Awards
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Billy Idol Wrote a Song About Himself and It Made Him Cry
TheWrap magazine: “I can really see the landscape of my life, and that’s what we were trying to evoke in the song,” says Idol of the tune written for the documentary “Billy Idol Should Be Dead”
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The Run-Up to ‘The Long Walk’: How Casting Director Rich Delia Found the Perfect Ensemble | Presented by Lionsgate
Casting director Rich Delia breaks down the young cast of the harrowing Stephen King adaptation
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Timothée Chalamet to Receive Palm Springs Film Festival’s Spotlight Actor of the Year Award
The two-time Oscar nominee is the star of Josh Safdie’s sports biopic “Marty Supreme” this awards season
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‘We Grew Up Together, Bro’: How Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan Blazed Their Way to ‘Sinners’
TheWrap magazine: The two creative forces explain how their 13-year partnership yielded the critical and box office smash about the blues, the Jim Crow South and vampires
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Sees James Cameron Rewriting Performance Capture, VFX Supervisor Says
TheWrap magazine: Five-time Oscar winner Joe Letteri discusses the new technology applied to Oona Chaplin’s villainous Na’vi character
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‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ Costume Designer Explains How Jennifer Lopez’s Outfit Glows in the Dark
TheWrap magazine: Four-time Oscar winner Colleen Atwood takes us through the threads of her costumes for the Broadway adaptation
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TPEC Awards Adds 2 New Categories, Renames Another in Honor of Robert Pietranton
The Television Publicity Executives Committee’s Rising Star Award will be named after the longtime Warner Bros. TV comms exec who died at 56 in November
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Introducing TheWrap’s Awards Tracker, a Data-Driven Guide to the Oscar Race
Find out who’s ahead in Best Picture and beyond
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It’s Time for Oscars Shortlist Voting, but Where Will the Surprises Come From?
Checking in on the documentary, international, music and casting categories
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Composer Daniel Blumberg Says the Wild Music of ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ Had to Be ‘As Extreme as Possible’
TheWrap magazine: “It was very experimental in all senses of the word,” Blumberg says
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‘Sinners’ Scores 8 Wins From the African American Film Critics Association
For its 17th annual awards, the AAFCA also announced wins for “Hedda” and “One Battle After Another”
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Diane Warren Wrote a Song to Her 14-Year-Old Self – Who, if She’d Heard It, ‘Would Have Told Me to F–k Off’
TheWrap magazine: “Maybe I would have listened, but at that time I didn’t listen to a lot of people,” says the 15-time Oscar nominee
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Stellan Skarsgård Is Poised to Make Oscars History With ‘Sentimental Value’
An international production has never been nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category
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‘Hamnet’ Stars Noah and Jacobi Jupe on the ‘Synchronicity’ of Playing Hamlet and His Inspiration
The British actors appear as Shakespeare’s son and the playwright’s most famous character in Chloé Zhao’s lauded new drama
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Heavily International Nominations Put the Global in Golden Globes
The group that hands out the Golden Globes dropped the word “foreign” from its former name, but the voters and their choices are heavy on films not in English
