The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced their annual Oscar nominations with a number of big surprises and big omissions. Among the omissions was the lack of diversity in the nominations, with few Latinos or blacks in the acting category and the lack of diversity in the directing branch.
With the Golden Globe awards being handed out this weekend, the Oscar race for Best Supporting Actor will be clearer as Mark Ruffalo, J.K. Simmons, Edward Norton and more look like strong contenders.
Three years ago, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences implemented a new rule that would allow five to ten films to be nominated for the Best Picture award. This year, looks like it will hard to guess how many films will be in the Best Picture category. The race is quite crowded, with a number of films already considered locks. But how many will be nominated for the Best Picture award at the 2015 Oscars?
"Ida" has won the European Film Award becoming the front-runner in the Best Foreign Film race at the Academy Awards. But what does that mean for its 2015 Oscar chances?
On Thursday, the Golden Globe nominations were announced with "Birdman" leading the nominees with seven. As a result, a number of nominees got a boost while other films lost strength. Here are some of the results.
On Dec. 10 the SAG award nomination were announced with Alejandro González Iñárritu's "Birdman" leading the nominees.A number of SAG winners have gone on to win the Oscar and the last four actors who won the SAG took home the Oscar. So what do these SAG nominees say about the Academy Awards race this year?
The American Film Institute has announced its year-end list of the best films of the year. This year the AFI organization surprised as it chose 11 films rather than the usual 10 best films of the year. But how does this news affect the tight 2015 Oscars race? Here's how
As awards season continues, critics and pundits continue to shakeup the 2015 Oscars race with two films leading the way: "Birdman" and "Boyhood." How will they fare against the competition after winning multiple critics awards?
The Los Angeles Film Critics have named "Boyhood" the best film of the year. The Los Angeles Film Critics have named "Boyhood" the best film of the year.
For the past few months, pundits have been claiming that the Best Actress is a weak category with very few candidates. However, this statement might not actually hold much water. Yes the category is not as crowded as the Best Actor race but there are a lot of worthy performances that are not being taken into account.
Awards season has begun and Latino filmmakers are thriving after three major awards were handed out. How will this impact their chances at winning at the 2015 Oscars?
