The next most-common winner of best director awards, after Mr. Affleck, has been Kathryn Bigelow, for "Zero Dark Thirty".
MacKenzie Common, the winner of this year's City Scholars Moot got to do just that: "Mooting forced me to take what I learned in class and really think about it, diving into a topic and understanding what the scholars and judges really made of it.
John Legend, competing against his friend and co-Oscar winner Common, in a gold grill and a spiked leather jacket, sang "Slow Motion," by Juvenile.
She and Dennis have much in common, he the winner of Germany's So You Think You Can Dance? and backing dancer on Leona's debut 2010 Labyrinth tour.
As a celebrity with a powerful platform, Oscar winner Common often speaks out with focused intensity about the struggles for justice, dignity and freedom -- as he did in his impassioned speech from the Academy Award stage last month.
Thinking we had something in common, fans of winners now, I pointed to his head and congratulated him on his rewarded fandom.
In the mating system of most salmonid species, intensive dominance fights are common and the winners monopolise most mates and sire most offspring.
While local success for Melodifestivalen winners is common, most contestants return to obscurity and few have major international success.
The Lloyd Webber track had more in common with last year's winner, Norway's twee and unctious ballad Fairytale.
When we meet in her hotel, the morning after the win (which left her "amazed" and "in shock"), Smith points out that her book has something in common with last year's winner, Eimear McBride's A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, in that both books had previously won the Goldsmith's prize.
The second place winner employed common spatial subspace decomposition (CSSD) with frequency band and time segment selections [30].
