Hollywood royalty, Scarlet Paige sat cross-legged in her seat in the Dolby Theater located in the heart of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue, in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles.

The golden age of sixty is the age of having a body that feels young until nature decides otherwise. The body, usually after years of sexual vigor, is still firm and strong, with a body that has not settled into bodily sags and lines. But when the body reaches the golden age of sixty, nature takes over and starts to age it. In this case, the fullness that had been with her as a young woman slowly started to subside until she was left with a series of not-so-subtle changes. Her hair, although thick and wavy before the bronze age of seventy, was now thinning. Her skin was no longer smooth and supple but creepy with fine lines on her face. Her eyes were now less vibrant colors, with dark circles creating an impression that she was a perpetual heavy drinker or suffering from insomnia. The sweet smell of health was gone from her body as her arteries began to harden and her joints stiffened with age. She was left with a soft body that had lost most of its charm.

The golden age of sixty is the time when you have until seventy hits you like a blow to the gut.

And it was the same feeling she got.

It was the night of the ninety-fifth Academy awards. The ceremony had come and gone and yet the winners were still coming and going, leaving dust in their paths. The nominees were all tall and handsome; they all walked with quick, long strides. They were every bit as talented as the winners, only they had not yet earned the accolades that go along with talent. Normally, talent and fame never appear out of nowhere. They require years of hard work to grow, followed by a shorter time to wither. The winners had been working on their craft for a long time, and the nameless others had a decade or two left in them before they faded into obscurity. Masters of this art depended on time and attention to grow, but there was no time for them because they were already masters. And when all was said and done, there was a lot of sorrow in that room because most would not live to see their next awards show.

Though, Scarlet knows that this award show is yet to be concluded. She had gone through this on several occasions throughout her career as a Hollywood A-list actress.

If one is not too familiar with Scarlett Paige, during her career spanning five decades, fighting tooth and nail to make a name for herself and build an empire and legacy, she reached the top of the box offices, with each of her (wildly Impressive) two hundred major motion pictures becoming box office hits. And as a result has become one of Hollywood's most respected, decorated, and highest-paid actresses of all time. Out of twenty-three total Academy award nominations, she has won six. Replacing her childhood role model/aspiration, Katharine Hepburn who has won four.

It is expected that Scarlett P. is to win another Academy award tonight for her supporting role in the blockbuster book-turned-movie: Death Incarnate: A Scarlet Tear.

It was reported that TMZ has stated that the all-red interior, Black Badge Rolls-Royce Cullinan driver (A sophisticated yet classy way to show a sense of importance to the theater), was inspired into joining the risky but rewarding turnout if successful (lucky), movie industry, not only by her childhood hero, Katharine Hepburn but by sixties, seventies and eighties, Hollywood legend and award-winning actress, Evelyn Hugo.

She was motivated by her due to the fact she was extremely ingenious and skilled socially. Her ability to read others was awe-inspiring. Evelyn's high social infiltration and skill made it the reason why she made it into the collective élite of Hollywood stars.

Paige has wanted to be an actress ever since she was just a little girl. And all she could do was grab that hairbrush and thank the academy, her agent, and her parents who supported her through this. Even during their last breath, they still pushed her forward. Always to make her be the best she can be.

She would never ever forget that even as the goal of becoming the most successful and decorated person in Hollywood rang almost non-stop in her mind. No matter how hard life got to her, no matter how hard push came to shove, she always pushed through. When she was knocked down, she wouldn't necessarily just sit there and cry about it. No, she would haul herself up off the tile floor and stand on two feet. She always looked out for herself when no one was. And even when a special someone entered her life and then got down on one knee and slipped a ring on her finger, and then married her, Scarlett would still look after herself. Making sure she succeeded. Making sure she always ended up on top. And now look…

The other reason she does what she does is not just for success, but for the general welfare. That even though we had lost two of the greatest actresses of all time—Kathrine and Hugo—it is possible to replicate their legacy, to carry it out, to even make one of your own.

And that is what she is doing.

She is carrying out her own legacy, by sitting there waiting for her name to be called by the host of the Academy Oscars. And even though she has won six altogether and is almost guaranteed to win tonight and take home a seventh, this isn't the position she was meant to be in. This was not how she envisioned being Oscar-nominated in a category considered to be slightly lesser but still very important (to others). In all honesty, she never had considered what it would feel like to win a lesser award. Never in her seventy years of life.

According to her, winning an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, in a major motion picture was... in all sense... embarrassing. Even though most of the rich and famous never get one. Due to the challenge of becoming nominated. Of seeing your name appear on the stage screen.

But no, Scarlet Paige had always thought the Oscars and just the same with the Grammys, Emmys, and Tonys, were a competition. A competition. And she was going for number one. And she also thought that you were a fool to think otherwise.

She has established herself as one of the few reigning monarchs in the film industry. So now all she has to do is sit back and wait...