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On their way into the Academy's second-biggest ceremony of the year, celebrities will still pose for photos, but will not grant on-camera interviews.

Who failed to make the cut was almost more telling than who did.

For its best picture equivalent, SAG-AFTRA's nominating committee looks for great performances by robust casts, sure, but they also prize diversity and are partial to some star favorites.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist offers his latest read of the race, now including the cinematography and original song categories.

The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg sat down with Willem Dafoe, Richard E. Grant, Kathryn Hahn, Felicity Jones, Joanna Kulig, Thomasin McKenzie, Rosamund Pike and John C. Reilly.

The Bay Area's premier awards-season event is set to take place Dec. 3.

The celebrated artist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker sat down with THR's Scott Feinberg.

Early frontrunners that found acclaim at festivals worldwide could make history for Mexico and South Korea, while Kenya's submission has divisive pedigree.

The doc feature category often reflects the current political landscape, either by highlighting its controversies (see Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 11/9') or escaping them with feel-good themes (like 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?').

The Daytime Emmy-winning TV host, best-selling author and first lady of New York State produced this year's Oscar-eligible doc short 'Rx: Early Detection, A Cancer Journey With Sandra Lee.'

THR's awards columnist updates his lists for the Oscars.

The 5th annual Docs to Watch panel featured the helmers of 'Crime + Punishment,' 'Free Solo,' 'In Search of Greatness,' 'The Price of Everything,' 'Quincy,' 'RBG,' 'Science Fair,' 'Studio 54,' 'Three Identical Strangers' and 'Won’t You Be My Neighbor?'