In Break with Tradition, the Academy Will Present Two Honorary Awards at the Oscars 2021 Ceremony
After canceling the Governors Awards, the Academy will present Tyler Perry and the Motion Picture Fund with two Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Awards.
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Nina Hoss Makes Swiss Drama ‘My Little Sister’ One That Oscar Voters Must See
The Best International Feature submission features an incendiary performance from the actress best known for “Barbara,” “Phoenix,” and “Homeland.”
Gotham Awards Build Oscars Momentum for Riz Ahmed and ‘Nomadland’
The little-seen awards show points awards voters toward winning movies they should sample.
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Enters Oscar Race with Sundance 2021 World Premiere
Warner Bros. is premiering this Shaka King-directed Fred Hampton Black Panther drama as a late entry to the Sundance Film Festival.
From ‘Malcolm & Marie’ to ‘Cherry,’ 9 Latecomers Look to Upend the Oscar Race
When Oscar voters catch up with their movies, Zendaya and Daniel Kaluuya could challenge the frontrunners in the Best Actress and Supporting Actor categories.
Waterboarding, Starvation, and Great Acting: Tahar Rahim Could Be In the Oscar Race
In Kevin Macdonald’s “The Mauritanian,” Rahim committed to realism in portraying a Guantanamo Bay prisoner. Check out the exclusive clip.
Ben Affleck May Not Find His ‘Way Back’ to the Oscars — Here’s Why
Having won both Oscars he was nominated for, Original Screenplay for “Good Will Hunting” and Best Picture for “Argo,” Affleck is vying for his first acting nomination.
Deconstructing Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ from Spielberg to Netflix
Sorkin read a dozen books on the subject and went through 21,000 pages of court transcripts to craft his Best Original Screenplay contender.
Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’ Gets a Surprise Oscar Campaign Boost
A little controversy can push a movie into the limelight, and make it a must-see.
‘One Night in Miami’: How Kemp Powers Turned His One-Room Play Into a Serious Oscar Contender
The rookie screenwriter explains how he probed the vulnerabilities of cultural icons Mohammed Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown.
Critics Group Winners Could Give Academy Members More Guidance Than Usual This Year
Many awards voters will look to critics awards to steer them to what to watch over the holidays.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Delays Opening Yet Again
“It doesn’t feel appropriate or prudent to move forward toward an April opening right now,” said Academy Museum Director Bill Kramer.
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