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What’s New at the 2016 Oscars? Rather than having winners recite long thank-you lists, those names will now scroll at the bottom of your TV screen.
Halle Berry is one of many to garner attention for her choice of dress on the “Tonight Show With Jay Leno.”
Taiwanese director Ang Lee won the Best Director at the 85th Academy Awards ceremony for “Life of Pi.” Behind the success of the film lies stories that are rarely known.
Getting a coveted celebrity to wear your design at an event where everyone asks: “Who are you wearing?” is priceless for a budding designer’s career and the Oscars is the biggest of them all. Getting your design onto a celebrity is the tricky part. Having the right contacts, industry press coverage is helpful, but sometimes it is just a little luck.
On the night Daniel-Day Lewis wins a third academy award for cinematically bringing a revered U.S. president to life, the Oscar host makes an obscene joke about Lincoln’s assassination?
Among the many honoured with Oscars at the 85th Academy Awards Sunday night were three Canadians.
A set production designer in Pondicherry, India, got his big break working on “Life of Pi” and describes life on the set, including working with director Ang Lee.
Oscars tie: For a sixth time in the Academy Awards’ 85-year history, a tie was handed out on Sunday night.
“Life of Pi” won the lion’s share—or perhaps the tiger’s share—of Oscars on Sunday: original score, visual effects, cinematography, and Ang Lee’s award for best director. Pondicherry, India, where part of the story is set, celebrates its new fame.
Oscar winners 2013 went to a mix of movies, actors, actresses, writers, sound engineers, and others.
Christoph Waltz won an Oscar for best supporting actor for his role as a German, sleeve-gun toting bounty hunter in Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained” on Sunday at the Academy Awards.
Seth MacFarlane told the Oscars that his all-time favorite movies are “The Sound of Music,” “Defending Your Life,” and “ From Justin to Kelly,” in that order.
Live feed of official tweets from the celebrities attending the 85th Oscars ceremony.
Producers nominated for the Best Picture category answer Academy questions.
Seth MacFarlane may find Billy Crystal is a hard act to follow as Oscars host. Seth MacFarlane reacts to the news of being selected as host with both humor and solemnity.
The Academy Awards mean big money for television studios, actors, and producers alike. How big is the pay-off from being nominated for or winning an “Oscar?”
