Oscars 2013: 'Life of Pi' wins for score, Adele's 'Skyfall' for song

Oscars 2013: 'Life of Pi' wins for score, Adele's 'Skyfall' for song

With 11 Oscar nominations, Ang Lee's 'Life of Pi', which revolves around the story of an Indian boy lost at sea for months with a Bengal tiger, has been voted as the most flawless motion-picture by fans in a survey conducted by

British pop chanteuse Adele and co-writer Paul Epworth won the original song award for "Skyfall," and Canadian composer Mychael Danna won the prize for original score for "Life of Pi" at the Oscars on Sunday night. This year's score contest pitted

'Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' is up for nine awards in total, while the shipwreck drama and the James Bond film bag eight and seven nods respectively.

Life of Pi won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects tonight. Two-time winner Bill Westenhofer spoke on behalf of the team who brought the film to life though technology. "The irony is not lost on any of us up here that in a film, whose central premise is

Claudio Miranda was overwhelmed when he won the award for cinematography, for “Life of Pi.” “Oh, my God, I can't even speak,” he said, but he did manage to thank director Ang Lee, who once called Larchmont home. “Life of Pi” also won for visual effects.