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Oscars 2021 Winners: The 93rd Show With Record-Breaking Historic Successes, Shocks and Surprises
With a feeling of intimacy, while remaining celebratory, Oscars 2021 succeeded stars, movies, glitz, glamour, with historic wins and emotional moments. ...
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Kevin Hart’s ‘Fatherhood’: The Long Overdue Representation of Single Black Fathers
Based on a true story and novel, ‘Fatherhood’ centers on resilience and positivity within Black families and communities....
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Watch All the Oscar Nominated Movies Within 19 Minutes – Get Ready for Academy Awards 2021
Here are clips from each and every Oscar-nominated movie to get you up to speed and well prepared for 93rd Academy Awards in 2021....
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Everything We Know About 93rd Academy Awards: Producers Focus on COMMUNITY for Unique Pandemic-Era Oscars
The producers for the 93rd Academy Awards recently gave insight on the new mechanics and progress of the upcoming awards show....
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The Power of Carey Mulligan: The Oscar Contender Is Feminism in Action and in Art
Take a look back at Carey Mulligan’s illustrious career and her many collaborations with female artists. ...
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Modern Cinematic Innovations in Storytelling: How Hollywood Is Keeping Familiar Formulas Fresh
Cinematic innovations in both the writing of films and the medium of which the story is told have led to audiences receiving original spins in new movies....
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Oscar-Nominated ‘Time’: The Documentary That Asks If Time is Really Invisible
The Oscar frontrunner for Best Documentary Feature explores one family’s immense loss due to an unjust sentence in time....
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Six Famous Co-Stars Who Are Real-Life Famous Best Friends: Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet & More
Here are six beloved on-screen duos that surpass the camera and continue their famous best friendships in real-life. ...
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Thrilling, Tragic, Wildly Funny: A Tribute to “New Hollywood” Director Peter Bogdanovich
A creative godfather to Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach, and the Safdie Brothers, film journalist turned filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich is ready to be rediscovered....
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It’s Not Art, It’s Abuse: When Abusive Directors Hide Behind Their Brilliant Art And Torment Actresses
Abusive directors and the horror stories behind these great works of “art”. ...
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The Art of Deception Behind Martin Scorsese’s ‘Shutter Island’ | An In-Depth Guide & Explanation
All of the intriguing deception techniques used within ‘Shutter Island,’ that will have you denying reality. ...
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An Analysis | Best Picture Nominations for Oscars 2021: An Unexpectedly Diverse View of the Year in Review
2021's Oscar Nominations boast titles like ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ and ‘Minari’, a decidedly tasteful representation of the academy's best picture....
