Screen Actors Guild WINNERS: Birdman Continues Reign
Birdman has once again won a very significant industry award on the way to the Oscars with its Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a... Read More
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2015 Oscars: What’s In An Age?
Thanks to AW forum member stage_star for this rundown of age stats for this year (and last year’s) nominees. BEST DIRECTOR Oldest nominee: Richard Linklater, age... Read More
Oscar Nominations for the 87th Academy Awards: Birdman and Budapest Lead with 9 Each
The Oscar nominations for the 87th Academy Awards are in and Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel, as expected, top the nomination totals with nine... Read More
Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (GALECA) Announces Dorian Award Nominations
HOLLYWOOD, CA / Monday, January 12, 2015 — The Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (GALECA), comprised of over 100 critics and entertainment journalists nationwide, today unveiled... Read More
Golden Globe Awards: ‘Boyhood,’ Best Drama; Budapest is Best Comedy
MOTION PICTURE Best Motion Picture (Drama) Boyhood Best Motion Picture (Comedy/Musical) The Grand Budapest Hotel Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama)... Read More
2015 Oscars: Best Actress Nomination Predictions
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Golden Globe Winner Predictions from the Gold Rush Gang
If you’ve listened to today’s podcast then you might already know my Golden Globe winner predictions (and alternates), as well as fellow Gold Rush Gang... Read More
Georgia Film Critics Association are Mad for Selma, Birdman, Boyhood and Gone Girl
The Georgia Film Critics Association have only been around since 2011 and this year they loved Selma, giving it seven nominations (including a Breakthrough of... Read More
Critics roundup, part 6: The Stragglers
The year draws to an end, and so does our series on the lower rung critics organizations, with Florida, Las Vegas, and Nevada weighing in... Read More
Critics roundup, part 5: Because Phoenix really needs two awards
We’re nearing the end of this series, we think. How many critics organizations can be left, right? Well, they are starting to throw us curveballs... Read More
Interview: Director Robert Eggers (‘Nosferatu’) on the Consequences of Temptation, Training Hundreds of Rats, and Playing with Vampire Lore 
Interview: Guy Pearce on the Beauty and Violence of ‘The Brutalist’ and Van Buren’s Call to His Therapist 
2024 Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association (DFWFCA) Winners: ‘Anora’ Top Film, Director, Actress 
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