This list is part sheepish capitulation to the role the Oscars have played in our lives.
This year’s best picture race is a legitimate death match between two equally appealing options.
The film offers an unflinching and deeply human account of a little girl’s final hours.
The battles are just heating up.
Can you blame us for indulging in “humanities major, sociology minor” thought exercises?
We keep coming back here to the same presupposition: that this is Demi Moore’s race to lose.
Today we ask ourselves if the wind has blown away from Adrien Brody in this category.
At the SAGs last weekend, it was easy to see how Emilia Pérez’s luck had faded.
This category could end up being a consolation prize for The Brutalist.
It’s hard not to see Dune: Part Two’s sandworm mayhem as being in its own lane here.
This is a category that significantly favors best picture nominees.
Here we admit that conventional wisdom feels like a smarter bet.
Today we ask, “Will Wicked follow in Barbie’s footsteps and get near-scotched at the Oscars?”
Welcome to episode two of “How Many Oscars Will Sean Baker Win in One Night?”
Welcome to the first episode of “How Many Oscars Will Sean Baker Win in One Night?”
Luck may play more of a factor here than ever seemed possible just a couple of weeks ago.
AMPAS’s endorsement of one film in this category could have life-saving repercussions.
Better luck in the other music category, Emilia Pérez.
One film here feels like the natural move for today’s much-more-international AMPAS.
In the home stretch, Zoe Saldaña has emerged as this Oscar season’s prime sympathy vote.