Oscars all white 2016 set  


The 2016 Oscars has so far been marred by controversy and stories of boycotts due to an all white nomination which saw black actors feeling alienated.
On Monday, February 8, 2016, the annual Oscar nominees luncheon was held, and it seems the boycott announced by various black actors was no bluff, as there were none in attendance.
Though the attendants made sure they maintain a focus on the event, rather the issues surrounding the movie industry, the need for reflection was never in doubt as the future of acting might be fated by this year award.
See pictures of people who graced the event.
Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone
(ABC News)
Steven Spielberg Steven Spielberg
(CBC)

Cheryl Boone Isaacs and Lady Gaga Cheryl Boone Isaacs and Lady Gaga
(Oscars)
Brie Larson Brie Larson
(Oscars)
Brie Larson & Alicia Vikander Brie Larson & Alicia Vikander
(Just Jared)
Jacob Tremblay and Sylvester Stallone Jacob Tremblay and Sylvester Stallone
(Instagram)
Eddie Redmayne & Hannah Bagshawe Eddie Redmayne & Hannah Bagshawe
(Perez Hilton)
Jacob Tremblay and Jennifer Lawrence Jacob Tremblay and Jennifer Lawrence
(Instagram)


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