Oscars
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Rian Johnson Also Thinks ‘Glass Onion’ Should’ve Had a Longer Theatrical Release
TheWrap magazine: “I would’ve loved to have as big and long a theatrical run as we could get, but I’m grateful to Netflix for stepping out of their comfort zone,” says the director
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‘She Said’ Cast Say They Made Movie for Harvey Weinstein’s Victims
TheWrap magazine: “When a system is built to support a monster, everyone is implicated,” Zoe Kazan says
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‘Bardo’ Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu: Autobiographies Lie, but Fiction Tells the Truth
TheWrap magazine: “Autobiography pretends it’s making factual claims, but it’s not,” says the director of “Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths”
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Academy Screening Room Tops 100 Films, But It’s Missing Lots of Big Oscar Contenders
Members can watch “Top Gun,” “The Banshees of Inisherin” and “Tár” at home, but not “The Fabelmans,” “Women Talking” or “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
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Governors Awards Mix Campaigning, Calls for Action and a Long-Awaited Oscar for Diane Warren
Directors Peter Weir and Euzhan Palcy and actor Michael J. Fox are also honored at the annual ceremony
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Oscars Documentary Race Hits 144 Entries, Up From 2021
The list includes “All that Breathes,” “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,” “Fire of Love,” “Navalny” and “Good Night Oppy”
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Oscars International Race Hits 92 Entries, One Short of All-Time Record
All of the films have now been placed in groups and assigned to voters in the category
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Top Student Academy Awards Go to USC, NYU, German and Australian Schools
This is the first year the Student Oscars have had U.S. and international schools competing head-to-head
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Oscars International Race 2022: Full List of Entries
92 films have entered the race, including “Bardo,” “Decision to Leave,” “Close,” “Corsage” and “All Quiet on the Western Front”
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Oscars’ Academy Screening Room Gets Off to a Slow Start With Only 12 Films Available
The online platform costs studios $20,000, a price hike over the past two years
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Oscars International Race Has an Empress, a Soldier and a Donkey – But No Front Runner
So far, the highest-profile entries include “Corsage,” “All Quiet on the Western Front,” “Eo,” “Close” and “Decision to Leave”
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The Oscar Race After the Festivals: ‘The Fabelmans’ Is on Top, but Dangers Await
Steven Spielberg’s film is looking good, but can you trust a season in which Harry Styles has already won an acting award?
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India Snubs Hit Musical ‘RRR,’ Chooses ‘Last Film Show’ for the Oscars International Race
The country’s selection committee chose a coming-of-age drama over the music that has become a worldwide sensation
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Academy Leaders Vow to ‘Reinvigorate’ Oscars Show in Meeting With Members
CEO Bill Kramer and president Janet Yang admit that this year’s show was not well-received by members, and outline broad steps to change
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Academy CEO Bill Kramer Promises to Use Oscar Rules to Support Movie Theaters
The new top executive also discusses the new reality of TV ratings, changing Academy finances and the look of next’s year’s Oscars
