Is Wall-E Too Futuristic for Best Picture?
It's no secret that the elderly members of the Academy like to honor movies that remind them of their youths in medieval times.
Tracing the Reasons People Stopped Caring About the People’s Choice Awards
Hint: It's because Will Smith wins everything!
Oscar Movies Get an Unscheduled Wide Release on File-Sharing Networks
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Jeffrey Wells Finally Relents, Predicts a Best-Picture Nomination for Wall-E
When we called for a Best Picture nod for Pixar's masterpiece last summer, Wells laughed at us — but he's changed his mind!
Critic Fails to Recognize Wall-E’s Oscar Inevitability
Why is doubt continually cast on the robot's chances?
Daily Beast Stirs Oscar Pot by Creating a Feud Between Mickey Rourke and Sean Penn
We're not really sure we're buying this one.
Vulture Exclusive: Harvey Weinstein on Yesterday’s Golden Globe Nominations
Harvey talked to Vulture about his Best Picture odds and the Weinstein Company's new blog-outreach program.
A Best Picture Contender’s Guide to Running Against Slumdog Millionaire
Now that the underdog is the odds-on favorite, we've drafted a list of anti-'Slumdog' talking points that might be helpful to publicists running rival Oscar campaigns.
The Dark Knight Once Again Eligible for Oscar Sweep
The Academy has ruled that Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard's score is, in fact, eligible for Oscar consideration.
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