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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 25 MIN

Dimples Dominated the Oscars?! 3 of 4 Acting Winners Had Them 😲 | The Dimple Report

from The Dimple Report · host Graceful Grady

Did dimples just dominate the Oscars?In this episode of The Dimple Report, host Graceful Grady breaks down a surprising and fun observation from Hollywood’s biggest night — 3 of the 4 major acting categories were won by stars with dimples.Coincidence… or something more?We kick things off with Dimple Spotlight, highlighting standout Oscar-winning performances from:Sean Penn in One Battle After Another (cleft chin)Jessie Buckley in Hamnet (cleft chin)Michael B. Jordan in Sinners (cheek dimples)Then in Dimple Trivia, test your Oscar knowledge with fun multiple-choice questions tied to these performances.In The Dimple Drop, we take it back to the very first Academy Awards and reveal a hidden connection — even the first Best Actor and Best Actress winners had cleft chin dimples.Next, in Film & TV Dimplified, we recommend the must-watch series Scarpetta, starring two Oscar winners:Jamie Lee Curtis (Everything Everywhere All at Once) — cleft chinNicole Kidman (The Hours) — featuring the elegant Dimples of Venus (back dimples)And in Fantasy Dimpled Draftees, we stay on theme by spotlighting Oscar Tshiebwe of the Utah Jazz, predicting his next season will be the best of his career.From Hollywood to sports, this episode proves one thing:Dimples aren’t just a feature… they’re a presence.🎧 Tune in, have some fun, and don’t forget to celebrate National Dimples Day on July 9th.Key TopicsThe significance of dimples in Hollywood and celebrity cultureNotable Oscar-winning performances featuring actors with dimplesHistorical trivia about the first Oscar winners and their facial featuresThe cultural and psychological impact of facial traits like dimples and cleft chinsRecommendations for crime dramas and series featuring actors with distinctive facial featuresChapters00:00 Welcome to the Dimple Report02:46 Celebrating Oscar Wins03:19 Dimple Spotlight on Oscar Winners09:31 Trivia Time: Test Your Oscar Knowledge15:13 Dimple Drops: Hollywood History17:04 Poetry Reading: Dimple Verses18:15 Film and TV Dimplified: Recommended Series22:22 Fantasy Dimpled Draftees: Sports Segment24:09 Closing Remarks and PromotionsSend us Fan MailSupport the showThanks for listening to The Dimple Report! Subscribe now on your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode. Follow us @thedimplereport and visit www.nationaldimplesday.com and www.thedimplestore.com to learn more and shop official merch. 

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Did dimples just dominate the Oscars? In this episode of The Dimple Report, host Graceful Grady breaks down a surprising and fun observation from Hollywood’s biggest night — 3 of the 4 major acting categories were won by stars with dimples. Coincidence… or something more? We kick things off with Dimple Spotlight, highlighting standout Oscar-winning performances from: Sean Penn in One Battle After Another (cleft chin)Jessie Buckley in Hamnet (cleft chin)Michael B. Jordan in Sinners (cheek dimp...

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