Oscars
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‘Everything’ Almost Everywhere: 10 Moments That Defined an Awards Season
From the unexpected returns of Brendan Fraser and Ke Huy Quan to the unlikely appearance of Andrea Riseborough, here are the times to remember
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Oscars Analysis: How ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Became the Poster Child for the New Academy
The freewheeling, chaotic movie didn’t feel anything like a usual Best Picture winner, but it rolled through the ceremony, bowling over all rivals
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‘The Little Mermaid’ Trailer Hailed as ‘Stunning’ by Some, but Others Perturbed by In-Oscars Promo
Halle Bailey and Melissa McCarthy took the Oscars stage to present a trailer for the upcoming Disney film
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Oscars Look for a Big Boost to Save the Academy’s Cash Cow in a Time of Crisis
This year’s Oscars have blockbuster nominees and lots of intrigue, but can they reclaim event status at a time when theatrical moviegoing is in trouble?
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Oscars Preview: Maybe the Multiverse Will Give Us the Best Picture Winner We Deserve
After a year that has been both annoying and messy, “Everything Everywhere” might be the fresh, annoying, chaotic and sentimental movie to represent our current time
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Academy Awards Veteran Tells Stories of Great Women and Great Oscar Moments (Guest Column)
Danette Herman, who has worked on Oscar shows in five different decades, shares awards-show memories of Katharine Hepburn, Olivia de Havilland and others
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Oscar Predictions: Is ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Really Going to Win Everything?
No, not everything. But that crazy indie will win a lot.
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‘Green Book’ and 13 Other Best Picture Winners That Don’t Hold Up
Some Oscar winners stand the test of time — these, not so much
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‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Should Have Another Good Weekend – But It Has a Quiet Rival, Too
With today’s Academy, even wins at the Spirit Awards and Writers Guild can’t completely seal the deal for the Oscar frontrunner
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‘Banshees of Inisherin’ Director Martin McDonagh Describes His Ideal Formula: ‘A Touch of Despair and a Couple of Laughs’
TheWrap magazine: “It’s always interesting for a film to go from sadness back to comedy,” says the writer-director of his ode to friendship, niceness and severed fingers
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Oscar Voting Has Begun: Here’s What Not to Do, Voters
With ranked-choice voting in the Best Picture category, you really don’t need to play games with your ballot
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How the ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ Crafts Teams Helped Make the Film an Oscar Favorite
TheWrap magazine: Director Edward Berger and his collaborators detail what went into the effects, sound, makeup and music that brought multiple nominations
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HBO Max to Showcase a Big Hunk o’ Elvis Movies Just in Time for Oscar Voting (Exclusive)
The streaming service’s Elvis Presley Collection, which premieres on March 1, includes eight movies in honor of the Baz Luhrmann film’s eight nominations
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The Awards Race Has Turned Into ‘Everything Everywhere’ All the Time
After a weekend and a SAG Awards in which “Everything Everywhere All at Once” dominated, the Oscars are starting to look predictable
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Boom or Bust? How a Winning Awards Weekend Can Impact the Top Oscar Contenders
“Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Top Gun: Maverick,” “The Banshees of Inisherin” and “The Fabelmans” are among the movies that face moments of truth on Feb. 25 and 26
