More from Oscars 2019: winners, nominations, and biggest moments


The pair turned down an invitation to perform their Black Panther song at the ceremony on Sunday.


Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for Bryan Singer’s movie about Freddie Mercury and Queen.

The campaign trail for the Academy Awards is expensive, exhausting, and not really about the movie.

Yorgos Lanthimos’s interpretation of Queen Anne’s court isn’t quite historically accurate, but that’s part of the point.


Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for Yorgos Lanthimos’s wickedly funny tale of three women’s power games.


From Spider-Man to Mr. Incredible, this is a category full of winning, imaginative movies.


Our roundtable discusses the historical veracity and Oscar potential for Adam McKay’s movie about Dick Cheney and the modern GOP.


Our roundtable discusses the film’s Oscar chances and whether it might finally net Spike Lee the trophy he deserves.


Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for Alfonso Cuarón’s deeply personal family drama, set in Mexico City.


Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for Peter Farrelly’s road trip buddy comedy about racism, set in the 1960s.


Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for the first superhero film ever to be nominated for the top prize.


Anxiety consumerism has reached famous people.


The Academy narrowly dodged a revolt.


Winners: Roma! Black Panther! Foreign films! Losers: A Star Is Born! Emily Blunt! Mister Rogers!


Led by Black Panther, A Star Is Born, and Bohemian Rhapsody, the eight movies nominated at the Oscars have made more than $1.2 billion.


While some of the films are still playing only in theaters, others are available on streaming or for digital rental or purchase.


The movie scored seven total nominations, including Original Song, Original Score, and Costume Design.


Netflix spent a reported $25 million on Roma’s awards season campaign. It paid off.


Hollywood’s big night is slated to go forward without an emcee for the first time in 30 years.


The Academy Awards will be host-less for the first time in three decades.


What it’s like to be black and gay watching the Kevin Hart controversy unfold.


Kevin Hart’s Oscars downfall reminds us that not all internet backlashes are the same, no matter how much he and Ellen DeGeneres dismiss “haters” and “trolls.”


The comedian was announced as the host for the 2019 Academy Awards on Tuesday.


Costume dramas, animated superheroes, tales of recent political history, and a flying nanny all land in theaters this month.


The Academy says the idea “merits further study.” But a different, possibly more damaging change is moving forward.