The Academy Awards is facing accusations of undermining artistic freedom after they issued new guidelines stating that films eligible to win the coveted Best Picture award must meet various diversity standards in order to qualify.
The woke Academy Awards has seen its ratings fall through the floor as Americans sick of being lectured to by wealthy elites are tuning out en masse. Now eight-time Oscar nominee actor Bradley Cooper is taking a swing at Hollywood’s annual awards circus, calling it “utterly meaningless” and “completely devoid of artistic creation.”
Now that we know that Hollywood sees blackface — all blackface, regardless of intent — as racist, we can only assume Hollywood lauded “Tropic Thunder” with all those accolades with racist intent — to humiliate black people.
“What I say is make great movies, not this computerized crap, computerized garbage,” Trump said, offering some advice to Hollywood.
Actress-singer Bette Midler has called President Donald Trump a “parasite” living in the White House following his comments about the Oscar-winning movie during Thursday’s “Keep America Great” rally in Colorado Springs.
The distributor of the film “Parasite,” which claimed the Oscar for Best Picture, was apparently triggered by President Donald Trump’s criticism of the award-winning film.
“Then you have Brad Pitt, I was never a big fan of his, he got up, said a little wise guy statement,” Trump said, recalling the 2020 Oscar ceremonies.
Actress Natalie Portman, an A-list star with her own production company, admitted that she has “only made a few films with women” in response to Rose McGowan’s critique of the Black Swan actress’s feminist fashion statement at the Oscars, where she donned a Dior cape featuring the names of women who directed films in 2019 but were not nominated.
Actor and climate change activist Joaquin Phoenix was spotted with a plastic water bottle at Vanity Fair’s Oscar party following Sunday’s 92nd Academy Awards in Los Angeles according to a report.
A parade of monied Hollywood A-Listers preached down to the rest of us about equality at this year’s Oscars ceremony all while collecting a $225,000 swag bag.
Ricky Gervais has advised the fist-pumping millionaire Hollywood celebrities to cut out their political grandstanding because their lectures to the everyday Americans tend to have the opposite effect of what they intended.
David Axelrod warned film director Judd Apatow that Hollywood’s hostility toward Donald Trump may be politically damaging the Democrat Party.
This Sunday, only 23.6 million tuned in. That’s a jaw-dropping 20 percent dive over last year, and an 11 percent dive from the previous all-time low.
It must’ve been the coffee creamer. Or the thought of artificial cow insemination. Because after years of openly struggling with her weight (and health) and a seemingly self-imposed sabbatical from political lectures after backing Hillary Clinton in ’16, actress Lena Dunham announced to the world that it was Joaquin Phoenix’s unhinged Oscars tirade on the environment that has made her want to become vegan.
Eminem skipped out on the Academy Awards 17 years ago when he won an Oscar for his song “Lose Yourself” from the movie 8 Mile. At the time, the rap star was at the height of his fame and didn’t need an Oscars appearance to boost his already stratospheric career.
If you love Oscar-winning actress Jane Fonda for her climate change expertise, wait ’till you get a load of her takes on ethical jewelry only Hollywood millionaires can afford in the fight against global warming.
Indeed, the 92nd Academy Awards were oh so woke and the fashion was mostly oh so awful. Though, to be fair, there were a handful of knockouts from some of Hollywood’s most beautiful people.
Teen climate alarmist Greta Thunberg appeared in a video at the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday evening highlighting the power of documentary films, explaining that documentaries about nature inspired her to take up her global warming crusade.
Actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda wore an old gown she had in her wardrobe to this year’s 92nd Academy Awards to fight climate change.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences took the unprecedented step on Sunday of recognizing that the Oscars ceremony is taking place on tribal lands.
Actresses Brie Larson, Gal Gadot, and Sigourney Weaver told the crowd of Hollywood A-listers at the 92nd Academy Awards that “all women are superheroes.”
Actress Cynthia Erivo performed a show-stopping performance of the song “Stand Up” from the film Harriet which chronicles the story of Harriet Tubman.
The documentary filmmaker for American Factory, produced by former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama, quoted one of the most famous rallying cries of the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx during her acceptance speech.
Disney corporate synergy shifted into high gear at the Oscars on Sunday with a musical plug for the movie Frozen II and the Broadway stage musical based on Frozen, which is playing in cities around the world.
Actor and comedian Josh Gad mocked “climate deniers” and America’s healthcare system while introducing singer Idina Menzel’s “Frozen 2” performance during the 92nd Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The 92nd annual Academy Awards kicked off with a bizarre and thematically scattershot dance number that conflated Mr. Rogers, Black History Month, black queer artists, and the art-house horror movie Midsommar.
The 92nd Academy Awards ceremony is underway at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Actor Brad Pitt went on a politically charged rants in his Academy Award acceptance speech on Sunday ripping the Senate impeachment trial and specifically the absence of John Bolton from the proceedings as a witness.
Veteran comedians Steve Martin and Chris Rock helped open the 92nd Academy Awards and called out the Academy from the stage, saying “vaginas” and “black nominees” were missing from the Oscars’ nomination’s lists.
Actress Natalie Portman hit the Oscars red carpet with a political statement embroidering her Dior cape with the names of women who directed films in 2019 but were not nominated for the 92nd Academy Awards.
Actor-comedian Ricky Gervais viciously trolled Hollywood celebrities just hours ahead of Sunday’s Academy Awards, preemptively deflating their self-important acceptance speeches in a series of humorous tweets.
Calling it “too graphic,” the Motion Picture Academy rejected an ad for Sunday’s Oscars telecast featuring a new mother dealing with postpartum pain in the bathroom.
Hillary Clinton said that it is “really a shame” that no women were nominated for best director for this year’s Academy Awards, adding that Greta Gerwig deserved to be nominated for her work on Little Women.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences served an entirely plant-based menu for its Oscar Nominees Luncheon on Monday, noting “We owe our global membership a commitment to supporting the planet.”
Author Stephen King wrote in a Washington Post editorial on Monday that the Academy Awards are “rigged in favor of white folks” and that the Oscars still have a lot of work to do in terms of ensuring diversity among
Author and Trump hater Stephen King is feeling the heat from fellow liberals following his tweets about the Academy Award nominations, in which he said that quality is more important than diversity when it comes to creating works of art.
No, the problem here is not America or Americans, it is Hollywood.
Those slights overshadowed the happier news that across all categories, a record 62 women (about a third of nominees) were nominated.
Granted, I haven’t seen Gerwig’s Little Women, and according to the Wokesters in the Fake Media, that makes me “problematic.”
American Factory, the Netflix release backed by Barack and Michelle Obama, received an Academy Award nomination in the documentary feature category, making it the first time that a movie associated with the former first couple has been up for Hollywood’s highest honor.
