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culture2 days ago•402 min saved

Eva Marie Saint, the 'Hitchcock Blonde' and Oscar-winning icon, dies at 102

Eva Marie Saint, the Academy Award-winning actress known for her roles in 'On the Waterfront' and 'North by Northwest,' has died at age 102. She was one of the last surviving stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood, celebrated for a career that spanned over seven decades across film and television. Saint won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 1955 for her debut feature and later became a cultural icon for her performance as Eve Kendall in Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller. Her death was confirmed by her representative, who cited natural causes and noted she was surrounded by family. With only 20 feature film credits, Saint prioritized artistic integrity and family over mainstream stardom, leaving a legacy defined by understated complexity and enduring elegance.

via NBC News|

#culture #eva-marie-saint #film-history

entertainment2 days ago•5 min saved

Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-Winning Actress and 'North by Northwest' Icon, Dies at 102

Eva Marie Saint, the Academy Award-winning actress known for her roles in 'On the Waterfront' and 'North by Northwest,' has died at age 102. She passed away at her Los Angeles home surrounded by family. Saint was the fourth person to win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for a film debut, achieving this in 1954. Her career spanned over eight decades, bridging live television, Broadway, and classic cinema, with later notable appearances in 'Superman Returns' and 'Winter's Tale.'

via CBS News|

#entertainment #eva-marie-saint #hollywood

film2 days ago•17 min saved

Guadagnino's 'Artificial' Premieres to Acclaim, Setting Up Oscar Push for Garfield and Borisov

Luca Guadagnino’s new film, 'Artificial,' premiered at the New York Film Festival to mixed but largely positive reviews, with critics praising Andrew Garfield’s performance as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The film, which chronicles the rise of AI and the 2023 OpenAI leadership crisis, is now being positioned as a major Oscar contender by distributor Neon, with Garfield nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Yura Borisov for Best Actor.

via Variety|

#andrew-garfield #artificial #film

film2 days ago•14 min saved

Neon Launches Full Awards Campaign for 'Artificial,' with Garfield in Supporting Actor Race

Neon has launched a comprehensive awards campaign for Luca Guadagnino's OpenAI drama 'Artificial,' positioning Andrew Garfield for a supporting actor nomination and Yura Borisov for lead actor. The film, which premiered at the New York Film Festival, faces mixed critical reception regarding its satirical approach to tech leaders, but its ensemble cast and high-profile distribution signal a serious bid for Academy recognition.

via Variety|

#andrew-garfield #artificial #film

film3 days ago•17 min saved

AI Anthology 'Gods Don't Give Gifts' Delays Release to Target Oscar Campaign

The AI-generated anthology 'Gods Don't Give Gifts' has postponed its U.S. theatrical release from October 30 to December 4 to align with the Academy Awards campaign season. Produced by Fable and created by YouTuber Gossip Goblin, the film aims to become the first AI-generated project to secure a nomination for Best Animated Feature. The release strategy includes advanced screenings for Academy voters and a Los Angeles billboard campaign, testing the Academy's evolving stance on AI-generated content.

via Variety|

#ai-film #fable #film

film5 days ago•16 min saved

Pedro Pascal's 'Behemoth!' Divides Critics as Oscar Contender

Tony Gilroy’s return to feature filmmaking, 'Behemoth!', has sparked intense debate at the New York Film Festival. While Variety praises Pedro Pascal’s restrained performance as a potential Oscar breakthrough, The Guardian criticizes the film’s disjointed structure and lack of emotional impact. Slant Magazine offers a mixed but generally positive view, highlighting the film’s intricate non-linear narrative and its tribute to film scoring. The film faces a unique Oscar hurdle due to its nine-composer score, which may not fit current Academy rules. It is set for a wide release on December 4.

via Variety|

#behemoth #film #new-york-film-festival

film6 days ago•13 min saved

Pedro Pascal’s 'Behemoth!' Premieres at NYFF Amidst Mixed Reviews and Oscar Controversy

Tony Gilroy’s return to feature filmmaking, 'Behemoth!', premiered at the New York Film Festival to sharply divided critical reception. The film stars Pedro Pascal as a cellist navigating midlife crisis and family trauma, featuring a non-linear structure and a score by nine major composers. While Pascal praised the intimate nature of the project, critics were split on its pacing and emotional depth. The film faces a potential Oscar hurdle regarding its nine-composer score, as Academy rules typically limit entries to three.

via IndieWire|

#behemoth #film #new-york-film-festival

entertainment7 days ago•12 min saved

Hathaway Picks Knicks Title Over Second Oscar in Fallon Interview

During a September 30, 2026, appearance on The Tonight Show, actress Anne Hathaway chose a New York Knicks championship over a second Academy Award when forced to pick between the two by host Jimmy Fallon. The visit, which promoted her new film 'Verity,' featured a surprise gift of a signed jersey from OG Anunoby and a baby basket from the team, causing Hathaway to become visibly emotional. The moment highlighted her status as a lifelong Knicks fan and a frontrunner for Best Supporting Actress for 'The Odyssey.'

via Variety|

#anne-hathaway #entertainment #jimmy-fallon

entertainment8 days ago•5 min saved

Cruise's 'Digger' Opens to Mixed Reviews and Low Box Office Projections

Tom Cruise’s new satirical film 'Digger' opens in theaters on October 2, 2026, marking a significant departure from his usual action roles. The film, directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, features Cruise as a power-hungry oil tycoon navigating a climate crisis. While critics praise Cruise’s transformative performance, the film has received polarizing reviews and faces weak box office projections, complicating his Oscar campaign.

via USA Today|

#alejandro-g-inarritu #box-office #digger

film11 days ago•14 min saved

Godzilla Minus Zero: A Franchise Milestone or a Sequel Struggle?

Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus Zero has generated significant Oscar buzz following its New York Film Festival premiere, with the director expressing cautious optimism about a Best Picture nomination. While critics praise the film's unprecedented visual effects and emotional depth, opinions are divided on whether it surpasses its predecessor, with some arguing it suffers from the typical sequel trap of prioritizing spectacle over narrative cohesion.

via Variety|

#film #godzilla-minus-zero #new-york-film-festival

film11 days ago•20 min saved

Casey Affleck Reclaims 'Outsider' Status and Reveals 'Company' Is Still in Post-Production

Casey Affleck used a Zurich Film Festival masterclass to discuss his new film 'Company,' which remains in post-production despite its Venice premiere. He embraced the label of a Hollywood 'outsider,' recalled his 'traumatic' 2016 Oscar win, and shared an anecdote about calling Christopher Nolan for advice on 'Tenet.'

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#casey-affleck #christopher-nolan #company

film11 days ago•17 min saved

Casey Affleck Reclaims 'Outsider' Label, Recalls 'Traumatic' Oscar Win, and Confirms 'Company' Is Still in Post-Production

Casey Affleck used a Zurich Film Festival masterclass to discuss his evolving relationship with Hollywood, his 'traumatic' 2016 Oscar win, and the ongoing post-production of his new film 'Company.'

via Variety|

#casey-affleck #christopher-nolan #company

music12 days ago•13 min saved

Swift’s 'Patient Zero' Shatters Streaming Records as Encore Deluxe Sparks Oscar and Critical Debate

Taylor Swift’s surprise release of 'Patient Zero' and three other tracks from 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore' has triggered a massive streaming surge, with the single becoming the most-streamed song by a female artist in 2026. While the release dominates charts, it has also ignited debate over its artistic merit and potential Oscar implications.

via Deadline|

#mtv-vmas #music #oscars

entertainment12 days ago•11 min saved

Rob Lowe Admits He Was 'Happy' About Will Smith's Oscar Slap to Erase His Own 1989 Blunder

Rob Lowe revealed on SiriusXM’s 'Andy Cohen Live' that he was the only person happy when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. Lowe hoped the incident would overshadow his infamous 1989 performance, but admits he is still mocked annually. Chris Rock recently stated he will only return to the ceremony if nominated, a condition he does not expect to meet.

via HuffPost|

#andy-cohen-live #chris-rock #entertainment

entertainment13 days ago•18 min saved

Rob Lowe Jokes He Was 'Happy' About Will Smith's 2022 Oscar Slap to Distract From His Own 1989 Blunder

Rob Lowe admitted on SiriusXM that he was secretly relieved when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, hoping it would overshadow his own infamous 1989 performance. Lowe called his 1989 number 'the worst opening ever' and noted that the Smith incident did not erase his legacy, as he is still mocked annually. He joked that there should be a 'statute of limitations' on such gaffes, while acknowledging that John Fogerty, who wrote 'Proud Mary,' has forgiven him.

via Page Six|

#andy-cohen-live #chris-rock #entertainment