2018 American Music Awards: Paul Blair still finds an Oscar nomination 'an insane idea'

Following the massive success of 'A Star is Born', Paul Blair confesses that he and Lady Gaga have done a good job for the soundtrack

It will soon be time for the 7,000 film professionals to gather all their resources to nominate some of the most notable films for the next Academy Awards. However, with the Oscars teasing its fans with the new category for 'Outstanding Achievement in Popular Film', there are high chances that the Lady Gaga-Bradley Cooper starring movie 'A Star is Born', which released on October 4, will definitely give other Oscar nominees a run for their money.

While it is being contemplated that the film might be nominated under the Best Original Song category, Paul Blair aka DJ White Shadow is surely proud about the work that he and Lady Gaga have put into writing the songs in the movie, which has precisely captured the real 2010s pop landscape.

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