Oscars Honor Hollywood Legends

0:00The latest headlines, weather, and stories, right here on Derm News today, The Oscars. In memoriam segment ran longer than usual this year, honoring several Hollywood legends who passed away. Billy Crystal gave a heartfelt tribute to his best friend Rob Reiner, the actor and director's staff to death along with his wife last December in, their lost angel is home. Their son faces charges but has pleaded not guilty. Crystal shared how they met back in 1975 on all in the family, leading to a lifelong friendship. He praised Reiner's shift from comedy to directing hits like The Princess Bride when Harry met Sally in this his final tab. The tribute closed with stars from those films, including Meg Ryan and John Kusak joining Crystal on stage. Barbara Streisand then remembered Robert Redford who died in September at age 89. The 83-year-old singer, overcoming her stage fright, called him a brilliant actor and intellectual cowboy. She highlighted his work on press freedom, the environment, and founding the Sundance Institute. Streisand shared warm memories from their 1973 film

1:06the way we were, including Redford's nickname for her and their final loving. Words, she sang a snippet of the movie's theme song, earning a standing ovation as his photo appeared on screen. Other tributes included knots to Robert DuVal and Catherine O'Hara while Rachel McAdams honored Diane Keaton with a poem she loved reciting on sets. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Some chase peace, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I-SoliPelo.com.