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The announcement of the BAFTA Honours, a new U.S.-based event, confirms the end of the organization's previous Los Angeles-based ceremony, the Britannia Awards.
The new Academy Foundation Board will have casting director Kim Taylor-Coleman as its president, with her and newly elected Academy president Lynette Howell Taylor also joining the Academy Museum Board of Trustees.
The Board of Governors for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has elected Oscar-nominated producer Lynette Howell Taylor as its new President, succeeding Janet Yang.
Oscar winner Springsteen's biopic, starring Jeremy Allen White, will be in theaters October 24, a week after the iconic singer (and other big names) will be feted during the Academy Museum Gala.
The 2025 Emmy nominations provided insight into how awards campaigns have changed, how late night TV has adapted, and how Apple TV+ will court even more talent.
The last four Best Picture winners premiered either before or during the summer season, so it's fair to wonder: which recent wide releases will make it to the 2026 Oscars?
Should all 534 people in the 2025 new member class accept their invitation, the Academy's membership make-up would become 35 percent women, 22 percent from underrepresented communities, and 21 percent international.
The list of governors starting a new term includes incumbent Marlee Matlin; first-timer Peter Kujawski, screenwriter Larry Karaszewski, who's returning from a hiatus; and three new governors-at-large.
"Let his story be a reminder, to all, of the continued injustices throughout Indian country and across the globe," the actress said of the actor, who died at 27 in 2024.
IndieWire Honors: Accepting the Spark Award for the animated Amazon Prime Video series, Youssef reflected on pitching a show that "probably shouldn't belong on TV."
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