Oscars
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Boom or Bust? How a Winning Awards Weekend Can Impact the Top Oscar Contenders
“Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Top Gun: Maverick,” “The Banshees of Inisherin” and “The Fabelmans” are among the movies that face moments of truth on Feb. 25 and 26
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Why ‘Babylon’ Composer Justin Hurwitz Included Circus Instruments and Broken Pianos in Film Score
“I was sitting here just blowing into kazoos to make fun sounds,” says the two-time Oscar-winner about his unusual tools for creating wild, memorable music
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How Volker Bertelmann Created the Scary, BAFTA-Winning Music for ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’
The German composer received his second Oscar nomination for the dark and at times assaultive score to the war movie
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Oscar Nominees Luncheon Returns Home and Gets a Boost From Tom Cruise
Back at the Beverly Hilton after three years away, the event celebrates a record 182 nominees
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Academy Says It Won’t Rescind Andrea Riseborough’s Oscar Nomination
The organization said it did find social media campaigns that “caused concern”
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Oscar Voters Jump Into the Multiverse by Mixing Huge Hits and Tiny Indies | Analysis
Academy members embraced “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” the movie, and everything everywhere all at once, the concept
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Final Oscar Nomination Predictions for an Abnormal Year at the Movies
The Academy should heap nominations on “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “The Fabelmans,” “Elvis” and more
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Bravo to Michelle Williams for Resisting Category Fraud for ‘The Fabelmans’
She might have hurt her own awards chances, but Williams deserves credit for acknowledging that her role in Steven Spielberg’s movie is a lead
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AFI Threw a Classy Awards Luncheon, and Al Pacino Hijacked It
Not that there’s anything wrong with Pacino hijacking any event he feels like hijacking
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Steven Spielberg Hits, Tom Cruise Stumbles and What Else We Learned During This Wild Awards Week
Four days, two awards shows, 13 nominations announcements and nine lessons
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Why Guillermo del Toro Wanted to Make a Disobedient Pinocchio in His Version of the Classic
TheWrap magazine: “I didn’t quite understand why he needed to be an obedient boy to be loved,” the filmmaker says
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Richard Linklater on ‘Battle’ With Academy Over ‘Apollo 10 1/2’: ‘If It’s Not Animated, What Is It?’
TheWrap magazine: Months after ruling that his film didn’t qualify for the Oscars animation race, the Academy changed its mind
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How Many Votes Does It Take to Get an Oscar Nomination in 2023?
The figures range from a high of 871 votes for Best Picture to a low of 29 for Best Makeup and Hairstyling
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Hey, Oscar Voters: Here Are Some Dark Horses You Might Want to Consider
From Tilda Swinton to Jeremy Pope to Zar Amir Ebrahimi, we offer longshots who are worthy of attention
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Academy Membership Grows Slightly, Pushes Oscar Voters Past 9,500
The number of voters grew by fewer than 100, and the Actors Branch dropped in size once again
