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Bob Mackie, the American fashion and costume designer famed for dressing stars such as Cher, Carol Burnett and Madonna, has died at the age of 87, according to ABC News. Mackie built a decades-long career known for glamorous sequined gowns and stage costumes, earning multiple Emmy Awards and an Oscar nomination. Tributes and remembrances of his most iconic looks are circulating widely.
- 2Italy, France, Spain Among New International Oscar Submissions●International Oscar Submissions: Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Indonesia and More Join the List
Italy, France, Spain, Poland and Indonesia are among the latest countries to submit films for the International Feature Film category at the Oscars. The expanding list of submissions marks the annual race for a nomination, with more national selections expected to be announced in the coming weeks ahead of the Academy's shortlist.
- 3Sandra Hüller's 'Rose' Rekindles Oscar Buzz▼Strap-On and All, ‘Rose’ Puts Sandra Hüller Back in the Oscar Conversation
Sandra Hüller, the German actress acclaimed for 'Anatomy of a Fall' and 'The Zone of Interest', is back in awards discussion with her new film 'Rose'. A provocative role, reportedly including a strap-on scene, is drawing attention and early talk of another Academy Award campaign for the star.
- 4Russell leads Azerbaijan Grand Prix as Piastri passes Leclerc at start▼2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Russell leads as Piastri jumps Leclerc on the race start
George Russell is leading the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku after George Russell took charge of the race, with Oscar Piastri overtaking Charles Leclerc at the start. The early move gave Piastri track position in the early laps, while Russell controlled the race from the front. Attention is on whether Piastri and Leclerc can mount a challenge as the race unfolds on Baku's streets.
- 5Academy CEO says YouTube Oscars will look very different●Academy CEO Bill Kramer Doubles Down on YouTube Move: “You’ll See a Very Different-Looking Oscars”
Academy CEO Bill Kramer has reaffirmed the decision to stream the Oscars on YouTube, telling audiences that viewers will see a 'very different-looking Oscars' as the ceremony adapts to its new platform. The move, which shifts the awards show away from traditional broadcast television, is drawing debate about what the change means for the future of Hollywood's biggest night.
- 6Russell Crowe's Netflix Crime Thriller Tops Global Viewing Charts▼Russell Crowe's New Netflix Crime Thriller Officially Becomes The Most-Watched Movie In The World
Russell Crowe's new crime thriller has officially become the most-watched movie in the world on Netflix. The film, starring the Oscar-winning actor, has climbed to the top of the streaming platform's global rankings, drawing widespread attention to its performance and cementing its place as the platform's biggest current release.
- 7First Reactions Hail 'Godzilla Minus Zero' as Epic Oscar Contender●‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ First Reactions Go Crazy for ‘Epic’ and ‘Jaw-Dropping’ Sequel: ‘Should Be Nominated for Best Picture’
First reactions to 'Godzilla Minus Zero', the sequel to Takashi Yamazaki's acclaimed 'Godzilla Minus One', are overwhelmingly enthusiastic, with early viewers praising the film as 'epic' and 'jaw-dropping'. Some critics argue it deserves a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars, raising expectations for the kaiju sequel's performance at the box office and during awards season.
- 8Cyprus Picks 'Hold Onto Me' as First-Ever Oscar Submission●Sundance Favorite ‘Hold Onto Me’ Is Cyprus’s First-Ever Best International Feature Oscar Submission # IndieWire # Awards
Cyprus has submitted 'Hold Onto Me', a Sundance favorite directed by Myrsini Aristidou, as its first-ever entry in the Best International Feature category at the Academy Awards. The selection marks a milestone for the country's film industry, and coverage from IndieWire highlights the film's festival acclaim as it begins its awards-season campaign toward the Oscars.
- 9Piastri calls costly Baku error that ended podium hopes "a bit weird"▼Oscar Piastri: Error that cost me F1 Azerbaijan GP podium was "a bit weird" https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/oscar-pia
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri described the mistake that cost him a podium finish at the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku as "a bit weird", admitting he could not fully explain the error. The Australian had been in a strong position to finish on the podium before slipping up, and his comments have drawn attention from fans and pundits discussing what went wrong.
- 10Piastri loses podium chance after lock-up in Baku●ピアストリ、ロックアップで表彰台のチャンスを失う「不意を突かれた感じだった。ノーポイントはこたえる」 https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1356830 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_F1 # F1ア
McLaren's Oscar Piastri threw away a likely podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after a brake lock-up, finishing outside the points. The Australian admitted he was caught off guard, saying the lock-up came unexpectedly and that leaving with no points stings. The mistake hands a costly blow to his championship campaign in a race McLaren had been strong in.
- 11Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' Video and Her Oscar Chances▼How Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’ Music Video Will (and Will Not) Impact Her Oscar Chances
Taylor Swift's new music video for 'Patient Zero' is being analyzed for its effect on her prospects of earning an Academy Award nomination. Commentators argue the release could strengthen her case in certain categories, while other factors may still work against her. The discussion centers on whether the video's reception translates into awards momentum for the pop star.
- 12Celebrity couples turn heads on 2026 Oscars red carpet▼Celebrity couples turn heads on the 2026 Oscars red carpet
Celebrity couples drew attention on the red carpet at the 2026 Academy Awards, with photos of their looks circulating widely across news outlets. Coverage has focused on the arrivals and fashion moments as stars appear at Hollywood's biggest night, keeping the Oscars at the centre of entertainment conversation.
- 13Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' Video Stars Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell▼Taylor Swift Haunts Friend Dakota Johnson in New ‘Patient Zero’ Music Video Also Starring Colin Farrell as a Toxic Ex
Taylor Swift has released a new music video for 'Patient Zero', featuring her friend Dakota Johnson as a woman seemingly haunted by Swift, while Colin Farrell appears as a toxic ex. The high-profile casting of the actress and the Oscar-winning actor in the gothic-tinged video is drawing wide attention from fans and entertainment media.
- 14Piastri calls Baku error that cost him F1 podium 'a bit weird'▼Oscar Piastri: Error that cost me F1 Azerbaijan GP podium was "a bit weird"
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri has described the mistake that cost him a podium finish at the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku as "a bit weird", admitting he cannot fully explain the error. The Australian lost a likely top-three result, prompting discussion among fans and pundits about his form and the pressure of the title fight.
- 15Godzilla Minus Zero Review Praises Thrilling Monster Sequel▼'Godzilla Minus Zero' Review: Monster Mayhem Rules in Thrilling Sequel
The Hollywood Reporter has published a review of 'Godzilla Minus Zero', the follow-up to Japan's Oscar-winning 'Godzilla Minus One'. The review praises the film as a thrilling sequel in which monster mayhem takes center stage, indicating early critical reception is positive as the new kaiju installment draws attention from film fans worldwide.
- 16Red Bull strong in early laps of Azerbaijan Grand Prix●PlanetF1 (@Planet_F1): Lap 5/51: It's a very strong start from Red Bull. Isack Hadjar runs third, with Max Verstappen no
The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix is underway in Baku, and Red Bull has made a strong start. Five laps into the 51-lap race, Isack Hadjar is running third with Max Verstappen just behind him, both chasing McLaren's Oscar Piastri, who leads the field. Live commentary is tracking the battle at the front as the race develops on Baku's streets.
- 17Godzilla Minus Zero review: Japanese spectacle extends winning streak●Godzilla Minus Zero review – spectacular Japanese action continues franchise’s winning streak By Jesse Hassenger New Yor
A new review of Godzilla Minus Zero, screening at the New York Film Festival, praises the follow-up to 2023's Oscar-winning Godzilla Minus One. Critic Jesse Hassenger calls the film a spectacular piece of Japanese action, highlighting jaw-dropping visual effects and smart social commentary, and says the Godzilla franchise continues its recent run of critical and commercial success.
- 18Godzilla Minus Zero Review Praises Takashi Yamazaki's New Kaiju Epic●‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Review: Monster Movie Genius Takashi Yamazaki Returns With a Crackling Kaiju Epic Every Bit as Exciting as Its Predecessor
A new review of 'Godzilla Minus Zero', the follow-up to Takashi Yamazaki's acclaimed 'Godzilla Minus One', praises the film as a crackling kaiju epic said to be every bit as exciting as its predecessor. The Hollywood Reporter's write-up highlights Yamazaki's return as director and frames the sequel as another high point for the franchise, drawing attention from film fans worldwide.
- 19Godzilla Minus Zero Announced: Is It a Sequel to Minus One?▼Is 'Godzilla Minus Zero' a Sequel to 'Godzilla Minus One'? What to Know About the New Movie
A new Godzilla film titled 'Godzilla Minus Zero' is drawing attention, with fans asking whether it continues the story of the Oscar-winning 2023 hit 'Godzilla Minus One'. Coverage explains what is known so far about the movie and how it relates to the previous installment. Details on the plot, returning cast, and release timing remain limited, fueling speculation among the franchise's fanbase.
- 20Piastri surprised by Azerbaijan Grand Prix outcome after mistake▼'Certainly took me by surprise' – Oscar Piastri reflects on 2026 Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix result after mistake
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri admitted he was caught off guard by how the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix unfolded, saying the result 'certainly took me by surprise' after a mistake during the race in Baku. The Australian's error cost him at a circuit where he has previously struggled, prompting reflection on what went wrong as the Formula 1 season continues.
- 21Antonelli passes key test Piastri failed, says report●Antonelli passed a key test Piastri had failed https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/kimi-antonelli-worst-weekend-f1-2026-a
Kimi Antonelli has come through a defining challenge that Oscar Piastri previously stumbled over, according to The Race, which frames the young Italian's recovery from his worst Formula 1 weekend of the 2026 season in Azerbaijan as a significant step in his development. The piece draws a direct comparison between how the two drivers handled similar pressure points in their careers.
- 22'Rose' Trailer Drops With Oscar Buzz for Sandra Hüller▼'Rose' Trailer Drops Online: Sandra Huller Expected to Earn Oscar Nomination for This Movie!
The trailer for the film 'Rose' has been released online, with reports suggesting that star Sandra Hüller is expected to earn an Oscar nomination for her performance. The German actress, previously nominated for 'Anatomy of a Fall', is generating awards speculation following the trailer's debut. Audiences and film watchers are discussing her prospects ahead of the movie's release.
- 23Antonelli passes Baku test Piastri once failed●Antonelli passed a key test Piastri had failed Kimi Antonelli had the worst weekend of his F1 season yet in Baku; even h
Kimi Antonelli endured his worst Formula 1 weekend of the season in Baku, with even his recovery drive to fifth described as unremarkable. Yet observers note the Mercedes rookie avoided a major mistake under pressure in Azerbaijan, a test Oscar Piastri famously failed there, giving Antonelli credit for maturity despite the difficult results.
- 24James Gray's 'Paper Tiger' Opens New York Film Festival●Inside NYFF’s Buzzy Opening Night with James Gray’s ‘Paper Tiger’ https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.indi ewire.com/awar
James Gray's new film 'Paper Tiger' premiered as the opening night selection of the New York Film Festival, drawing strong reactions from attendees and early awards-season attention. Coverage describes a lively opening night, with the premiere positioning the film as an early contender in the coming Oscar race as festival season gets underway.
- 25John Turturro Enters Oscar Race, Talks Severance Season 3●John Turturro on Joining the Oscar Race — and ‘Severance’ Season 3
Actor John Turturro is drawing attention for joining this year's Oscar race while also discussing the upcoming third season of 'Severance'. The Hollywood Reporter carried his remarks, which touch on both his awards-contending work and the future of the Apple TV+ series in which he stars. Awards-season watchers are following his chances, while 'Severance' fans are eager for any details about the show's continuation.
- 26Oscar Health's Market Share Gains Draw Investor Attention▼Oscar Health: Market Share Gains Are Only Part Of The Plan
Analysts are taking a closer look at Oscar Health, the technology-focused health insurer, arguing that its recent gains in insurance market share are only one element of its broader strategy. The discussion centres on whether the company can convert membership growth into durable profitability, and what else in its plan — pricing, technology and cost management — will determine its long-term performance.
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Taylor Swift has released a music video for 'Patient Zero', and discussion is centring on whether it could affect her Academy Award prospects. IndieWire examined how the video both will and will not help her chances of an Oscar nomination, fuelling debate among fans and awards watchers about her move into filmmaking.
- 28Fans flock to Northern California grocery store made famous by Oscar-winning film▼Fans are swarming the NorCal grocery store where an Oscar-winning movie was filmed
A grocery store in Northern California that served as a filming location for an Oscar-winning movie has become a destination for fans, who are visiting and crowding the site. The store is drawing fresh attention as people seek out the real-world spot seen on screen, turning an everyday shopping location into an informal tourist attraction.
- 29J.K. Simmons to announce Justin Verlander's final start●J.K. Simmons announces Justin Verlander's final start
Actor J.K. Simmons has been named to announce Justin Verlander's final start, according to MLB.com. The pairing puts the Oscar-winning actor — famous for his intense roles and baseball-adjacent commercials — at the mic for what is being framed as the closing chapter of the Hall of Fame-bound pitcher's career. Fans are reacting to the unusual celebrity choice for such a significant moment in Verlander's farewell.
- 30Tom Cruise and Iñárritu's 'Digger' Lands Harsh Reviews▼‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise and Alejandro González Iñárritu Almost Hit Rock Bottom in Surreal Misfire About Our Collective Self-Delusion
Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film 'Digger', starring Tom Cruise, is drawing strongly negative reviews, with critics calling it a surreal misfire about collective self-delusion. The review argues that despite the pedigree of its star and Oscar-winning director, the film comes close to being their worst work. It marks Cruise's high-profile collaboration with Iñárritu, making the critical backlash notable as attention builds around the project's release.
- 31Tom Cruise Stars in Iñárritu's Disaster Satire 'Digger'▼‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise Explodes In Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Surprising And Urgent Disaster Movie Satire
Reviews are out for 'Digger', the new film from Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise, which critics describe as a surprising and urgent disaster movie satire, with Cruise's performance singled out as explosive. Early reaction suggests the film takes a sharply comic, critical look at catastrophe narratives, marking a notable shift for both the director and the star.
- 32Stallone's 'Rocky' co-star calls iconic kiss the 'kiss from hell'▼Why Sylvester Stallone’s iconic ‘Rocky’ movie smooch was the ‘kiss from hell,’ according to star
A star of the 1976 film 'Rocky' has described the movie's famous on-screen kiss with Sylvester Stallone as the 'kiss from hell,' according to Page Six. The remark, made in a recent interview, revisits a memorable moment from the Oscar-winning boxing classic and has been picked up widely by entertainment outlets.
- 33Documentary 'My Father and Gaddafi' on path to Oscars●RaiNews: "Mio padre e Gheddafi', il documentario sulla strada degli Oscar Jihan K ricorda il padre a malapena. Mansur Ra
Italian public broadcaster RaiNews is covering 'My Father and Gaddafi', a documentary by Jihan K about her father Mansur Rashid Kikhia, Libya's foreign minister and UN ambassador who was kidnapped and killed, his body kept frozen. The film, now on the road to Oscar consideration, recalls a father the director barely knew.
- 34Tom Cruise misses in Iñárritu's new film 'Digger', critics say▼'Digger' review: Tom Cruise swings big and misses in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest
Reviews are in for 'Digger', the latest film from director Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise. Critics including Mashable say the actor swings big and misses, describing an ambitious performance that fails to land in the director's newest project. Early reaction to the film appears divided, with praise for its boldness tempered by disappointment in the execution.
- 35Producers Guild of America Elects Gigliotti and Farah as Presidents●Producers Guild of America Elects Donna Gigliotti and Mike Farah as New Presidents https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.in
Donna Gigliotti and Mike Farah have been elected as the new presidents of the Producers Guild of America. Gigliotti is an Oscar-winning producer known for films like 'Shakespeare in Love' and 'Spotlight', while Farah leads Funny or Die. The pair will now lead the guild representing thousands of producers, taking over at a time when the industry faces ongoing production slowdowns and questions about its future.
- 36YouTube Executive Predicts More Internet-Born Hits at Box Office and Oscars▼YouTube Exec Sees More ‘Obsession’-, ‘Backrooms’-Style Smashes Hitting Box Office – and Oscars
A YouTube executive says films inspired by internet phenomena like 'Obsession' and 'Backrooms' will increasingly become box office smashes and even Oscars contenders, per The Hollywood Reporter. The remarks point to online-native stories moving from viral origins into mainstream cinema recognition.
- 37McLaren-Built Robot OSCAR Aids Great Barrier Reef Coral Restoration●How McLaren’s F1-Built OSCAR Robot Is Speeding Up Great Barrier Reef Coral Restoration
OSCAR, a robot developed with expertise from McLaren's Formula 1 team, is being used to speed up coral restoration on the Great Barrier Reef. The machine applies racing engineering to reef repair, helping plant and monitor coral more quickly than manual diver work. Reports highlight it as an unusual crossover between motorsport technology and ocean conservation.
- 38J. Adrian Discusses Poetry with Oscar Fuentes, the Biscayne Poet●The Book Hub: J. Adrian Talks Poetry with Oscar Fuentes, The Biscayne Poet
J. Adrian joined Oscar Fuentes, known as the Biscayne Poet, for a conversation about poetry featured on The Book Hub. The discussion highlights Fuentes's work in the Miami-area literary scene and offers readers a look at contemporary poetry and the craft behind it, drawing attention from local community readers interested in books and spoken word.
- 39Lebanon announces its entry for the 99th Oscars●# Lebanon 's Official Entry to the 99th # Oscars Best International Feature Film. # movies # films
Lebanon has selected its official submission for the Best International Feature Film category at the 99th Academy Awards. The announcement is circulating among film fans, who are discussing the country's pick and its chances in the international competition. The specific film chosen has not been named in the reports drawing attention.