Oscar Predictions 2019: Look for ‘Roma’ and Rami to Triumph in a Close, Close Race
One of the most wide-open Oscar races ever has only gotten harder to predict as it gets closer to showtime — but here are our picks in all 24 (on-the-air!) categories
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Oscar Week Party Report: Glenn Close, Allison Janney, LaKeith Stanfield and More Hit the Scene (Photos)
The Party Report: Chilly weather, dustings of snow and gnarly traffic didn’t stop Hollywood from celebrating the week leading up to Oscar
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Spirit Awards: Watch Aubrey Plaza Sacrifice ‘Stranger Things’ Star Finn Wolfhard in Bloody Ritual (Video)
Marisa Tomei, Marcia Gay Harden, Brian Tyree Henry and more are on hand for bizarre cold open
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5 Other Times the Academy Tried to Give the Oscars a Makeover
Previous attempts to reinvent the Academy Awards show have resulted in good shows and bad shows and Rob Lowe and Snow White
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Spirit Awards: For a Change, They’re Not Trying to Be the Oscars’ Baby Brother
Only two years removed from a streak of matching the Oscar winner four times in a row, the Spirit Awards are honoring a slate of films that have been overlooked by the Academy but are richly deserving
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Razzie Awards: Every Worst Picture ‘Winner,’ From ‘Can’t Stop the Music’ to ‘Holmes & Watson’ (Photos)
A look back at the cinematic turkeys recognized by the Golden Raspberry Awards
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‘Holmes & Watson,’ Melissa McCarthy and Donald Trump Win Razzie Awards for Worst of 2018
John C. Reilly and ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ also picked up a Golden Raspberry
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A Hostless Oscars? The Last Time the Academy Tried That, Things Got Ugly
The story of Allan Carr’s hostless train wreck in 1989 ought to be a cautionary tale for this year’s show producers
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Is Somebody Going to Take the Fall for This Year’s Oscars Fiascos?
Depending on how Sunday’s show goes, the backlash over this year’s missteps could hit the Academy president, the CEO, the board … or nobody
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Is Netflix’s $25 Million-Plus Oscar Campaign for ‘Roma’ a Game Changer?
Streaming giant’s campaign might exceed the budget for Alfonso Cuarón’s black-and-white drama
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Kendrick Lamar and SZA Will Not Perform ‘All the Stars’ at Oscars
A conflict of logistics and timing while the rapper was traveling abroad prevented the performance from happening
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Hugh Jackman Kicks Off Brit Awards With Fiery ‘Greatest Showman’ Performance (Video)
George Ezra, Calvin Harris and Pink also performed Wednesday night from the O2 Arena
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20 Most Outrageous Oscar Moments in History, Including That ‘Moonlight’ Surprise (Videos)
A look back at Oscar highlights, from Marlon Brando refusing his award to John Travolta botching Idina Menzel’s name
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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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Oscars 2019: Our Predictions in All 24 Categories (Photos)
Look for “Roma” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” to win big in a tight race
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Costume Designers Guild Gives Top Prizes to ‘The Favourite,’ ‘Black Panther’
In the previous 20 years, one of the CDG Awards winners has gone on to win the Oscar for Best Costume Design nine times
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Oscars Endgame: What Are ‘Roma,’ ‘Black Panther’ and Other Campaign Ads Really Trying to Say?
Oscar campaigns have tweaked their messages to appeal to more voters in the homestretch
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Oscar Race Defies the Experts: With 6 Days to Go, Nobody Knows a Damn Thing
The Writers Guild Awards results compounded the confusion: This may well be the tightest, weirdest, most confounding Best Picture competition ever
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Queen and Adam Lambert Will Perform at Oscars Ceremony
Is this the real life?
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Motion Picture Sound Editors Give Top Awards to ‘A Quiet Place,’ ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ ‘Spider-Man’
The MPSE’s Golden Reel Awards gave television honors to “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Westworld,” “The Americans” and “Atlanta,” among others
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‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ and ‘Eighth Grade’ Win Writers Guild Awards for Film
“The Americans” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” win awards for drama and comedy series; “Barry” wins the award for new series
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‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Wins Cinema Audio Society Award for Sound Mixing
Television winners include “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” Mozart in the Jungle” and “The Assassination of Gianni Versace”
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‘Vice,’ ‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Win Top Awards from Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild
Other winners include “A Star Is Born,” “Crazy Rich Asians,” “Mary Poppins Returns” and “American Horror Story: Apocalypse”
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How the Oscars Bungled This Year’s Show So Badly, and Where the Academy Goes From Here
The Academy’s foolish plan was based on one giant, flawed assumption: that there’s a sensitive way to create a second-class group of categories
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Oscars Will Air All Award Categories Live on TV, Reversing Course
Spike Lee, Alfonso Cuaron and more signed open letter criticizing decision to hand out some awards during commercial breaks
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Domee Shi Explains Why Toilet Paper Rolls Were Important to Pixar’s Oscar-Nominated Short ‘Bao’
TheWrap Oscar Magazine: “There were some non-Asian animators asking why we had that there,” Shi says about the household item in her animated short
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‘Into the Spider-Verse’ Director Peter Ramsey: ‘Growing Up I Never Had a Superhero Like’ Miles Morales
TheWrap Oscar Magazine: “It’s been amazing seeing how kids have embraced Miles,” Ramsey says
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‘Cold War’ Cinematographer Lukasz Zal on ‘Literally Sculpting the Image’ of Post-WWII Poland
TheWrap Oscar Magazine: “I have exactly what I wanted,” Zal says of his second nomination, which helped tie an Oscar record
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Caleb Deschanel Got an Oscar Nod for Shooting ‘Never Look Away’ Even Though He Can’t Speak German
TheWrap Oscar magazine: “If you don’t know the language, you pay more attention to the actors’ facial expressions, their eyes, their movements, the rhythm of their speech,” says the six-time nominee
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How ‘Black Panther’ Designers Hannah Beachler and Ruth E Carter Built Wakanda With ‘a Root in Africa and Functionality’
TheWrap Oscar Magazine: “It felt like the next phase in inclusiveness, having not just people of color in charge of departments but women of color,” Carter says
