Awards Calendar
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CARAS: 44th Annual Juno Awards
March 15, 2015 -
IADAS: The Webby Awards nominee announcement
April 7, 2015 -
MTV: Movie Awards
April 12, 2015 -
ACM: Academy of Country Music Awards
April 19, 2015 -
IADAS: The Webby Awards winners announcement
April 28, 2015 -
Tony Awards
June 7, 2015 -
Teen Choice Awards
August 9, 2015 -
MTV: Video Music Awards
August 30, 2015 -
GMA: Dove Awards
October 13, 2015 -
MTV: Europe Music Awards
October 25, 2015
TCM Film Fest: Shirley MacLaine, Peter Fonda and an Ex-007 Will Make Appearances (Exclusive)
The fest also announced that three people whose lives have been depicted on screen — Tony Mendez ('Argo'), Aron Ralston ('127 Hours') and Mark Schultz ('Foxcatcher') — will appear together on a panel.
Oscars 2015: A Weird Season Ends With Something for Just About Everyone
THR's awards analyst performs a postmortem on the winners, the show and his own predictions.
Brutally Honest Oscar Ballot No. 9: 'Selma' "Incredibly Misleading," 'Inherent Vice' "Trash"
An anonymous male Academy member says 'Nightcrawler' is drawn from "a tremendous script," 'The Salt of the Earth' is "transcendent" and he can't vote for 'American Sniper' because it's "a right-wing ideological picture."
Scott Feinberg
Lead Awards Blogger & Analyst
Scott Feinberg, the lead awards analyst for The Hollywood Reporter, is one of the entertainment industry's most experienced and trusted experts about the Oscars, Emmys and Tonys. He started on the awards beat in 2001, writing for independent websites including his own ScottFeinberg.com before joining the Los Angeles Times and then THR, for which he writes “The Race” blog, which won the LA Press Club’s National Entertainment Journalism Award for best entertainment blog of 2012-2013. A voting member of both the Broadcast Film Critics' Association and Broadcast Television Journalists Association, he is also writing a book about film history for young people for which he has interviewed more than 500 high-profile Hollywood figures whose careers span the silent era through the present.
Follow Scott on Twitter at twitter.com/scottfeinberg.
Brutally Honest Oscar Ballot No. 8: 'Grand Budapest' "Most Underrated," "Gender Discrimination" Hurt Ava DuVernay
An anonymous female Academy member says she has a crush on the writer of 'Whiplash,' backed 'Ida' because she's "obsessed with stories about the Nazis and WWII" and felt Patricia Arquette was "the glue that kept ['Boyhood'] together."
An 88-Year-Old Oscar Voter Shares Her Picks, Reviews '50 Shades of Grey' (Podcast)
Marcia Nasatir, the first woman ever to serve as a VP of production in Hollywood and a member of the Academy for the past 40 years, joins THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg for the first episode of a new monthly podcast series.
Brutally Honest Oscar Ballot No. 7: "No Better Filmmaker" Than Eastwood, "Loved" 'Mr. Turner'
An anonymous male Academy member backs his former classmate "Bobby Duvall" ("Even in a bad picture, he held his own"), calls 'Inherent Vice' "amazing" and says he is "not so much into special-effects pictures."
Spirit Awards 2015: 'Birdman' Tops 'Boyhood' on Saturday, Previewing Sunday? (Analysis)
Two of the last three films that won the best film Spirit Award — but only three in 29 years — went on to win the best picture Oscar, as well.
Brutally Honest Oscar Ballot No. 6: 'Birdman' "Genius on Many Levels," "Loved" 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
An anonymous female Academy member also says she voted twice for 'Unbroken,' 'Nightcrawler' deserved a best picture nom and Benedict Cumberbatch "can do just about anything."
Brutally Honest Oscar Ballot No. 5: I "Love" 'Sniper,' "Just Can't Do It Again" With Streep
An anonymous male Academy member also says he "didn't care for" 'Birdman,' backed Robert Duvall "because I don't believe that this will happen for him again" and voted for 'Leviathan' because its ads featured a "cool-looking" carcass.
"Hypocrites, Liars, Thieves!" On the Scene as the Religious Right Pickets a Hollywood Red Carpet
Three weeks before the Oscars, a visit with the dedicated protestors who picket every major awards event with a not-so-nice message for Hollywood and a mission to "get people saved."