All articles tagged with #oscar
All My Children alums Kelly Ripa, Susan Lucci, Walt Willey and Eden Riegel congratulated Michael B. Jordan on his Best Actor Oscar win for Sinners; Jordan, who played Reggie Montgomery on AMC, credited soap-acting work ethic, and backstage celebrations with Ripa and Mark Consuelos followed his win as a historic moment for Black actors in the category; multiple AMC stars posted tributes to celebrate the moment.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr won an Oscar for the documentary short All the Empty Rooms, adding to his off‑court advocacy on gun control. Kerr, as an executive producer, wasn’t at the Dolby Theatre to accept the award and learned of it via his family during a Warriors game. He says the win supports the cause and doesn’t expect to become a filmmaker.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr earned an Oscar as executive producer of All the Empty Rooms, a Best Documentary Short–nominated film about the empty rooms of children killed in school shootings. Kerr wasn’t at the ceremony in L.A. and has spoken about his gun-violence advocacy following his father’s death, joining a growing list of NBA figures who have won Oscars, including Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Mike Conley, Stephen Curry, and Shaquille O’Neal.
Norway celebrated its first Oscar for best international feature as Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value, an Oslo-set family drama, won the prize amid domestic controversy; the film earned nine nominations, drew critical praise, and underscores Norway’s growing film industry and potential for more international productions.
A BuzzFeed retrospective highlights 18 historic Oscar upsets—moments when favorites fell short across Best Picture, Acting, and Directing—explaining why these shocks still fuel conversations decades later.
Oscar-nominated Wagner Moura says he wants to move beyond drug-dealer roles to broaden Latino representation, recalls censorship by Bolsonaro, and discusses the political resonance of his work in Trump-era America.
Bulwark culture writer Sonny Bunch breaks down the 2026 Oscar Best Picture field, ranking nine nominees (with The Secret Agent unranked) and outlining where to stream or view them, from frontrunner One Battle After Another to a possible upset by Sinners, with quick takes on Frankenstein, F1: The Movie, Train Dreams, Bugonia, Hamnet, Sentimental Value and Marty Supreme; plus an Assigned Viewing pick: The Chair Company (HBO Max).
Amanda Seyfried told The New Yorker that winning an Oscar isn’t essential, suggesting she’s come this far without one and that the nomination, not the win, can propel an actor’s career. She notes longevity comes from deliberate, art-focused choices amid big-budget projects, and points to The Housemaid’s financial success as validation. The interview references her past Oscar nomination for Mank and Golden Globes/ Critics’ Choice nods for The Testament of Ann Lee, underscoring that she’s resilient through career ebbs and flows and remains focused on meaningful roles.
Jessie Buckley stars in the Oscar-tipped film 'Hamnet,' portraying Agnes Shakespeare, exploring her life and the emotional depth of her relationship with her family amid tragedy, directed by Chloé Zhao and based on Maggie O'Farrell's novel.
Seven A-list actors, including Dwayne Johnson and Jacob Elordi, discuss their career journeys, challenges, and the importance of taking risks and embracing rejection in Hollywood, with a focus on their recent performances and aspirations for Oscar nominations.
Sylvester Stallone reflects on his emotional 'Rocky' Oscar win, describing it as a 'volcanic moment' mixed with deep sadness due to family rejection and personal struggles, while emphasizing his journey from adversity to becoming a symbol of perseverance and hope.
Dwayne Johnson received high praise from Christopher Nolan for his performance in 'The Smashing Machine,' a film that marked a significant artistic shift for him, and despite its underwhelming box office debut, Johnson is inspired and committed to making more personal projects that challenge him and resonate with audiences.
Diane Keaton, renowned Oscar-winning actress known for 'Annie Hall' and 'The Godfather,' has died at 79, leaving a lasting legacy in film with a career spanning decades and collaborations with notable directors like Woody Allen and Nancy Meyers.
Diane Keaton, renowned actress known for 'Annie Hall,' 'The Godfather,' and her collaborations with Woody Allen, has died at 79. She was celebrated for her unique style, versatile performances, and significant contributions to film, earning an Oscar and leaving a lasting legacy in Hollywood.
Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film, 'One Battle After Another,' faces mixed reviews and box office challenges, with some critics praising its bold narrative and others questioning its commercial prospects, as Anderson continues his pursuit of an elusive Oscar win.