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Video: Every Oscars 2013 Musical Number in 1 Minute
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, host Seth MacFarlane and Daniel Radcliffe dance onstage during the Oscars (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Short on time? Perhaps even shorter on patience?
If you just need one slender sample of Shirley Bassey's gravelly "Goldfinger," Anne Hathaway's "dream" vocals, Catherine Zeta-Jones' lip-synching, Adele's winning singing, Seth MacFarlane's crooning, and Jennifer Hudson crushing her big finish, look no further than this pared down and digestible one minute recap of all of the musical numbers from last night's music-themed 85th Annual Academy Awards show.
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