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‘Not a real awards show’: Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel roasts ‘nonsense’ Golden Globes

Late-night host is emceeing the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday 12 March

The Independent UK

Oscar nominations 2023 in full: Every movie nominated at this Sunday’s ceremony

Every nominated movie in one place – from ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once‘ to ‘The Fabelmans’

The Independent UK

The 2023 Oscar nominations in full

Every nominated movie in one place – from ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once‘ to ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

The Independent UK

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Oscar nominations 2023 – the complete list in full

Every nominated movie in one place – from ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once‘ to ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

The Independent UK

‘Campaigning tactics that caused concern’: Film Academy shares decision over Andrea Riseborough Oscar nomination

‘The Academy has determined the activity in question does not rise to the level that the film’s nomination should be rescinded’

The Independent UK

After academy review, Riseborough will keep Oscar nomination

Andrea Riseborough will not be stripped of her Oscar nomination for best actress

The Independent UK

After Will Smith's Oscar slap, Antoine Fuqua worried 'Emancipation' might 'never be seen'

Antoine Fuqua thought the worst was behind him.

Los Angeles Times

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Former SAS Who Dares Wins' Ant Middleton says Liam Payne's bizarre Oscars accent was put on as he calls him a 'wind up'

The TV adventurer revealed all on Good Morning Britain

Manchester Evening News

Oscars 2022: Amy Schumer reveals Alec Baldwin shooting joke she ‘wasn’t allowed’ to make

‘I wasn’t allowed to say any of that [at the Oscars], but you can just come up and [slap] someone,’ the comedian said

The Independent UK

Oscars host Amy Schumer ‘still triggered and traumatized’ after Will Smith’s slap

Days later, Amy Schumer says she’s still reeling from co-hosting what will go down as one of the most intense Oscar nights in history.

Los Angeles Times

Oscars ratings bounce back as Will Smith hooks viewers

Los Angeles (AFP) - The Oscars were in desperate need of a ratings boost -- and, on a night when Will Smith stunned viewers by slapping Chris Rock on stage, some 15.36 million Americans tuned in.

AFP

Ross King's most memorable Oscar moments - John Travolta dance to 'kind' snub

Showbiz veteran Ross King invited The Mirror into his home as he opened up about his lavish Hollywood Hills lifestyle and what it's like being in with the it crowd

Daily Mirror

Will Smith and Chris Rock's previous argument as actor smacks comedian at Oscars 2022

Best Actor winner Will Smith smacked Oscars host Chris Rock live on stage at the ceremony after a jibe about the star's wife Jada Pinkett Smith - but it's not the first time the pair have had crossed words.

Daily Record

Will Smith overshadowed the Oscars. Here’s what else happened during the 94th Academy Awards

After Will Smith’s shocking behaviour at the 94th Academy Awards, we wouldn’t blame you for forgetting what else happened during the ceremony.

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The Guardian - US

‘Violence isn’t OK’: Hollywood reacts to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock

Reactions from in and around the industry to the most talked-about moment of the Oscars ranged from delight in the mess to concern

Chicago Sun-Times

Will Smith slaps Chris Rock during Oscars telecast for comment about Jada Pinkett Smith

After Rock joked to Pinkett Smith that he was looking forward to a sequel to “G.I. Jane,” Smith stood up from his seat near the stage, strode up to Rock and slapped him.

The Independent UK

Kristen Stewart praised for ‘breaking red carpet rules’ with Oscars shorts

‘Spencer’ star wore black shorts to 2022 Oscars

AFP

'Lost City' finds top of N.America box office on Oscar weekend

Los Angeles (AFP) - Paramount's new action romance "The Lost City" topped the North American box office this weekend, drawing female viewers through Oscar Sunday in numbers confirming Hollywood's continuing post-Covid recovery.

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Tribune News Service

Richard Johnson: Bet on ‘The Power of the Dog’ to win at Sunday’s Oscars

NEW YORK — “The Power of the Dog” — starring Benedict Cumberbatch as a closeted cowboy — is powerful enough to win the best picture Academy Award on Sunday.

Los Angeles Times

What are the Oscars for? Hollywood grapples with awards season anxiety

LOS ANGELES — To filmmakers who grew up watching the Oscars, this Sunday is supposed to be their Super Bowl. With its parade of fashion, movie stars and acclaimed films, the annual awards show, which once brought in tens of millions of viewers, inspired generations of artists to get into…

Daily Mirror

Oscars 2022: How to watch, what time it starts at host Amy Schumer's plea to Ukraine

The Oscars 2022 will be co-hosted by Amy Schumer, Wanda Sykes and Regina Hall. It will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood

Manchester Evening News

Oscars 2022 nominations - including Best Picture and Director awards

Find out which nominations are leading in the award categories this year

The Guardian - UK

Why The Power of the Dog should win the best picture Oscar

Jane Campion’s uncompromising, uneasy 1920s drama delivers a career-best performance by Benedict Cumberbatch and marks a victory for queer films at large

Los Angeles Times

Mary McNamara: Women directed the two Oscar front-runners for best picture. It's respect 94 years in the making

"CODA's" win at the Producers Guild of America Awards on Sunday shoved "The Power of the Dog" out of top spot in the best picture race and an already gloriously unpredictable Oscar season into fifth gear.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Why can't the Oscars love themselves?

Sometimes, it seems as if the Oscars don't like themselves very much.

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