2018 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win
The 90th Annual Academy Awards airs Sunday, March 4. Jimmy Kimmel will host the Oscars gala for the second, consecutive year on ABC.
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Stars Will Reportedly Avoid Ryan Seacrest on the Oscars Red Carpet
The E! host continues to face backlash in the wake of sexual harassment claims.
Do You Remember What the Oscars Looked Like in 2008?
See what went down at the Academy Awards ten years ago.
Harvey Weinstein Has Been Kicked Out of Motion Picture Academy
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has voted to expel Harvey Weinstein from the award organization.
2017 Oscars: Best and Worst Moments
From Warren Beatty's Best Picture mix-up to Mahershala Ali's stunning win, here are the 2017 Oscars moments that had us glued to our screens.
2017 Oscars Winners List
It's the moment we've been waiting for! See which stars won an Academy Award this year.
2017 Oscars: Live Stream + Photos From the Red Carpet
The 2017 Oscars begin on Sunday night (February 26) at 8:30 PM ET. Stream the red carpet and see photos of your favorite stars.
This Year’s Biggest Oscar Snubs and Surprises
The full list of nominees for the 2017 Academy Awards are out, and while there’s plenty to celebrate about this year’s batch of Oscars contenders, there are also plenty of surprises. And some of those surprises are of the not-so-good kind that involved leaving out our favorite movies or filmmakers of 2016. Below, the staff of ScreenCrush picked out the biggest Oscar snubs of 2017, along with a few of the most pleasant shockers from this year’s list of nominees. The winners of all the awards will be announced on Sunday February 26 at the 89th Academy Awards.
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Previous Oscar nominees including Brie Larson, Jennifer Hudson and Ken Watanabe announced the 89th Academy Awards nominees on January 24.
Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs Issues Statement on Oscar Diversity
The greatest outrage stirred by last week’s announcement of the Oscar nominees was not the Best Picture snub for Carol or the absurd exclusion of Todd Haynes from the Best Director category, but rather the troubling homogeneity of the twenty men and women nominated in the acting categories. Specifically, many have taken issue with the fact that this year’s Oscar slate looks about as white as a Whole Foods before noon on a Sunday. The social media hashtag OscarsSoWhite resurfaced within minutes after the nomination announcement had finished, and Spike Lee has even called for a boycott of the ceremony as a response to the blatant lack of diversity in this year’s picks.