13 Suggestions For 2015's Oscars Host(s)

Slightly more than twelve hours have elapsed since the 2014 Oscars came to an end, so let's start thinking about 2015's ceremony. Ellen DeGeneres did an fine job as Academy Awards emcee on Sunday night, but who should take the job next year? HuffPost Entertainment has some humble suggestions, most of which are just short of completely ridiculous. Leave your own choice(s) in the comments section below.

Jennifer Lawrence & Lupita Nyong'o

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Because if some Hollywood studio won't cast these two in a buddy movie, at least they could host the Oscars.

Meryl Streep

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Because with 18 nominations, Meryl Streep is more important to the Oscars than the Oscar.

Leonardo DiCaprio & Bradley Cooper

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Because they're bros.

Emma Stone

Because before Jennifer Lawrence was everyone's favorite actress, Emma Stone had that honorary title, and she's still the best.

Woody Harrelson & Matthew McConaughey

Because #truedetectiveseason2, but also they have to host in character.

Shailene Woodley

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Because she'll hug all the nominees.

Drake

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Because he hosted one of the better episodes of "Saturday Night Live" this year.

Sandra Bullock & Melissa McCarthey

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Because what's going to come popping out is laughs. (Sorry, not sorry.)

Chris Pratt

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Because everything is awesome.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Emma Watson

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Because this was the most adorable part of Sunday night's Oscars ceremony.

Channing Tatum

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Because science.

John Travolta

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Because Adele Dazeem can be his co-host. (Adele Dazim will act as understudy.)

Lupita Nyong'o's brother, Peter

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Because no one had more fun at this year's Oscars.

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