What Will It Take for the Academy to Expel Harvey Weinstein?
Here’s the procedure the Academy’s Board of Governors will have to use when they meet on Saturday to consider Weinstein’s fate
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Motion Picture Academy to Discuss Harvey Weinstein’s ‘Repugnant’ Actions at Special Meeting
AMPAS says its board will consider action against Weinstein, whose actions it also calls “abhorrent and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy”
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Harvey Weinstein and the Oscar Race: He’s Gone But Not Forgotten
The ousted Weinstein Company chief revolutionized Oscar campaigning, and his influence will outlast him
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Oscars Foreign Language Chief Hints at ‘Dramatic Changes’ in the Works
Mark Johnson says that changes “in the very near future” could affect the rule that requires voters to see the contending films in a theater
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Oscars Break Another Record With 92 Foreign Language Contenders
The biggest field ever will include Ruben Ostlund’s “The Square” and Angelina Jolie’s Cambodian-language film “First They Killed My Father”
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Could Trump’s New Travel Ban Affect the Oscar Race Again?
Two countries on the banned list, Iran and Venezuela, have already submitted entries in this year’s Oscar foreign-language race
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Oscars Overhaul and Open Up Foreign Language Voting Process
AMPAS eliminates the color-coded voting groups from past years, and drops its longstanding conflict-of-interest rules in the category
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The Oscars Race After the Festivals: Are We Still Just Waiting for Spielberg?
“The Shape of Water,” “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” and “mother!” were among the contenders that screened in Venice, Telluride and Toronto — but who’s on top?
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Angelina Jolie Joins Oscar Foreign-Language Race as Entries Near 50
If Jolie’s “First They Killed My Father” qualifies under Academy rules, it will join films by Michael Haneke, Ruben Ostlund, Joachim Trier and more
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NYU, USC Lead Student Academy Award Winners
The prize levels will be announced at the Student Academy Awards ceremony on October 12 in Beverly Hills
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Oscar Season Hits Toronto: 25 TIFF Movies With a Lot to Prove
“The Shape of Water,” “Roman J. Israel, Esq.” and “mother!” are among the films heading to Toronto with high stakes for awards season
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Angelina Jolie’s New Movie Could Be an Oscar Contender – in Foreign Language Category
Jolie’s “First They Killed My Father” is likely to be Cambodia’s official Oscar submission, but will it qualify?
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Fall Festivals Say It Loud: Here Comes Awards Season
The next two weeks will be make-or-break time for “The Shape of Water,” “Suburbicon,” “Battle of the Sexes” and many more awards hopefuls
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‘The Square,’ ‘In the Fade’ Top First Batch of Oscar Foreign Language Contenders
As countries begin to submit their entries to this year’s race, dozens more filmmakers could join the field soon
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Oscar Foreign Language Film Race 2017: Complete List of Contenders
“The Square” and “In the Fade” are among the top contenders as countries begin making their Oscar selections
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Why the Oscars’ Envelope Snafu Didn’t Hurt Its Chances With Emmy Voters
EmmyWrap Magazine: But if the Academy Awards actually wins an Emmy, can the presenters please mix up the envelope?
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‘Dunkirk’ and ‘Detroit’ Deliver Oscar Season a Month Early
Christopher Nolan and Kathryn Bigelow have both made gripping movies that demand to be taken seriously by awards voters
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Midyear Oscars Forecast: What Deserves Recognition, What Will Get It
The year’s best movies so far include “The Big Sick,” “Get Out” and “Baby Driver,” but can they get love from awards voters?
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Whoopi Goldberg, Larry Karaszewski Elected to Academy’s Board of Governors
Other first-time governors include director Kimberly Peirce, cinematographer Mandy Walker and executive David Linde
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Hollywood Chris Battle Royale: Hemsworth, Evans and Pratt Join Pine as Academy Members
“Wonder Woman” star loses his edge in the battle of famous Chrises
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Oscars Hit Goal of Doubling Non-White Members Three Years Early
But the Academy isn’t stopping to gloat: “That isn’t how we roll,” Cheryl Boone Isaacs tells TheWrap
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Academy Breaks Own Record, Invites 774 New Members
As Academy’s diversity push continues, potential new Oscar voters include Barry Jenkins, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ruth Negga and Riz Ahmed
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Academy Votes to Renew CEO Dawn Hudson’s Contract
Hudson’s contract, which was due to expire in June, was extended through 2020
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New Oscars Rules Knock Out Multi-Part Documentaries Like ‘OJ: Made in America’
Academy also makes adjustments to animation voting, changes the number of possible nominees in Best Picture and Best Original Score categories
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ACMs: Song of the Year Goes to… Emma Stone?
It’s the most obvious punchline in Hollywood, but the ACM Awards went the extra mile
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Academy Lets PwC Keep Its Job Despite Oscars Fiasco – But With Big Changes
The accounting firm will add a third balloting leader to the Oscars team to recover from what the Academy calls an “unacceptable” mistake
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‘Moonlight’ Enjoys Strong Oscar Bump at Box Office
Despite its availability on home release, “Moonlight” had its strongest weekend at the box office since winning Best Picture honor
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Oscars Stage Manager Details PwC Accountants’ Incompetence: ‘They Froze’ (Exclusive)
Gary Natoli says PwC’s Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz had to be pushed onto the stage to correct their error
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Oscars Boost ABC to Biggest Weekly Ratings Win in 17 Years
Last time Disney broadcaster’s margin of victory was this large, it still had the Super Bowl
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Conan’s Explanation for Oscars Best Picture Snafu Is the Most Confusing – and Funniest – Yet (Video)
Don’t blame Warren Beatty — just you try and solve this equation
