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Studios also complain that the group tends to nominate based on star wattage instead of performance in an attempt to orchestrate a red-carpet spectacle.
Studios have long felt that the group tends to nominate based on star wattage instead of performance in an effort to orchestrate a red-carpet spectacle.
"The group tends to nominate based on star wattage instead of performance, in an effort to orchestrate a red-carpet spectacle".
Instead, we are treated to a spectacle orchestrated by alarmist officials who keep holding frightening press conferences promoting the threat of dazed, poor, drugged-out "lone wolves".
Mei's U.S. tour was not merely a spectacle orchestrated exclusively for "curious Americans" but was just as much designed to impress his audience back home in China.
Presumably, the suckers are not only innocent in the sense that they get to experience childlike wonder, but they are also rendered temporarily innocent of the knowledge that they are paying to look at a spectacle that is cynically orchestrated by entertainment conglomerates.
In the 70s, dinner parties were less about food than orchestrating a grand social spectacle: the more extravagant your dishes, the better.
