Film

The ballet and opera comments didn’t lose him the Oscar, but the outrage it generated reflected a wider unease about Timothee Chalamet. Is his image irreparably damaged?

‘Ooh, don’t tempt me.’

If you needed any proof that Hollywood isn’t just a tired machine churning out soulless remakes and sequels, look no further than this year’s Oscars winners.

The 98th Academy Awards are handing out Oscars to the best of the best for 2026. Here’s who won, and who didn’t.

Conan O’Brien was at his sharp-witted best for a hilarious opening to the Academy Awards, skewering some of the biggest names in Hollywood and even including a pointed jab about the Epstein scandal. 

The stars came out sizzling in the LA heat, with Hollywood’s elite serving colour, feathers, timeless glamour, and everything in between.

Australian actor Rose Byrne has been asked about Bridesmaids 2 while walking the red carpet at the Academy Awards.

You have to go back more than 20 years to find another Oscars year in which the two frontrunners are also big, mainstream, blockbuster movies. Everyone is a winner.

Relive some of the biggest Oscars moments we wish we could forget before new ones take the spotlight on Monday.

We are only a few days out from the 98th Academy Awards, so here’s everything you need to know about where and when you can tune in.

You don’t need to care about football, boxing or rowing to be sucked in by a sports movie, because what they’re really about is being the underdog.

David Ellison is about to control a massive chunk of the movies that are made in Hollywood. If his past projects are an indication, the audience is in for a rough ride.

It’s less than a week out from the Oscars and it is an unusually strong year with a nominations slate of actually excellent films. Here’s what you need to know about the potential winners.

Jessie Buckley makes for a magnetic Bride of Frankenstein but the movie is a whole other thing.

Charli xcx headlines a mockumentary about her own brat moment, but it pulls its punches too often.

The creator of the American House of Cards, Beau Willimon, is slated to write, so expect any big screen adventure to be quite political.

No one ever gets sick of more Sherlock Holmes, right? Guy Ritchie wasn’t and he hopes you aren’t too.