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Kevin Hart learned the hard way that the past can come back to haunt you.
The Academy and its television partner, ABC, need a new host for the 2019 Oscars, stat.
The draw for the eighth edition of the Women's World Cup takes place Saturday at La Seine Musicale in Paris.
We may not know who will be nominated, but there's already controversy over who won't be.
"Black Panther" is looking like the answer to Hollywood's prayers as the industry embarks on awards season, adding blockbuster sizzle to an annual ritual that has been reluctant to acknowledge its costume-clad box-office stars.
To make history, to be the first, but to have the world focusing elsewhere. The talk is not about what has been achieved; of the goals scored or records broken. The questions asked are not about outrageous talent or phenomenal performances but twerking. That is what it is like to be the best female footballer in 2018.
The Golden Globe Awards historically have a taste for star power, hit movies, musicals, and international talent. Happily for the broader awards-industrial complex, this year's roster of contenders includes an abundance of all of them, in a year where the Oscars flirted with creating a "popular film" category.
The nomination announcement for the 61st Grammy Awards will be postponed due to memorial services planned for former President George H.W. Bush.
Netflix desperately wants to make its mark on the Oscar race, and in Alfonso Cuaron's autobiographical "Roma," it has its strongest contender yet. Yet the streaming service -- having roiled the TV business -- appears determined to storm the movie-awards competition in similar fashion, which means breaking rules and operating very much on its own terms.
In case you've missed the memo, feelings are big on TV right now.
It's going to be another boy for Carrie Underwood!
The votes are in and the people have spoken.
The Great Bambino, the King of Rock and Roll, and the former leader of "America's Team" are among those set to receive the highest honor that a president can bestow on a civilian.