Oscars

Can A Robot Take Home Best Picture?

Time | Rebecca Keegan Winters | Posted 07.08.2008 | Entertainment


Can WALL-E Win Best Picture? WALL-E, Pixar's lonely little post-apocalyptic robot, is quickly collecting a lot of friends. Critics have applauded the...

Heath Ledger Honored In "Dark Knight" Credits, Sparks Oscar Talk

AP | Posted 06.26.2008 | Entertainment


LOS ANGELES -- Heath Ledger is getting a fond tribute from his collaborators on "The Dark Knight." The end credits of the "Batman Begins" sequel incl...

The Moviegoer: Juno, Hillary and Frontlash

James Rocchi | Posted 03.07.2008 | Entertainment


James Rocchi

Juno may now be enshrined in Hollywood history, but the election's a long way off, a lot more than a gold statue's on the line, and a little well thought-out, principled, rational dislike might still have an effect.

No Country for Hope

Charles Warner | Posted 02.28.2008 | Media


Charles Warner

Perhaps No Country is a film that makes people confront their fears of death by pathological foreigners and provides a psychological outlet for them.

2008 Fashion Police at the Mardi Gras

Karen Dalton-Beninato | Posted 02.26.2008 | Entertainment


Karen Dalton-Beninato

If this year's Oscar fashions were too tame for your taste, check out the Saving NOLA Mardi Gras Open House. Styles were more Bjork than Tilda Swinton, so mix up a Sazerac, crank some Subdudes and check it out.

Feb. 25, 2008 News Update

Richard Valeriani | Posted 02.25.2008 | Politics


Richard Valeriani

Ralph (Harold Stassen) Nader hits new nadir, throws his ego into the ring again, announces he's crawling for President. VP candidate will be the Tooth Fairy.

Oscars May Be Least Watched Ever

AP | Posted 02.25.2008 | Media


NEW YORK — The Oscars are a ratings dud. Nielsen Media Research says preliminary ratings for the 80th annual Academy Awards telecast are 14 perc...

The Coen Brothers Drank Paul Thomas Anderson's Milkshake

RJ Eskow | Posted 02.25.2008 | Entertainment


RJ Eskow

Paul Thomas Anderson did something brave. He made a movie that didn't rely on the vocabulary of earlier directors and genres. He worked strictly in his own voice, which was a choice that showed courage and integrity.

Bing Does Oscar

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 02.25.2008 | Business


<i>Fortune</i>'s Stanley Bing

Like I'm going to see some film about Edith Piaf," Bing said when pressed on the matter by nobody. "This is probably why the euro is doing so well against the dollar."

The Oscars Semi-Live Blog

Bob Sassone | Posted 02.25.2008 | Entertainment


Bob Sassone

Best Picture: Norbit! Just kidding. It's No Country For Old Men. There will be pissed off fans of another film that was nominated.

The Oscars: There Will Be Liveblogging

Oscar Night Blog Team | Posted 02.24.2008 | Entertainment


Oscar Night Blog Team

11:40p Brad Taylor Negron: More Errands for the Coen Brothers. Move car. Buy tape. Get Oscar. 11:45p Jake Goldman: Scott Rudin is about to throw his Oscar at one of his assistants.

And The Award Goes To.... Ronald Reagan?

John Tomasic | Posted 02.24.2008 | Home


John Tomasic

From the perspective of Oscar Sunday, Thursday's Democratic debate seemed to offer up exactly the kind of psychologically complex narrative relished by the Academy, and the specter of Ronald Reagan hangs over both candidates.

The World Without Oscar: An Imagined Future History

Daniel Holloway | Posted 02.24.2008 | Entertainment


Daniel Holloway

Thanks to concessions made by studios and the guild, the warring factions were able to reach an accord in time to save OscarÂ’s sculpted, golden ass. But what would have happened if no deal had been reached?

Coens `Country' Wins Best Picture Oscar

AP | DAVID GERMAIN | Posted 02.24.2008 | Entertainment


LOS ANGELES — The Coen brothers have completed their journey from the fringes to Hollywood's mainstream, winning four Academy Awards for "No Cou...

Hollywood Abuzz With Oscar Preparations

AP | SANDY COHEN and DERRIK J. LANG | Posted 02.23.2008 | Entertainment


LOS ANGELES — Jewels and parties. Stars and stand-ins. Rehearsals and news conferences. So much swag even Hollywood canines could rack up free g...

What This Year's Oscar Race is Telling John McCain

Arianna Huffington | Posted 02.23.2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

Given the week he's just had, you have to figure John McCain is looking for a story -- any story -- to come along and take the media spotlight off him. And what better distraction than America's favorite celebrity engorge-athon, the Academy Awards?

Oscar Predictions (And Hopes)

Kim Morgan | Posted 02.23.2008 | Entertainment


Kim Morgan

The Coen Brothers and Paul Thomas Anderson? Daniel Day-Lewis and George Clooney? Javier Bardem, Julie Christie and Mark Twain himself, Hal Holbrook? Right on Oscar.

23/6 Has Oscar Fever! (Symptoms Include Vomiting, Loose Stools)

236.com | Posted 02.22.2008 | Entertainment


Picking "No Country for Old Men" to win Best Picture at this weekend's Academy Awards ceremony has been passé for weeks, yet the media landscape is s...

Oscar! Oscar! Show Rehearsals, The Opening, The Rain Prep, The Running Time, The Stylists

AP | SANDY COHEN | Posted 02.22.2008 | Entertainment


LOS ANGELES — Jewels and parties. Stars and stand-ins. Rehearsals and news conferences. So much swag even Hollywood canines could rack up free g...

Melt Your Oscar For Cash

Bloomberg | Andrew Harris and Andy Fixmer | Posted 02.22.2008 | Business


The glitter on the central figure at this year's academy awards ceremony has never been so costly. With gold at an all-time high, the price of each g...

Paraphrase Theatre: Best Picture Nominees

236.com | Posted 02.22.2008 | Entertainment


The Academy Award nominees for best picture presented by Paraphrase Theatre ...

The Moviegoer: Six Ways of Watching the Oscars

James Rocchi | Posted 02.22.2008 | Entertainment


James Rocchi

The dirty little secret of the Oscars is that while they're often derided and dismissed as the self-celebration of a liberal elite, they're actually more conservative than you might think.

Why Advertisers Love Oscar

Los Angeles Times | Meg James | Posted 02.22.2008 | Business


This year, the advertisers are better known than the movies. After being threatened by the Hollywood writers strike, the 80th Annual Academy Awards t...

Jon Stewart Sprints Towards Oscars After Strike

NY Times | Bill Carter | Posted 02.20.2008 | Entertainment


In the bowels of the Kodak Theater, one floor below the auditorium where the elaborate set for the Academy Awards telecast on Sunday was already in pl...

Hal Holbrook: Oscar Nominee Back In The Spotlight

USA Today | William Keck | Posted 02.11.2008 | Entertainment


If there were ever a time for Hal Holbrook to be whistlin' Dixie, it is now. The veteran actor, who turns 83 this month, is enjoying his first Oscar...


 

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