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Former Host, Retake, The Frame and Hollywood: The Sequel
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Chloe Zhao became the first woman of color to win the directing award, while Daniel Kuluuya was named best supporting actor for “Judas and the Black Messiah” and Yuh-Jung Youn from "Minari" won the supporting actress trophy.
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The Academy Awards overhauled their rules, but will movie theaters?
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Harvey Weinstein is currently serving 23 years in New York for two felony sex crimes, which his lawyer calls “a death sentence.” Prosecutors in Los Angeles now want to extradite him so he can be tried for 11 other alleged felony sex crimes.
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Academy Award voting starts this Thursday. Two other major award ceremonies over the weekend could set the stage for what’s to come — and it’s starting to…
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It's not just wildflowers that bloom in California this time of year. Massive art installations are blossoming across the Coachella Valley.
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Weinstein argues that his trial wasn't fair.
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Streaming services collected a lot of trophies and four non-white performers took home the top film acting prizes.
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The awards show mispronounced Jully Lee's name, put up another actor's picture instead of hers, and didn't credit East West Players for plays it co-produced and co-presented. Numerous theater companies quit the show's presenter, the LA Stage Alliance.
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After saying nominees had to attend in person, Academy Awards loosens its rules.
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Academy Awards to nominees: Please show up in person to the Oscars ceremony, because you can’t participate online.
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Local multiplexes finally are starting to welcome back customers. But will they actually return?
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It's hard to think of many upsides to the pandemic. But Oscar voters took advantage of the shutdown to recognize on Monday an historically diverse slate of Academy Award nominees.