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2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress – DECEMBER

Erik Anderson December 6, 2014

2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Actor and Best Actress – DECEMBER

Erik Anderson December 6, 2014

Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA) Preview and Predictions

Erik Anderson December 6, 2014

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association announces their winner tomorrow, on the heels of the recent NYFCC and NBR winners. Those two organizations chose Boyhood... Read More

Oscar Podcast #19: LAFCA, SAG, Golden Globes, Oh My!

Erik Anderson December 6, 2014

In this juicy edition of the AwardsWatch Oscar Podcast, Richard and I dive deep into the Los Angeles Film Critics Awards (tomorrow!) and our nomination... Read More

2015 Oscars: 10 Films Qualify for Visual Effects Oscar

Erik Anderson December 5, 2014

The Academy announced on Friday that ten films have advanced in the Visual Effects Oscar category. Notably missing are Edge of Tomorrow, The Amazing Spider-Man... Read More

2014 Critic Top 10s – TELEVISON (Updating)

Erik Anderson December 5, 2014

Time Magazine Episodes: 1. Mad Men, “The Strategy” 2. The Leftovers, “Guest” 3. Bob’s Burgers, “The Equestranauts” 4. True Detective, “Who Goes There” 5. Game... Read More

57th Grammy Nominations: Not a Lonely World for Sam Smith, Beyoncé Breaks Record

Erik Anderson December 5, 2014

Sam Smith had a good morning today as the Grammy nominations came in and he snagged 6 for his song, “Stay With Me” and for... Read More

Writers Guild of America TV Nominations

Erik Anderson December 4, 2014

The Writers Guild of America has announced its nominees for the best written television of 2014 and Amazon’s comedy Transparent walked away with the most... Read More

2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Picture and Best Director – December

Erik Anderson December 4, 2014

December is here and with it brings a new batch of Oscar predictions from the Gold Rush Gang. Lots of movement in the top 5... Read More

REVIEW: ‘Still Alice’ (★★★½)

Erik Anderson December 4, 2014

There is a scene early on in Still Alice where Julianne Moore’s Columbia University professor Dr. Alice Howland is giving a speech on linguistics to... Read More

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