Oscars 2023: Best Original Song Predictions
The shortlist for the 2023 Best Original Song Oscar sees music superstars competing with dazzling musical numbers and perennial nominees.
The shortlist for the 2023 Best Original Song Oscar sees music superstars competing with dazzling musical numbers and perennial nominees.
Only Rihanna’s return to music could’ve shaken up the Best Original Song Oscar race so much.
Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Diane Warren are all safe bets in a year where no Oscars contender for Best Original Song is a phenomenon.
13-time nominee Diane Warren tells IndieWire that she’s “blown away” by her honorary Oscar, but is “still gonna try for that other one.”
The performers of the Best Original Song nominees have been officially announced.
Sparks, Beyoncé, and U2 lead an all-star group of legendary musicians who will lose to Billie Eilish’s Bond song at the Oscars next year.
“Hamilton” star Leslie Odom, Jr.’s “Speak Now” from “One Night in Miami” is currently the frontrunner.
In a frank interview, Odom weighs in on how the new guard of Black writers like Kemp Powers allow actors to be “more honest with ourselves and one another.”
Taylor Swift may have been snubbed, but “Eurovision” just got that much closer to winning the Oscar it deserves.
The Oscar frontrunner: rising pop star Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell’s “No Time to Die” from the latest Bond film.
The tireless awards team at Netflix managed to wrangle three shortlist spots for “Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey”: Makeup and Hairstyling, Score, and Song.
For their first Oscar contender together, John and long-time lyricist partner Bernie Taupin merged a Tom Waits-like slow waltz with a Motown vibe.