Oscar season has begun with many Oscar prognosticators beginning to make predictions based on the upcoming fall festivals. This year many films will be competing for the Best Foreign Language Film category, one of the most unpredictable categories at the Academy Awards. However, not one country has submitted a film. The following is a look at potential submissions based on their international appeal thus far.
From young actors like Oscar Isaac to living legends Silvia Pinal and Pepe Serna, Hollywood's most exclusive academy just got a new group of Latino members. The announcement comes as the Academy increases minority participation in who recieves Oscar nominations.
Meryl Streep could be up for her 20th Academy Award nomination. The three-time Oscar winner is starring in one of the most anticipated films of the year as she portrays the real life figure Florence Foster Jenkins in Stephen Frears' film of the same title.
The Oscars are months away but many award worthy films have already been released prompting early Oscar predictions. Two of the films in particular were recently released in the summer and are doing well at the box office as well as with critics.
With the Cannes Film Festival less than a month away, it is time to look at the competition slate and see which films have the most potential of winning the Palme d'Or, breaking out and even getting Oscar nominations.
"Little Monsters" around the world will be very happy to hear that their "Mother Monster" is back in the studio preparing for the release of her fifth studio album later this year.
Many people opted out of watching the 88th Annual Academy Awards Sunday night to instead participate in a nationwide "TV Tune Out" in protest of the lack of diversity among the Oscar nominations and in Hollywood. However, others chose to voice their disapproval on Twitter while watching the live telecast.
Find out which popular Latinas have had some of the most memorable Academy Awards red carpet looks. A few Latinas have walked the red carpet at the annual Academy Awards several times over the years, and every time they steal the spotlight.
Gina Rodriguez is spreading the message of empowerment and acceptance throughout the Latino community and beyond. The "Jane the Virgin" star has emerged with a social media project dubbed #MovementMondays. The project aims to create a more diverse view in Hollywood and society, especially among Latino talents.
This 2016 seems to be an exciting time for Colombian cinema. As a matter of fact, a Colombian director has recently made the Oscars’ list of nominees this year.
The Foreign Language Category is one of the most competitive every year as many countries are represented and the films are so diverse. This year two countries are nominated for the first time while three other countries are receiving nominations after a number of years.
Linda Perry made the headlines after dissing Lady Gaga's Oscar nomination on Twitter. Linda Perry made the headlines after dissing Lady Gaga's Oscar nomination on Twitter.
With the Academy Award nominees having been announced most of the films will now be on the radar of moviegoers around the world. Many of the films will also get boosts at the box office due to expansions from their distributors and some of them even become box office hits. So how did the films fare after the nominations?
