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Do the Oscars Need to Be Saved?

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Join Matthew Belloni and author Mark Harris as they discuss the Academy’s decision to cut eight categories from the live Oscar broadcast and debate whether the ceremony needs to be changed.

[Listen to the latest episode of The Town With Matthew Belloni.]

The 2022 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win and Who Should

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Ahead of Sunday's ceremony, Sean Fennessey and Joanna Robinson make their picks in all 23 categories of the 94th Academy Awards.

[Listen to the latest episode of The Big Picture.]

The Most Egregious Best Picture Snub Ever

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Which movie will Dave Gonzales, Joanna Robinson, and Neil Miller dub the most egregious Best Picture snub ever?

[Listen to the latest episode of Trial by Content.]

How Drive My Car Is Changing the Definition of Best Picture

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Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s film is the first from Japan to ever land in the Oscars’ most prestigious category—the next step to making sure the Academy Awards don’t feel so local. 

[Miles Surrey looks at the significance of Drive My Car as one of this year's 10 Best Picture nominees.]

The Night The Silence of the Lambs Devoured the Oscars

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On March 30, 1992, Jonathan Demme’s cannibalistic thriller became just the third movie to sweep the Academy Awards’ big five categories. Since then, no other movie has done it.

[Keith Phipps remembers the big night for The Silence of the Lambs, 30 years ago.]
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