OSCAR NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
This undated photo provided by Sony Pictures Classics shows actor Philip Seymour Hoffman as Truman Capote in a scene from "Capote." "Capote" was nominatd for best picture and Hoffman was nominated for best actor for the 78th annual Academy Awards in Beverly Hills, California January 31, 2006. The winners will be announced at the Oscar ceremony on March 5. (UPI Photo/Sony Pictures Classics/Handout)
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