Oscars

'Everything Everywhere All At Once' triumphs at Oscars with 7 wins

The story's combination of action, humor, and philosophical struggles made it stand out.

Year after the Oscars slap, Chris Rock hits back at Will Smith

In March 2022, Smith walked onto the Oscars stage and slapped Rock's face after the comedian made a joke about the appearance of Smith's wife, Jada Pinkett Smith.

TRT co-production 'Triangle of Sadness' nominated for Oscar best picture

“Triangle of Sadness” has also been nominated for best original screenplay and its director Ruben Ostlund has been nominated for best director at the upcoming Academy Awards ceremony set for March 12.

Golden Globes becomes for-profit after handover

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association said it is a "step forward to transform ourselves and adapt to this increasingly competitive economic landscape for both award shows and the journalism marketplace."

Academy slaps Will Smith with 10-year Oscars ban over assaulting Chris Rock

The academy also apologised for its handling of Smith's “unacceptable and harmful” action, saying they were "unprepared for the unprecedented.”

Will Smith resigns from film academy over Chris Rock slap

Actor Smith released a statement saying he will “fully accept any and all consequences for my conduct."

Academy begins disciplinary action against Smith after slapping incident

Mega star Will Smith could face expulsion from the Academy after attacking comedian Chris Rock.

'Out of line' Will Smith apologises to Chris Rock for Oscars slap

Hollywood star and Academy Award winner for best actor Will Smith apologises to Chris Rock for hitting the comedian during the live broadcast of the glitzy Oscar ceremony.

Will Smith slaps Chris Rock to shock audience, wins Oscar later

Will Smith wins Oscar for best actor for portraying Venus and Serena Williams' father Richard in the tennis biopic "King Richard," taking home the trophy minutes after he went viral for slapping presenter Chris Rock onstage.

Oscars ceremony to feature effects of Russian attack on Ukraine

Sunday's show will acknowledge the attack on Ukraine, which has killed thousands and driven a quarter of the country's 44 million people from their homes.

BAFTA rolls out red carpet under cloud of Ukraine conflict

BAFTA chair Majumdar has said that the academy stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, as the awards ceremony is held in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The celluloid ceiling: female directors continue to fight for recognition

Four decades after Lina Wertmuller became the first woman nominated for an Oscar in directing, female filmmakers continue to push through the celluloid ceiling, accounting for one in five of all directors in 2020.