Golden Globes 2021 May Not Predict the Oscars, but They Will Help a Few Key Contenders
Don’t expect the HFPA to line up with the Academy across the board. Still, there are a few films and performances that could gain momentum on Sunday.
Podcasts
Don’t Normalize the Golden Globes — TV Podcast
It’s time to step back from the Golden Globe Awards.
‘Nomadland’: The Spiritual and Filmmaking Connection Between Chloé Zhao and Terrence Malick
Toolkit Podcast: Chloé Zhao and Joshua James Richards break down how their unique filmmaking approach has evolved over three films.
How International Voters Are Shaping This Year’s Oscar Season
One key branch has a growing international contingency more visible than ever in this year’s awards season.
Why This Year’s Oscar Shortlists Got So Much Right, from Mads Mikkelsen to ‘The Mole Agent’
From documentaries and international contenders to original songs, this year’s shortlists reflect shrewd changes by the Academy to improve the process.
Golden Globes Versus SAG: Which One Tells Us More About This Year’s Awards Season?
The Globes nominations may have been widely derided, but they still have impact on Oscar buzz. SAG, however, tells a very different story.
How Tom Hanks’ Inauguration Special Could Influence the Oscar Ceremony
Somewhere out there, this year’s Oscar producers were taking notes.
Oscar Season Burning Questions: IndieWire Answers Readers About a Most Unusual Season
What will the ceremony look like? Do latecomers benefit from the expanded qualification window? This week’s Screen Talk takes on all that and more.
Oscar Season Has a Long Way to Go: Here Are the Contenders Most People Haven’t Seen Yet
In this week’s Screen Talk, a survey of the Oscar contenders around the corner. Plus: How we experienced the Capitol violence on the small screen.
Amazon Buys Podcast Startup Wondery
A handful of Wondery’s podcasts have been adapted into television shows in recent years.
2020 Still Had TV Bright Spots, Including ‘Normal People’ — TV Podcast
“Normal People,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and “The Baby-Sitter’s Club” got us through 2020 in one piece.
Here’s What Critics Groups Can Tell You About This Year’s Weird Awards Season
In this week’s Screen Talk, we explain the impact of critics groups. Plus: Sundance’s January lineup doesn’t have as many big, buzzy titles as usual. Should that matter?
Newswire
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