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Paul Tazewell Is First Black Man to Win Oscar for Best Costume Design for ‘Wicked’


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Paul Tazewell Is First ****** Man to Win Oscar for Best Costume Design for ‘Wicked’

Paul Tazewell became the first ****** man to win the Oscar for best costume design Sunday. Honored for his work on the Broadway musical adaptation “Wicked,” Tazewell stepped to the dais and said, “I am the first ****** man to receive the costume design award.” The remark prompted a standing ovation as Tazewell continued with his brief acceptance speech, in which he thanked “my Oz-ian muses, Cynthia and Ariana,” referring to the actresses Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.

In 2019, Ruth E. Carter became the first ****** designer to win the Oscar for costume design, for her work on “****** Panther.”



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