The Oscars Announce A Long-Overdue New Category
After years of advocacy within Hollywood, the Oscars will at long last begin recognizing casting at the Academy Awards, announcing a new Oscar for casting directors.
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'I Heavily Edited That Statement': Ryan Gosling Shares His True Feelings About 'Barbie' Snubs
Ryan Gosling had a whole lot more to say about the “Barbie” snubs than he initially let on.
What The Hell Is Going On With ‘Cheer’ And All Its Scandals?
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Robert Downey Jr. Reveals Why He's Pleased With His First Oscars Loss
Robert Downey Jr. is looking back at his first Academy Award nomination in a category he said he was relieved to not win over three decades ago.
'So Proud Of My Man': Eva Mendes Trounces 'Barbie' Haters After Ryan Gosling Oscar Nod
Eva Mendes is standing by Ryan Gosling, whose turn as Ken proved critics wrong.
Whoopi Goldberg Reveals Why She Isn’t Buying The ‘Barbie’ Oscars ‘Snub’ Talk
Whoopi Goldberg declared that “everybody doesn’t win” at the Academy Awards after “Barbie” fans questioned why director Greta Gerwig and star Margot Robbie weren’t nominated in the Best Director and Best Lead Actress categories.
Hillary Clinton Weighed In On The ‘Barbie’ Oscars Snubs — And It’ll Make You Cringe
Hillary Clinton’s latest social media post fell as flat as Stereotypical Barbie’s feet.
While Y’all Were Raging About ‘Barbie’ Noms, This Huge Snub Flew Under The Radar
The Academy announced this year’s Oscar nominations on Tuesday morning, and, like clockwork, several deserving actors and projects were overlooked. Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig’s snubs for “Barbie” easily dominated that conversation, even getting a shoutout from Hillary Clinton.