This weekend brought the awards show that makes us laugh, cry and wince. No, it’s not the Oscars. It’s the annual lead-up to that gala ceremony — the Razzies. The year’s biggest cinematic losers were winners Friday at the 38th Golden Razzies, which playfully honor the year’s worst movies and perfo..

Maria Contreras-Sweet stunned Hollywood when she and her billionaire backer Ron Burkle pulled off an eleventh-hour bid to buy assets from the teetering Weinstein Co. after months of on-again off-again negotiations, saving the studio from almost certain bankruptcy. But the former Obama administratio..

Part of a new golden age of cinema, a fresh generation of Mexican filmmakers are following in the footsteps of Oscar favorites Guillermo del Toro, Alejandro Inarritu and Alfonso Cuaron.

Do the Oscars matter anymore? The question is sacrilege in this town, where image and myth have so subsumed reality that red carpet scrutiny over what Margot Robbie wears Sunday night will be as intense as coverage of how the Russians interfered with our elections. It will all get rather breathless..

Even the customary Oscar gift bags given to top nominees before Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony indicated that this year’s celebration would be anything but show business as usual. The assortment of enviable swag included the usual decadent fare — a “conflict-free” diamond necklace, a 14-day Tanza..

The women behind Time’s Up first made their mission clear to the world at an awards show — wearing black to the Golden Globes on Jan. 7 in solidarity with victims of sexual harassment and assault. But the leaders of the organization say they have made a conscious choice to “stand down” at this...

Here's everything you need to know about this weekend's Academy Awards, including where to watch, the nominees, presenters and predictions.

Ian McRae’s “The Alamo” at the Ruskin Group Theatre has deft dialogue, vivid characterizations and resonant emotionalism. In fact, McRae’s premiere is a solid effort with the potential to become a great play, if not for divergent plots that seem markedly disjointed at times. That’s ironic, because...