‘Kings’ Film Review: Halle Berry Drama Gives a Female Perspective to LA Riots
“Mustang” director Deniz Gamze Erguven is skilled at portraying messy family ties, but her film falls short in other areas
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Oscars Add New Round of Voting in Music Categories
Best Original Song and Best Original Score will now be narrowed to a 15-film shortlist before a second round produces the five nominees
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Debra Granik, Gaspar Noe Films Selected for Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight Lineup
Directors’ Fortnight section will also include Panos Cosmatos’ “Mandy,” a horror film starring Nicolas Cage
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Cannes Will Welcome Back Lars von Trier, Says Festival Director
On a French radio program, general delegate Thierry Fremaux hints that von Trier’s “The House That Jack Built” will end the director’s “persona non grata” status in Cannes
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Majority of Cannes Critics’ Week Competition Films Were Directed by Women
#TimesUp comes to France
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Paul Dano’s ‘Wildlife’ to Open Cannes Critics’ Week Sidebar
The Carey Mulligan/Jake Gyllenhaal drama will be the only American film to screen in Critics’ Week
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How Tom Petty Became the Key to HBO’s Elvis Presley Documentary
Less than seven months before his death, Petty did an interview that got to the heart of what the filmmakers were trying to achieve with “Elvis Presley: The Searcher”
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Cannes Lineup Reaches From Spike Lee to Jean-Luc Godard
Festival is light on American films and includes three competition films from female directors, one less than the record set in 2011
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‘Borg/McEnroe’ Film Review: Shia LaBeouf Tennis Movie Mixes Backhands With Psychoanalysis
Janus Metz’ drama sets out to encapsulate the troubled journeys of Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe within one epic Wimbledon match
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‘Dunkirk,’ ‘Baby Driver,’ ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Ozark’ Win Location Managers Awards
Atlanta figures heavily in the awards, winning the prize for best film commission and supplying the location for two of the winning productions
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‘The Leisure Seeker’ Film Review: Helen Mirren, Donald Sutherland Highlight Touching Road Movie
Italian director Paolo Virzi delivers a bittersweet ode to things that are slipping away for people and for a country
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‘American Idol’ Stage Manager Defends Ryan Seacrest, Calls ‘BS’ on Accusations
“If I thought for a second, ‘Ooh, I’ve seen things,’ I would call him out — but nothing, ever,” says Debbie Williams, who worked closely with Seacrest for 15 years
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Oscars Tell a Story of Inclusion – for Women, People of Color and Guillermo del Toro’s Fish-Man
On a night when favorites won in almost every category, the Oscars also pleaded for a more generous and accepting Hollywood and America
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Oscars 2018: Our Predictions in All 24 Categories (Photos)
The acting categories are all sewn up, but Best Picture could yield an upset
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No-Win Oscars: Will Hollywood Scandals Upstage a Great Best Picture Race?
Why Academy can’t celebrate 90 years of Oscars history until it convinces the audience that a crisis-wracked Hollywood is worth the fuss
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Spirit Awards Send Jordan Peele and ‘Get Out’ to the Oscars on a Mission
As usual, Spirit Awards voters picked the nominees that have the best chance of also winning at the Oscars
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Independent Spirit Awards: In a Stormy Year, It’s Up to Jordan Peele to Keep the Streak Alive
For the last four years in a row, the Spirit Awards winner has gone on to take the Academy Award for Best Picture
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Cesar Awards Name “BPM” the Year’s Best French Film
Robin Campillo film also wins awards for supporting actor, new actor, original screenplay, score and editing
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The Last 15 Oscar Hosts Ranked From Worst to Best (Photos)
From James Franco and Anne Hathaway to Billy Crystal and Jimmy Kimmel, TheWrap looks back at the Hollywood stars who have hosted the Academy Awards over the last three decades
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Where’s Oscar? A Guided Tour of All 10 Academy Awards Theaters (Photos)
To celebrate the move into the Kodak Theatre in 2002, designer Arnold Schwartzman created a set of old-fashioned postcards depicting all 10 Oscar venues
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Oscar Pro Tips: Here’s How to Tell the Best Picture Winner Ahead of Time
Film editing, original score and cinematography are among the categories that could offer important clues about how the big award will go
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Academy Takes Over Disney Hall for Spectacular Oscar Concert
With voting over and campaigning ended, the L.A. Philharmonic performs music from the five nominated scores in front of Guillermo del Toro, Paul Thomas Anderson, Common and others
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Oscar Predictions 2018: Will ‘The Shape of Water’ Rise to the Top in the Wildest Race in Years?
We know who’ll win the acting awards, but several other categories — notably including Best Picture — are completely up in the air as Oscar night approaches
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Here’s What the Oscars Have Done to Avoid Another Envelope Disaster
The chances of another fiasco are about the same as the chances of “The Boss Baby” beating “Coco” in the Best Animated Feature category
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‘Dunkirk’ Wins Top Sound Mixing Prize at CAS Awards
Other CAS Awards winners include “Game of Thrones,” “Black Mirror,” “Veep,” “Coco” and “Jane”
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‘Darkest Hour’ Wins Big at Makeup and Hairstyling Awards
Other winners at the Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards include “I, Tonya,” “Game of Thrones,” “Big Little Lies” and “Feud: Bette and Joan”
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‘Touch Me Not’ Wins Golden Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival
Wes Anderson wins best director for “Isle of Dogs”; acting awards go to Anthony Bajon for “The Prayer” and Ana Brun for “The Heiresses”
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Oscar Acting Races: Can Anyone Beat Gary Oldman, Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell or Allison Janney?
The statistics suggest that this could be one of the least suspenseful Oscars acting races ever
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Oscar Contenders’ Final Pitch: ‘Get Out’ Isn’t Just a Horror Hit, ‘Lady Bird’ Plays TimesUp Card
It’s time for the top contenders to make a good last impression by refining ad campaigns or trotting out new messages
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Sufjan Stevens on His Offbeat Approach to Writing ‘Call Me by Your Name’ Songs: ‘Keep It Vague’
OscarWrap: “With music in film, it’s so easy to get it wrong,” says the indie icon and Oscar-nominated songwriter
