Oscars: Digging deeper into the new rules and regulations
Yesterday, the Academy revealed that it’s taking swift, if temporary, action as a result of the COVID-19 crisis and pandemic that has put the world... Read More
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2021 Oscar Predictions (March): Where Do We Go From Here?
SXSW canceled. Tribeca postponed. Cannes on the brink of postponement or cancelation. No new film releases until….? The film industry has never been in a... Read More
2021 Oscars: Academy exploring options in the face of coronavirus pandemic
As studios halt productions and movie theaters close their doors, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is facing some hard choices as it... Read More
2021 Oscars: The Screenplay Contenders (February)
Check out a full list below of Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Original Screenplay contenders and my current top 10 (in alphabetical order) for February.... Read More
2021 Oscars: The Best Picture Contenders (February)
Despite a shortened Oscar season, last year saw box office hits make a big impact on the Best Picture list and a seeming return of... Read More
2021 Oscars: The Best Director Contenders (February)
After another year of no female Best Director Oscar nominees, and plenty of uproar and backlash about it, it’s looking like that will shape up... Read More
2021 Oscars: The Best Supporting Actor Contenders (February)
Last season in supporting actor was a bit of a déjà vu from 2012 when all nominees were former Oscar winners, offering nothing in the... Read More
2021 Oscars: The Best Actor Contenders (February)
Looking over the Best Actor hopefuls for this year the striking thing is that there aren’t nearly as many potential first-time nominees as this category... Read More
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