Oscars
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Quincy Jones, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli to Receive Academy’s Governors Awards
Casting director Juliet Taylor and director Richard Curtis will also receive an Honorary Oscar and the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
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Rita Wilson, Pam Abdy, Howard Rodman Re-Elected to Academy Board of Governors
Only five of the 17 governors elected are first-time board members
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Academy Promotes 4 in Executive Shuffle, Jacqueline Stewart Departs
Amy Homma, Jennifer Davidson, Jenny Galante and Matt Severson will assume new positions, with Stewart and Randy Haberkamp leaving the Academy
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Academy Foundation Workers Approve 3-Year Union Contract
The union of archivists and film preservationists, which was formed in late 2022, voted unanimously to accept the agreement
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Academy Launches $500 Million Campaign to Celebrate 100th Oscars
The Academy100 campaign is aimed at deepening the organization’s international impact
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Oscars Will Require Expanded Theatrical Runs for Best Picture Eligibility for 2025 Awards
The rules are particularly restrictive for films that wish to compete in the Best Picture category
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Oscars Are Full of ‘Oppenheimer’ Love, but ‘Barbie’ Can’t Be Denied
It may have only won one award, but Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster comedy was a constant presence at the 96th Oscars
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Oscar Viewers Call Al Pacino’s Best Picture Announcement ‘Chaotic’ and ‘Confusing’
“Al Pacino didn’t even read the nominees,” one X user hilariously points out after “Oppenheimer” won
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Oscars: Mark Ruffalo, Billie Eilish and Others Wear Red Pins Calling for Israel-Gaza Cease-Fire
Ava DuVernay and Finneas O’Connell wear the pins in an effort to end the violence and push for humanitarian aid for Palestinians
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The Pressure’s on at the Oscars – Can They Turn Barbenheimer Into Big Ratings?
In a fractured post-pandemic, post-strike world, the Academy is counting on some big movies and an earlier bedtime to lure viewers
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Oscar Predictions 2024: The Barbenheimer Showdown Will Be Pretty One-Sided
“Oppenheimer” is likely to win a lot, “Barbie” a little
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The Big Oscars Question for ‘Oppenheimer’: How Much Can It Win?
Christopher Nolan’s movie is favored to win a lot, but Oscar voters haven’t been in the mood for sweeps in recent years
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‘Oppenheimer’ Dominates, Lily Gladstone Surges and Other Lessons We Learned on a Big Awards Weekend
The Screen Actors Guild Awards, Independent Spirit Awards and Producers Guild Awards set the table for the Oscars
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How the Supreme Court Spurred the Oscar-Nominated Short ‘Red, White and Blue’
TheWrap magazine: Director Nazrin Choudhury says she wrote the abortion-themed film in “two or three hours” after the court overturned Roe v. Wade
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3 Oscar Nominations in 4 Years? That’s Short Work for Ben Proudfoot
TheWrap magazine: “The Last Repair Shop,” which the filmmaker made with Kris Bowers, is his third documentary short nom
