Steve Pond
Steve Pond
Steve Pond’s inside look at the artistry and insanity of the awards race, drawn from more than three decades of obsessively chronicling the Oscars and the entertainment industry.
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‘The Lost Daughter,’ ‘Passing’ Lead Gotham Awards Nominations
In the newly gender-neutral acting categories, nominations went to eight men and 14 women
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‘City So Real’ and ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ Lead Cinema Eye Honors Broadcast Nominations
The late Diane Weyermann served as executive producer on both of the awards’ most-nominated projects
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DOC NYC Lineup to Include Films About Dean Martin, Kevin Garnett, Kurt Vonnegut
The nation’s largest documentary festival announced a lineup of 120 features
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Oscars Academy’s Dawn Hudson Says She Won’t Seek New Term as CEO
Hudson, who has led the organization through a stormy and transformational decade, will not return once her contract is up in May 2023
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‘Ascension,’ ‘Summer of Soul’ Top Critics Choice Documentary Awards Nominations
“Becoming Cousteau” and “The Rescue” also receive multiple nominations for awards that will be handed out on Nov. 14
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‘The Velvet Underground’ Film Review: Todd Haynes Makes an Immersive and Essential Rock Doc
He may not have a lot of concert footage to draw from, but Haynes turns his first documentary into a performance
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Susanne Bier, Rajendra Roy to Head Committee for Oscars Slow-Starting International Race (Exclusive)
Only 26 countries have announced their submissions so far, less than a third the number that had done so by this point last year
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Oscars Voters Are Starting to Wonder Where the Movies Are
Compared to last year, far fewer films are available for viewing in the Academy’s screening rooms
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Oscars Academy Votes to Hold Annual Meetings for Its Members
Only twice in the last decade has the Academy invited all members to a meeting
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Who’s Leading This Year’s Oscars Race in a Skimpy Field of Contenders?
One way or the other, we’ll wind up with 10 Best Picture nominees, with “Belfast,” “The Power of the Dog,” “King Richard” and “Dune” among the front runners
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‘Old Henry’ Film Review: Tim Blake Nelson Is a Reluctant Hero in Intimate Western Gem
Writer-director Potsy Ponciroli has made a dark, sorrowful meditation on aging, guilt and redemption
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‘The Guilty’ Film Review: Jake Gyllenhaal’s One-Man Show Is a Hell of a Ride
Director Antoine Fuqua’s revved-up adaptation of the 2018 Danish film stays in one place but moves like a tough, efficient action flick
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Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Timeline: A Long, Tangled 10-Year (or Is It a 90-Year?) Journey
A look back at the long and winding road leading to the public opening of the lavish $488 million museum
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‘The Auschwitz Report’ Film Review: Dark Drama Finds a New Side of the Holocaust to Explore
Peter Bebjak’s film starts in the camps, but also finds horror in Western bureaucracy that couldn’t accept what it heard
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‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Film Review: Broadway Musical Adaptation Sneaks Up on You
If you have a heart and any kind of tolerance for musicals, at some point you will probably surrender to Stephen Chbosky’s adaptation
