The Oscars 2020

The 92nd Academy Awards, which will again go hostless, will be held Feb. 9 in Los Angeles and broadcast live on ABC.

By Alice Bazerghi | February 6, 2020 at 1:08 PM

The Oscars are this Sunday. Could Joaquin Pheonix or Scarlett Johansson finally score their first golden man? Will best picture go to “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” “1917” or “Parasite”?

Our movie critic Richard Roeper has made his predictions. But until the award ceremony unfolds, you can catch up on the latest Oscar news here.

The 92nd Academy Awards, which will again go hostless, will be held in Los Angeles and broadcast live on ABC at 7 p.m. CT.

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January 13, 2020 07:29 AM

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February 07, 2020 06:10 PM

How to watch the Oscars this Sunday

By Bianca Cseke

Sunday’s show will have plenty for movie lovers to look forward to despite going without a host for a second year.
January 31, 2020 08:51 AM

‘The Best Movies: Countdown to Gold’ podcast: Best actor

By Sun-Times

Some are Oscars veterans, while some are new to the scene. In this episode, Richard Roeper and Roe Conn talk about the Oscars Best Actor nominees.
January 17, 2020 09:00 AM

Roeper’s Oscar predictions: ‘Best picture’ is ‘1917’ vs. ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’

By Richard Roeper

Look for the Academy Awards also to reward Joaquin Phoenix, Laura Dern, Brad Pitt and (alas) Renee Zellweger.
January 13, 2020 08:45 AM

Roeper on the Oscar nominations: Brad Pitt the best of a starry category, and too much ‘Two Popes’

By Richard Roeper

Renee Zellweger is a surefire winner for her Judy Garland impression because Academy Award voters love that kind of overwrought work.
January 13, 2020 07:45 AM

2020 Oscar nominees: Full list of the contenders

By Associated Press

The nominees for best picture are: “Ford v. Ferrari”; “The Irishman”; “Jojo Rabbit”; “Joker”; “Little Women”; “Marriage Story”; “1917”; Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood”; “Parasite.”
January 13, 2020 07:29 AM

Oscar nominations: ‘Joker’ dominates, but diversity seriously lacking

By Associated Press

Only one actor of color gets a nod, and no women are in the running for best director.