Roger Friedman Gives Confusing, Contradictory Oscar Advice to Kate Winslet
In a weird twist, he advocates Winslet to shun her 'Revolutionary Road' performance for 'The Reader.'
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.
‘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.
Defending Warren Beatty's AFI Award
Warren Beatty, the only guy with fourteen Academy Award nominations ever to be accused of having a "thin filmography."
‘Young Frankenstein’ — Yes, ‘Young Frankenstein’ — Leads Outer Critics Circle Noms
After a year in which the Outer Critics Circle mostly got things right, the organization has reverted to its usual laughability.
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