Burnett. Austrian-born Christoph Waltz won best supporting actor for his cultivate in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, the blue ribbon chief list title-holder Sunday. Current news.

"I would fellow to thank and offer this to the troops," Boal said. "The 115,000 still in Iraq. The 120,000 in Afghanistan, and the more than 30,000 wounded and 4,000 who have not made it home, and to my father, who did not tangible to make out this. He died a month ago.

" Both Bridges and Bullock had picked up Golden Globes and SAG awards this season. Perhaps best known for his character as The Dude in 1998's The Big Lebowski, Bridges, the son of the departed actors Lloyd Bridges and Dorothy Dean Bridges, had been nominated five times. Oscars watchers believed Bullock's basic struggle was Meryl Streep, nominated a 16th patch for Julie and Julia. Brassy, sassy Mo'Nique, best known for her TV comedic skills, won the best-supporting-actress Oscar for her noticeable position in Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire. The stand-up funny and TV prate show host, 42, acknowledged Hattie McDaniel- the foremost African- American to bring home the bacon an Oscar, for 1939's Gone With the Wind- and thanked supporters including Tyler Perry, Oprah Winfrey and the academy, "for showing that it can be about the discharge and not the politics.

" Precious' Geoffrey Fletcher won for best adapted screenplay. Austrian-born Christoph Waltz won best supporting actor for his make in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, the primary serious sort victor Sunday. "Quentin, with his aberrant methods of navigation, took this ferry across and brought it in with flying colors," said Waltz, 53. "This is your welcoming embrace, and I can never offer you enough, but I can wince rational now.

" Among other winners, Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett won best number for their Crazy Heart theme, The Weary Kind, while Pixar's computer-animated Up won for best lifelike feature. The best dynamic blunt videotape Oscar went to Logorama. Basterds was Waltz's beforehand critical Hollywood film. But the trouper European actor's first was hardly surprising - he'd already swept most important acting awards for his function as a duplicitous Nazi police officer in Tarantino's World War II dramatics about Jewish- American soldiers spreading diffidence in Nazi-occupied France.

Earlier on the red carpet, Mo'Nique said she hoped Precious' desolate but finally uplifting history would be inspirational.

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