Tribeca 2021: The music documentary doesn’t deliver any deep insights from the troubled mastermind behind the Beach Boys’ hits, but the songs retain their power
TheWrap magazine: Director Asif Kapadia says. “It’s not, ‘Listen to this piece of music, and then this one’ — what’s the bigger picture around it?”
But his one-man show will be going up against “Hamilton,” Beyoncé and the “Friends” reunion in a very crowded and competitive category
TheWrap Magazine: “Television has become much more personal because we finally learned how to use our remotes the last year,” says Esposito
The first full-scale Cannes since 2019 will also feature new films by Wes Anderson, Leos Carax and Sean Penn
TheWrap magazine: “I wish that when he left, he’d have taken that big pile of junk on Fifth Avenue,” says the subject of the docuseries “Pretend It’s A City”
With films that were released in January and February eligible for the 2020 Oscars, the 2021 ceremony will cover only 10 months’ worth of releases
A bumper crop of first-year series could be nominated in top categories, but it’ll be hard to beat the new shows from the early ’70s
The Critics Choice Awards have claimed the date of the 2022 ceremony, but that doesn’t make it the new Globes
“The Crown,” “Ted Lasso” and “The Queen’s Gambit” may be front runners, but the Oscars proved that doesn’t always mean much
From virtual screenings to the HFPA’s implosion to messing with the order of the Oscars show, here’s what we learned in the longest season ever
But the oddness of the show and the season shouldn’t tarnish the victory for “Nomadland”
TheWrap Award Editor Steve Pond breaks down all the key races in one of the weirdest movie years ever
The singularity of the season makes this the most tantalizing Oscars in decades, and potentially one of the most important
“Nomadland,” “The Trial of the Chicago 7” and “Promising Young Woman” are among the prime contenders, but one of them could be completely shut out
