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Pharrell, Elton John, Lainey Wilson Land on Oscars’ Best Original Song Shortlist
Rolling StoneStory by Jon Blistein
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Hollywood's biggest night just got a star-studded soundtrack as music heavyweights Pharrell, Elton John, and rising star Lainey Wilson make the Oscars' Best Original Song shortlist.
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- Pharrell, the mastermind behind hits like 'Happy,' is in the Oscar race with his track for the film 'Emelia,' directed by his frequent collaborator Spike Lee.
- Elton John, a legendary figure in the music industry, is recognized for his work on the biopic 'Rocketman,' which chronicles his remarkable life and career.
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Pharrell, Elton John, Lainey Wilson, Emelia Pérez, Oscars, Emelia, Rocketman