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Oscar goes missing after director forced to check it on flight: ‘could be used as weapon’

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Coverage diverges slightly in emphasis: outlets like *TheWrap* and *South China Morning Post* highlight the TSA’s rationale—calling the Oscar a potential weapon—as a focal point, framing it as bureaucratic overreach. *The Globe and Mail*…
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An Oscar award went missing after a film director was required to check it as luggage during a flight, with airline staff citing security concerns that the statuette could be used as a weapon. The incident has sparked discussion about airline policies regarding valuable and symbolic items. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is reportedly in contact with the airline to locate the missing Oscar.

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