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"  With the possible exception of that scene with all the cakes, the highlight of this year&amp;#039;s Great Gatsby film remake was undoubtedly Lana Del Rey&amp;#039;s contribution, the soulful &amp;quot;Young and Beautiful&amp;quot; song that played during the tour of Jay Gatsby&amp;#039;s big mansion house. The song is currently on the longlist in the Best Original Song category at next year&amp;#039;s Oscars \u2014 alongside 74 other musical numbers that just don&amp;#039;t offer as much potential for mournful twirling.  Deadline reports, however, that there&amp;#039;s SABOTAGE afoot. Someone \u2014 who by definition must be terrible \u2014 doesn&amp;#039;t like Lana Del Rey&amp;#039;s music all that much, and sent an anonymous mailout to voting members of the music selection committee which included &amp;quot;a printout from an online article that made the bogus assertion [that Lana&amp;#039;s song] was disqualified for Best Song over a technicality involving The Great Gatsby&amp;#039;s changed release date.&amp;quot; No such article exists! (The mailout also fraudulently added Hollywood trade paper Variety&amp;#039;s logo in an attempt to look more legitimate.) As yet, no one knows the saboteur&amp;#039;s identity, but it&amp;#039;s probably some flop artist who&amp;#039;s just jealous.  Warner Bros., the studio behind the film, is now renewing its promotion of the song to make up for the whole sordid affair. Why oh why do people hate on poor Lana so much? Follow Alex on Twitter. Photo credit: Dave M. Benett / Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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