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27Feb/17

PwC apologises for Oscars onstage gaffe

February 27, 2017FilmsAbuse, Academy Award for Best Picture, Academy Awards, Adele Romanski, Anousheh Ansari, Asghar Farhadi, Business, Casey Affleck, Cinema of the United States, Company: pwc, Damien Chazelle, Donald Trump, Economy of the United States, Entertainment/Culture, Faye Dunaway, Films, Human Interest, Jimmy Kimmel, KEN ODELUGA, La La Land, Los Angeles, Mahershala Ali, Man, Manchester, Miami, Moonlight, Oscars, PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPER, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Stolen Generations, The Salesman, United States, Viola Davis, Warren Beatty, Waterhouse Coopersmbale

Onstage Oscars gaffe by PWC prompts an apology, but analysts say it’s unlikely to impact the firm’s account with the Academy long term.
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27Feb/17

‘Moonlight’ wins grand prize after Oscars blunder

February 27, 2017Films89th Academy Awards, Academy Award for Best Picture, Academy Awards, Actor, Adele Romanski, Beatty, Cinema of the United States, Donald Trump, Entertainment/Culture, Faye Dunaway, Film, Films, Human Interest, Jordan Horowitz, La La Land, Los Angeles, Mahershala Ali, Miami, Moonlight, Oscar, PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPER, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ryan Brooks, Scripps Research Institute, United States, Viola Davis, Warren Beatty, Waterhouse Coopersmbale

Veteran actor and filmmaker Warren Beatty accidentally announces the winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture as ‘La La Land’, before the award is correctly given to ‘Moonlight’. Ryan Brooks reports. Continue reading →

24Jan/17

A look at this year’s Oscar nominees for best director

January 24, 2017Films2016–17 film awards season, 6th AACTA International Awards, AACTA International Award for Best Direction, Barry Jenkins, Chazelle, Cinema of the United States, Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Director, Damien Chazelle, Denis Villeneuve, Entertainment/Culture, Film, Film directors, Human Interest, Kenneth Lonergan, La La Land, Los Angeles, Manchester, Martin Scorsese, Mel Gibsonsmbale

Damien Chazelle, Barry Jenkins, Kenneth Lonergan, Denis Villeneuve, Mel Gibson will compete for this year’s best director Oscar.

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24Jan/17

‘La La Land’ leads Oscar nominations with 14 nods

January 24, 2017Games22nd Critics' Choice Awards, 6th AACTA International Awards, All About Eve, American film directors, American films, Amy Adams, Andrew Garfield, Annette Bening, Arrival, Canadian films, Casey Affleck, Cinema of the United States, DENZEL WASHINGTON, Dev Patel, Emma Stone, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Hacksaw Ridge, Hidden Figures, Human Interest, Jimmy Kimmel, La La Land, Lion, Mahershala Ali, Manchester, Manchester by the Sea, Martin Scorsese, Miami, Moonlight, Naomie Harris, Octavia Spencer, Ryan Gosling, the Academy Awards ceremony, Titanic, United States, Viggo Mortensensmbale

Romantic musical “La La Land” leads the Oscar nominations with 14 nods, including the top prize of best picture.
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24Jan/17

‘La La Land’ – and diversity – dominate Oscar nominations

January 24, 2017Films20th Century Fox, 89th Academy Awards, Academy Awards, Amazon, CBS Films, Cinema of the United States, Company: 20th Century Fox, Company: CBS Films, Company: Netflix, Company: Paramount, Emma Stone, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Florence Foster Jenkins, Gosling, Hacksaw Ridge, her Donald Trump, Hidden Figures, Human Interest, Jimmy Kimmel, La La Land, Lisa Bernhard, Los Angeles, Manchester, Mel Gibson, Meryl Streep, Moonlight, Netflix, Nods, Paramount Pictures, Ryan Gosling, The 89th Academy Awards, the Golden Globes, United Statessmbale

‘La La Land’ earned a record-tying 14 Oscar nominations, but multiple nods for ‘Fences,’ ‘Moonlight’ and ‘Hidden Figures’ may have finally buried the #OscarSoWhite trend. Lisa Bernhard reports. Continue reading →

15Jan/17

‘Hidden Figures’ tops box office

January 15, 2017Films20th Century Fox, Box, Box office, Company: 20th Century Fox, Company: STX Films, Containers, Creative works, Emma Stone, English-language films, Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Hidden Figures, Horror film, Human Interest, IMAX films, It, Janelle Monae, John Glenn, La La Land, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Octavia Spencer, Ryan Gosling, Taraji P. Henson, Terminology, The Bye Bye Mansmbale

“Hidden Figures” holds strong at the box office.

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12Dec/16

‘La La Land’, ‘Moonlight’ lead Golden Globe nominations

December 12, 2016Health2016–17 film awards season, Barry Jenkins, Cinema of the United States, Damien Chazelle, Emma Stone, Films, Florence Foster Jenkins, Jimmy Fallon, La La Land, Mahershala Ali, Manchester, Moonlight, Naomie Harris, Ryan Gosling, St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association Awards, United Statessmbale

‘La La Land’ and ‘Moonlight’ are the big winners as the Golden Globes announce their nominees for the award show taking place on January 8 2017.

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12Dec/16

“La La Land” wins top Critics’ Choice award

December 12, 2016Films6th AACTA International Awards, August Wilson, Casey Affleck, Chazelle, Cinema of the United States, Damien, Damien Chazelle, DENZEL WASHINGTON, Emma Stone, Entertainment/Culture, F. Kennedy, Film, Human Interest, Jackie, Jacqueline Kennedy, John, La La Land, Los Angeles, Lucas Hedges, Mahershala Ali, Manchester, Natalie Portman, Ryan Gosling, SANTA MONICA, Screen Actors Guild Award, T.J. Miller, the Critics' Choice Awards, Uber, United States, Viola Davis, Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awardssmbale

“La La Land,” Casey Affleck and Natalie Portman take the top Critics’ Choice awards.

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09Dec/16

Preview of top comedies, musical and animated films seen as likely contenders during awards season

December 9, 2016FilmsActors, Alice Comedies, Broadway theatre, Damien Chazelle, Emma Stone, English-language films, Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, Film awards seasons, Films, Human Interest, IMAX films, La La Land, Los Angeles, Musical film, Musical theatre, New York, Off-Broadway, Ryan Gosling, Theatresmbale

Preview of comedies, musicals and animated films that are likely contenders for major awards in 2017.

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