Doubt Leads SAG Award Nominations
'Doubt' picked up five nods, including ones for Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Viola Davis, plus one for Best Cast.
Wall-E Bags Another Best Picture Prize
The Boston Society of Film Critics Awards has named 'Wall-E' 2008's best movie.
Vulture Exclusive: Harvey Weinstein on Yesterday’s Golden Globe Nominations
Harvey talked to Vulture about his Best Picture odds and the Weinstein Company's new blog-outreach program.
A Best Picture Contender’s Guide to Running Against Slumdog Millionaire
Now that the underdog is the odds-on favorite, we've drafted a list of anti-'Slumdog' talking points that might be helpful to publicists running rival Oscar campaigns.
The Dark Knight Once Again Eligible for Oscar Sweep
The Academy has ruled that Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard's score is, in fact, eligible for Oscar consideration.
Slumdog Is Movin’ On Up
Danny Boyle's film takes an early lead in this year's Oscar race, thanks to a Best Picture nod from the National Board of Review.
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Outsourcing
‘Dark Knight’ Fans Not About to See Their Movie Lose to ‘Milk’
A legion of online Batfans have launched their own 'unofficial grassroots effort to support 'The Dark Knight' for the 2008 Academy Awards.'
‘Rachel’ and ‘River’ Smell Like Independent Spirit
The 2009 Oscar season officially begins in earnest with today's release of nominees for this year's Film Independent Spirit Awards.
The Carpetbagger Returns
He's sorta like the Punxsutawney Phil of the Oscar season, only more prolific in his forecasting and with a slightly less furry exterior.
Ellen Page Coldly Denied Admission Into Hip New AMPAS
The Academy apparently instituted a new, stricter admissions policy way back in 2004 with the intent of making the membership younger, hipper, and more culturally diverse.
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