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An @ew gallery of 18 Best Picture winners that are highly suspect, and the movies they beat out for the prize

Peggy Noonan on how Harvey Weinstein went from top of the world, to the cellar, to back to the top again

True or false: Will going nude help net a lady a Best Actress win or no? @ew does a scientific analysis

There are lots of gender battles happening in network TV these days. ABC's latest sitcom, "Work It!" draws on this masculine anxiety, both new and old.

Adam Sandler's new Jack and Jill is the latest example of a cinematic cliche: When a man plays a woman, it's funny. When a woman plays a man, it's drama. Why? Article by @scottmeslow

Anonymous's scandalizing of Shakespeare is the latest Hollywood attempt to make authors into subjects of high drama. It's a theme that's only gaining momentum.

Studio campaigning, sympathy votes, and screen legends: While it looks like "The King's Speech" is poised to dominate on Sunday, let us look into the past (as recent as last year) when the envelope said a few things we didn't expect.

With the Oscars this Sunday, @nerve names the "Ten Greatest Oscar Acceptance Speeches" ever, and provide clips of each

After years of struggles, Harvey Weinstein is back and bigger than ever. An exceptional Vanity Fair profile on his return.

An @ew gallery of 18 Best Picture winners that are highly suspect, and the movies they beat out for the prize

Peggy Noonan on how Harvey Weinstein went from top of the world, to the cellar, to back to the top again

True or false: Will going nude help net a lady a Best Actress win or no? @ew does a scientific analysis

There are lots of gender battles happening in network TV these days. ABC's latest sitcom, "Work It!" draws on this masculine anxiety, both new and old.

Adam Sandler's new Jack and Jill is the latest example of a cinematic cliche: When a man plays a woman, it's funny. When a woman plays a man, it's drama. Why? Article by @scottmeslow

Anonymous's scandalizing of Shakespeare is the latest Hollywood attempt to make authors into subjects of high drama. It's a theme that's only gaining momentum.

Studio campaigning, sympathy votes, and screen legends: While it looks like "The King's Speech" is poised to dominate on Sunday, let us look into the past (as recent as last year) when the envelope said a few things we didn't expect.

With the Oscars this Sunday, @nerve names the "Ten Greatest Oscar Acceptance Speeches" ever, and provide clips of each

After years of struggles, Harvey Weinstein is back and bigger than ever. An exceptional Vanity Fair profile on his return.