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Sandra Bullock is determined to have her new Oscar welded to her car for people to see it as she doing her daily chores.

Bullock, 45, received the Academy Award for her performance in ‘The Blind Side’ as Best Actress and wants to be reminded she is an actor when she is out for shopping. He already discussed with her husband, biker Jesse James for the statue to be welded on her car.

Bullock confessed she is happy that the Oscar ceremonies are over and she can return to her normal everyday life. She said Daily Star newspaper, “Now I can go days without wearing make-up, eating cheese burgers, get back to my life walking the dogs and doing the things everybody else does.”

Jesse, 40, on the other hand told People magazine how proud he is of her wife: “She’s beautiful. She’s amazing. She takes my breath away. Sometimes I look at her and I do, I just lose my breath. I’m so proud of her. Nobody deserves this more and works harder. She’s old-school Hollywood – just gracious and a star who’s so much better than you expect them to be.”

This is just way to cool. 

Each year, Hollywood honors the memory of recently died stars, during the Oscar’s annual “In Memoriam” montage. However, some of them were obviously missing during its broadcast on Sunday.

Farrah Fawcett, famous for her television roles and starring is films as “Dr. T and the Women”, “Cannonball Run” or “The Apostle” and with a Golden Globe nomination was missing from the montage.

Film critic Roger Ebert wrote on his Tweeter page, “No Farrah in the memorial. They have a lot of ‘splaining to do”.

Emmy Award winner Bea Arthur – also well known for her TV work and on film, was not either included in the montage.

Previously, The Associated Press reported the fragment just had way too much people to take in for the fixed time.

Executive director of the Academy of Motion Picture Art and Sciences said the AP, ““You are dropping people who the public knows. It’s just not comfortable.”

Farrah Fawcett died in June, 2009 battling with cancer, which was documented in “Farrah’s Story” broadcasted last year on NBC.

A surprising appearance in the montage is singer Michael Jackson who acted in 1978’s “The Wiz” and concert documentary “This Is If”, which reached theaters after his death.

However, the fact that Farrah and Bea were both mostly television stars, might be an explanation why they were missing from the montage dedicated to film stars and creators.

As bad as some of the joke were from Steve and Alec you would of thought they could have cut that and added Farrah and Bea.