How the Oscars Went Austere for World War IIAfter nearly canceling the 1942 ceremony, the Oscars took a less-than-glamorous approach throughout the war — including issuing plaster trophies.
Is Best Director a One-man Race?Alfonso Cuarón leaped out to a commanding lead in late August, and his grip on the trophy has shown no signs of loosening.
The Richard E. Grant Guide to Old New YorkThe Oscar nominee walks Vulture through his strongest New York memories, from a terrible meal at Elaine’s to the wonder of the “DON’T WALK” signs.