Key nominations for the 2016 Oscars
Nominations for the 88th Academy Awards, the highest honors in the movie industry, were announced on Thursday.
Nominations for the 88th Academy Awards, the highest honors in the movie industry, were announced on Thursday.
Two movies on the Holocaust and its aftermath have made the cut to compete for best foreign-language film among entries from 80 countries vying for Oscar honors, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Dec. 17.
Auschwitz survivor Branko Lustig, one of the producers of \”Schindler\’s List,\” presented his Academy Award to Israel\’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial on Wednesday, saying it had found its rightful resting place.
This year’s crop of Oscar contenders is filled with memorable performances, meditations on life and death, nail-biting suspense and, yes, valuable decorating lessons. If you’ve ever sat through a movie and wondered not whether the butler did it, but where the butler bought that sofa, you’ll know what I’m talking about.
For the past few decades, Holocaust films have been common — and often victorious — fare at the Academy Awards.
The idea for “Aya” began with a daydream: What if you were waiting for someone at the airport and instead you picked up a total stranger? What then?
In my family, the Academy Awards are an annual event celebrated with the kind of specific rituals more often associated with major cultural events.
“The Grand Budapest Hotel” topped the field with nine Oscar nominations — in a tie with “Birdman” — as Hollywood unveiled the list of official Academy Award contenders on the morning of Jan. 15.
The high ratio of Members of the Tribe in Hollywood makes the Academy Awards sort of an inherently Jew-y event.
Anti-Semites say that Jews control Hollywood. And they say that Jews control Washington. But can we control both at once?