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Oscars 2016: A Highlight Reel of Inequality
It's time for all moviemakers to be judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their creations. Now, some like Director Spike Lee say they will boycott the show, but host Chris Rock and award winners may use their time onstage to call attention to the subject. We'll see if action follows awareness
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Selma Director Ava Duvernay to Head International Jury at MAMI
"I'm thrilled to have been invited to head the international jury for MAMI and look forward to celebrating the work of a diverse array of filmmakers with energetic, engaged audiences in the dynamic city of Mumbai," said Ava Duvernay, whose film Selma, based on the life of Martin Luther King Jr, was nominated for the Oscars in 2015
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Oscars Body Invites 322 New Members, Including Selma's David Oyelowo
Actresses Felicity Jones, Rosamund Pike and Emma Stone are also among the invitees
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Oscars 2015: Protest Planned Over All-White Nominees
Notable snubs included David Oyelowo, widely tipped for playing Martin Luther King Jr in Selma
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Oscars 2015: Fact vs Fiction and the Fate of Selma, American Sniper
Award season analyst Tom O'Neil said that the makers "can tinker with facts but, you need to know who's the hero and who's the villain."
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Oscars 2015: Maps of This Year's Best Picture Nominees
Geographically speaking, this year's Best Picture Oscar nominees star America, England and an imaginary country, in that order
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Selma Actor David Oyelowo: Black Actors Get Awards Only for 'Subservient' Roles
Selma star David Oyelowo was snubbed for an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr
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Oscars 2015: Common, John Legend to Perform Their Nominated Song Glory
Glory, written by John Legend and Common for the film Selma, is nominated for Original Song
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On Twitter, Backlash Against 'All White Oscars'
Award watchers called it "the whitest Oscars" in years
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Oscars 2015: Selma's Season of Drought
Here's how the once-promising film ended up with only two Oscar nominations
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Critics' Choice Awards: Oscar Nominees Birdman, Boyhood Are Top Winners
Boyhood won the Critics Choice Award for Best Picture, Birdman got seven nods and The Grand Budapest Hotel won three awards
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Oscar 2015: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Birdman Lead With 9 Nominations
The major upsets were Jennifer Aniston who failed to score a Best Actress nod for Cake, David Oyelowo who was overlooked for Best Actor for playing Martin Luther King, Jr in Selma, Golden Globe winner Amy Adams who wasn't nominated for Best Actress for Big Eyes, and Jessica Chastain who was passed over for a Best Supporting Actress nod for A Most V...
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Oscars 2016: A Highlight Reel of Inequality
It's time for all moviemakers to be judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their creations. Now, some like Director Spike Lee say they will boycott the show, but host Chris Rock and award winners may use their time onstage to call attention to the subject. We'll see if action follows awareness
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Selma Director Ava Duvernay to Head International Jury at MAMI
"I'm thrilled to have been invited to head the international jury for MAMI and look forward to celebrating the work of a diverse array of filmmakers with energetic, engaged audiences in the dynamic city of Mumbai," said Ava Duvernay, whose film Selma, based on the life of Martin Luther King Jr, was nominated for the Oscars in 2015
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Oscars Body Invites 322 New Members, Including Selma's David Oyelowo
Actresses Felicity Jones, Rosamund Pike and Emma Stone are also among the invitees
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Oscars 2015: Protest Planned Over All-White Nominees
Notable snubs included David Oyelowo, widely tipped for playing Martin Luther King Jr in Selma
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Oscars 2015: Fact vs Fiction and the Fate of Selma, American Sniper
Award season analyst Tom O'Neil said that the makers "can tinker with facts but, you need to know who's the hero and who's the villain."
-
Oscars 2015: Maps of This Year's Best Picture Nominees
Geographically speaking, this year's Best Picture Oscar nominees star America, England and an imaginary country, in that order
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Selma Actor David Oyelowo: Black Actors Get Awards Only for 'Subservient' Roles
Selma star David Oyelowo was snubbed for an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr
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Oscars 2015: Common, John Legend to Perform Their Nominated Song Glory
Glory, written by John Legend and Common for the film Selma, is nominated for Original Song
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On Twitter, Backlash Against 'All White Oscars'
Award watchers called it "the whitest Oscars" in years
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Oscars 2015: Selma's Season of Drought
Here's how the once-promising film ended up with only two Oscar nominations
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Critics' Choice Awards: Oscar Nominees Birdman, Boyhood Are Top Winners
Boyhood won the Critics Choice Award for Best Picture, Birdman got seven nods and The Grand Budapest Hotel won three awards
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Oscar 2015: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Birdman Lead With 9 Nominations
The major upsets were Jennifer Aniston who failed to score a Best Actress nod for Cake, David Oyelowo who was overlooked for Best Actor for playing Martin Luther King, Jr in Selma, Golden Globe winner Amy Adams who wasn't nominated for Best Actress for Big Eyes, and Jessica Chastain who was passed over for a Best Supporting Actress nod for A Most V...
