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Awards Season 2023

Complete coverage of the movie awards season, including the Oscars, led by our Hollywood columnist, Kyle Buchanan.

Complete coverage of the movie awards season, including the Oscars, led by our Hollywood columnist, Kyle Buchanan.

Highlights

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    Michelle Yeoh with her historic statuette.
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    Best and Worst Moments From the 2023 Oscars

    Michelle Yeoh made history, Ke Huy Quan made us tear up and Cocaine Bear made us cringe. These were just some of the highs and lows.

     By Stephanie Goodman

  1. ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Is Big Winner at the Oscars

    The futuristic film from the studio A24 won seven awards, including for best picture, directing and in three of the four acting categories.

     By Brooks Barnes

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    Michelle Yeoh won the best actress award for her role in “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” at the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday.
    CreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times

    Oscars Draw 18.7 Million Viewers

    The viewership rose a second consecutive year, but was still the third-least-watched Oscars on record.

     By John Koblin and Brooks Barnes

  3. Critics’ notebook
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    Michelle Yeoh was surrounded by her “Everything Everywhere All at Once” colleagues after winning best actress on Sunday night.
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    This Year, a Plain Old Ordinary Oscars Was Something to Savor

    After breathing a sigh of relief that the night went smoothly, our critics examine the acting wins as well as the track records of studios and Netflix.

     By A.O. Scott and Manohla Dargis

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    Stephanie Hsu, nominated for best supporting actress for her role in “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” and Florence Pugh arrive at the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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    Our Favorite Photos From the Oscars Red* Carpet

    *Yeah, yeah, champagne.

     By Sinna Nasseri

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    Michelle Yeoh with her historic statuette.
    CreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times

    Michelle Yeoh Makes History as the First Asian Best Actress Winner at the Oscars

    All season long the star of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has spoken of the obstacles she and other people of color faced in Hollywood.

     By Nicole Sperling

The Projectionist

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    Will Poulter is adjusting to his physical transformation after being bullied for his looks on social media: “It’s quite odd, because I’ve sort of formed my personality around looking a certain way.”
    CreditRosie Marks for The New York Times

    Will Poulter Is Just Getting Used to His Superhero Era

    The once-gawky British actor buffed up to play Adam Warlock in “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.” But he says, in his head, he’s still 5-foot-4.

     By Kyle Buchanan

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    Brendan Fraser fue elegido para el papel de La ballena después de que el director Darren Aronofsky se encontrara con un viejo tráiler de una película en la que aparecía el actor
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    Brendan Fraser disfruta su regreso al estrellato, pero no lo da por sentado

    “Soy consciente de dónde estuve, adónde fui y dónde estoy ahora”, dice el actor, nominado al Oscar por su notable regreso en ‘La ballena’.

     By Kyle Buchanan

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    Daniel Scheinert, left, and Daniel Kwan with their trophies for original screenplay for “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”
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    ‘Everything Everywhere’ Wins Writers Guild Award, Sweeping Major Guilds

    The victory for Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan cements the film’s front-runner status. Sarah Polley’s “Women Talking” takes the adaptation prize.

     By Kyle Buchanan

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    Brendan Fraser was cast in “The Whale” after the director Darren Aronofsky came across an old movie trailer featuring the actor.
    CreditChantal Anderson for The New York Times

    Brendan Fraser Wants to Be Worthy of His Comeback

    “I’m aware of where I was, where I went and where I am now,” says the actor, who is nominated for an Oscar for his remarkable comeback in “The Whale.”

     By Kyle Buchanan

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    Michelle Yeoh celebrating with James Hong at the SAG Awards on Sunday night.
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    SAG Awards 2023: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and Michelle Yeoh Win Big

    The film took the top prize, as well as lead actress and two supporting trophies. “Abbott Elementary” and “The White Lotus” were named the top TV shows.

     By Kyle Buchanan

  1. On the Origin of EGOTs

    Many people were introduced to the idea of an EGOT — winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony — through “30 Rock.” But it’s an actor from the 1980s who deserves the credit.

    By Jennifer Vineyard

     

  2. People Are Not Exactly Interested in Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell’s New Film

    Seemingly flirtatious moments between the two stars have fueled speculation about their relationship. But we’ve seen this all before.

    By Krystie Lee Yandoli

     

  3. Jeremy Scott Speaks for the First Time Since His Split From Moschino

    The former creative director of the Italian label shared what his future holds, what brought him to Seoul and the celebrity Oscar gown that was his “cherry on top.”

    By Farah Fleurima

     
  4. The Projectionist

    After Her Oscar Win, Will Michelle Yeoh Get to Lead Again?

    The historic victory should mean opportunities to star again, but too often after such milestones, Hollywood doesn’t find central roles for women of color.

    By Kyle Buchanan

     
  5. Ensayo invitado

    Michelle Yeoh: La crisis que cambió mi vida sigue sucediendo

    Si algo puedo hacer con este momento de alegría profesional después de ganar un Oscar es dirigir el foco hacia quienes, muy a menudo, pasan desapercibidas en las catástrofes: las mujeres y niñas.

    By Michelle Yeoh

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  6. When Best Picture Winners Overcome a Release Early in the Year

    “Everything Everywhere All at Once” isn’t the first top film to have its debut long before awards season. But it is one of the few to go the distance.

    By Sarah Bahr

     

  7. Laverne Cox Just Wants to Go Deeper

    The red-carpet host of “Live From E!” has completed her first year on the job. Was it everything she hoped for?

    By Jessica Testa

     

  8. More Stars Dressed to the Nines? Yes!

    It was only after the Academy Awards ended that some of the best looks came out. Here are 26 more outfits to ogle from Oscar night.

    By The Styles Desk

     

  9. A24 Achieves Art-House Supremacy With Triumphant Oscar Night

    The independent studio behind “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and “The Whale” became the first to sweep the acting awards and win best director and best picture in the same year.

    By Nicole Sperling

     

  10. Ruth E. Carter Becomes First Black Woman to Win Two Oscars

    The costume designer won an Academy Award for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” adding to the history-making Oscar she won for the original “Black Panther” in 2019.

    By Kalia Richardson