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Oscars 2023
Find out who's taking home the golden statues at the 94th Academy Awards with news on nominees, winners and best dressed looks from the ceremony.
- The Telegraph
All That Breathes, review: beautiful bird-rescue documentary soars to potential Oscars glory
There will be stiff competition in the documentary category at next month’s Oscars. Films about vulcanologists, Ukrainian orphans, Putin opponent Alexei Navalny, and photographer Nan Goldin’s crusade against the Sackler family are on the shortlist with a rare and beautiful study from India. With subtlety and restraint, All That Breathes (Sky Documentaries) portrays two brothers who have made it their life’s work to care for Delhi’s wounded and ailing black kites. Put like that, it hardly sounds
- Evening Standard
When are the Oscars 2023? Date, time and how to watch the Academy Awards
With just weeks to go to the ceremony, find out when and where to watch
- HuffPost UK
Danielle Deadwyler Addresses Systemic Racism Within Film Industry After Oscars Snub
The US actor had been tipped to receive an Academy Award nomination for her performance in the film Till.
- The Independent
Voices: Why the Grammys may show what we can expect from the Oscars
The Grammys, Oscars, Golden Globes – this could be the beginning of an awards renaissance
- The Independent
Oscars 2022: The 26 actors you’d assume have won Oscars – but haven’t
Some stars just can’t catch a break…
- The Independent
The 27 actors you’d assume have won Oscars – but haven’t
Some stars just can’t catch a break…
- PA Media: Entertainment
Lesley Manville recalls ‘bonkers’ family reunion with Gary Oldman at 2018 Oscars
The actress and her famous former partner, who share their son Alfie Oldman together, separated in 1990.
- Evening Standard
‘We’re all imperfect’: Serena Williams finally addresses Will Smith’s Oscars slap
The tennis legend defended the disgraced actor who played her father in King Richard biopic
- Evening Standard
OPINION - Andrea Riseborough is a blameless victim, but the Oscars do have a race problem
Simply put, Viola Davis and Danielle Deadwyler had been widely expected to appear on the list; when they didn’t, it became clear that the winner of this coveted prize would not be black. The first and last time a black woman won this prize was in 2001 (Halle Berry for Monster’s Ball). You don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist to find that stat significant.
- PA Media: Entertainment
An Irish Goodbye actor reveals Hollywood stars he wants to meet at the Oscars
James Martin’s birthday coincides with the 95th Academy Awards next month.