'Wonder Woman' Completely Shut Out Of Oscars Race It is a mathematical impossibility for a group of Oscar nominations to please everyone, but this year came pretty close with meaningful love for "Get Out," ''Lady Bird" and "Phantom Thread," and the history-making nomination of "Mudbound" director of photography Rachel Morrison, who became the first woman to ever be nominated for cinematography. Still, there were some significant surprises and even a few outright snubs: NO WONDER WOMAN It was a good day for women, generally speaking, with the first ever nomination for a female cinematographer (Rachel Morrison for "Mudbound") and Greta Gerwig becoming the fifth woman in history to get a best director nomination (for "Lady Bird"), but the love stopped short of one of the most populist female-driven projects of the year: "Wonder Woman." The Patty Jenkins-directed blockbuster received zero nominations, even in a year that was surprisingly friendly to big budget hits ..

Margot Robbie is now an Oscar nominee! The 27-year-old actress has received her first-ever Academy Award nomination for her work in the film I, Tonya, which she also produced. It was...

Randy and Evi Quaid (seen above in less-bonkers times) have been living that suspicious conspiracy theorist life for a couple of years now. Randy and Evi went on the run after claiming to be the victims of high-powered Hollywood “Star Whackers” hell-bent on destroying their lives. They were deeply c..

Over the years, we’ve heard talk of the possibility of a Black Bond (Idris Elba), we’ve heard talk of a Thirsty Bond (Tom Hiddleston) and there was even talk of an Aussie Bond (Hugh Jackman)! But is the world ready for talk of a Baby Bond? While Flinty Bond (Daniel Craig) still has the role on lockd..

Exclusive: Talk Show Host Steve Wilkos Feels Lucky To Be Alive Steve Wilkos reveals how he's doing following a horrible car accident Sunday. The "Steve Wilkos Show" star was driving in Darien, Conn. when his vehicle struck several poles and a tree before ending up on its side. The former "Jerry Springer" bodyguard was transported to a Stamford hospital where he was treated for his injuries and later discharged. He exclusively tells Access that he feels "thankful" after the near-death experience. "I feel lucky to be alive after seeing my car," he revealed in a statement to Access. "I am so thankful to the first responders from Post 53 and our local police department in Darien, CT, as well as all the wonderful people who took care of me at Stamford hospital."

Now that we’ve gotten the Oscar nominations out of the way, we can move on to an award battle that really matters! After 4,904,984 semi-finals rounds (3 to be exact, but it felt like 4,904,984), we’re finally at the last round. January’s HSOTM, Winona Ryder’s Many Faces, won the first round. May’s ..