The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist dissects Sunday's results.

Awards columnist Scott Feinberg offers his thoughts — and is joined for a podcast recording by Matt Belloni, Stephen Galloway, Carolyn Giardina, Rebecca Keegan and Piya Sinha-Roy.

A male member of the Academy's producers branch, granted anonymity to speak freely, shares which films earned his precious vote (and why).

The Hollywood Reporter's staffers were on the scene at all the star-packed celebrations surrounding Oscar weekend.

As voting ends, a female member of the Academy's actors branch, granted anonymity to speak freely, shares which films earn her precious vote (and — gulp — why).

One of Hollywood's top producers reflects on breaking into the biz in her native Georgia, unexpectedly winding up in animation and, most recently, devoting a decade to DreamWorks Animation's blockbuster trilogy.

Only an 'O' shy of an 'EGOT,' the British actress/singer — just the third person ever Oscar-nominated for acting and music in the same year — reflects on how she wound up at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, her life-changing experience with the musical 'The Color Purple' and what drew her to playing Harriet Tubman.

Academy members are human, too. Can their ballot choices be affected by outside forces after all the campaigning is finished?

Danny Huston and Frank Stallone will also be feted at Sunday's ceremony.

The Hollywood Reporter takes stock of the final rounds of campaigning, with Cynthia Erivo making a splash at the Oscar Nominees Luncheon and international films like 'Les Misérables' and 'Pain and Glory' gaining steam at home and in Hollywood.

One major category has been renamed, the eligibility of "hanging episodes" has been tightened and self-published programming will now face a higher threshold to make it onto the ballot.

The TV legend opens up for the first time in a deep-dive comedy analysis of how and why his 1995 Academy Awards emcee gig bombed: "My personality was attacking itself."