Oscars 2021: Full List of Nominees and Winners

Beyonce hit another fashion high note in her latest series of stylish Instagram snaps.The Crazy In Love songstress, 40, was seen departing a private jet in a curve-clinging hot pink velvet mini dress in photos posted to her account on Monday.Beyonce was a vision of luxury sauntering down the staircase with her voluminous hair styled into billowing waves and a pair of neon pink shades shielding her eyes. The high life! Beyonce hit another fashion high note in her latest series of stylish Instagram snapsShe rocked a pair of hot pink and red heels, along with a pair of dazzling silver earrings.The stunning images were just two of many showcasing her high style.

Sharon Stone is mourning the loss of her pet dog.The 63-year-old actress revealed on social media that she is grieving after the death of her pooch Joe and uploaded some pictures of her pet pal.Alongside a picture of the canine relaxing on a chair, Sharon wrote: 'Joe "Biggy" Stone on his throne R.I.P.' Family:Sharon Stone is mourning the loss of her pet dogSharon first confirmed the sad news on Saturday when she explained that the pooch had passed away recently and that she had been grieving. She wrote: 'We lost Joe, the brindle, two weeks ago, just ready to share.

Radio Times, he looked back on what was a turbulent time with his band mates."The importance of being in a band and making it work," he explained."When Spandau Ballet split up in 1990, I had about eight years when I wouldn’t even buy a record because it made me feel physically sick."Being in Spandau was just one argument after the other."We'd go from arguing to being best friends to arguing."It’s been a trial the past few years."After a 20-year hiatus, the band reunited in 2009 for their sell-out "greatest hits" world tour, and surprised fans with a brand new album.But despite the trials and tribulations of the break-up, Martin's latest show reminded him just how much fun the music business can be.The series follows him and Lady Leshurr, as they form two bands whose members are aged over 64.They are on the hunt for fresh talent who they hope will rock out at the Isle of Wight Festival."Rock Till We Drop made me remember how much fun the music business can be," he smiled."It’s about achieving your dreams and having fun."He went on to reveal what it was that drew him to the show, telling he publication: "I loved the driving force behind the show because it’s so heart-warming."To help people realise a dream that they’d all but given up on and put them on stage in front of 60,000 people on a sunny afternoon..."During rehearsals, my group would inevitably complain about aches and pains."I told them that when they were on stage for those 12 minutes at the festival, they wouldn’t feel a thing."He remembered: "One, who was 80, had a major operation just before the gig and she completely forgot about her pain when she was on stage."

Peaky Blinders are all still grieving the terrible loss, with Natasha O’Keeffe revealing she sometimes found herself talking to her on-set of the latest series.Helen, who played Aunt Polly in the hit BBC drama, won't appear in the new season but creator Steven Knight, reassured fans they'll see a tribute to the late actress.Ahead of the premiere of the highly-anticipated instalment, the cast spoke about their grief.Cillian Murphy, who plays Tommy Shelby, admitted the show "simply won’t be the same".And in a new interview with Radio Times, Natasha revealed her death "knocked us all back".The actress, who plays Tommy's second wife Lizzie Stark, said: "There were some moments of happiness and laughter on set, but it was a very sad and surreal time."It’s hard to get your head around the fact that if filming hadn’t been delayed by Covid, Helen would have been in the sixth series."Aunt Polly was meant to be part of that story."She went on to explain she feels like Helen remained on set in a "spiritual" way."Sometimes I would find myself talking to her," she smiled"It wasn’t a conscious decision, more like an instinct."I felt the need to connect with her in some way and so I’d ask for strength or encouragement between takes."She added: "I also listened to Nina Simone in my trailer because I know Helen liked her."The emotion of it all comes in tidal waves. It’s still hard to believe..."It's understood that the series is dedicated to Helen, with Knight branding her "fundamental to the whole production".He told the publication: "Helen was so brilliant.

New beginnings! Sister Wives viewers are quite literally in for a treat: Christine Brown is getting her very own culinary spinoff, Cooking With Just Christine.

Sharon Stone is mourning the loss of her beloved dog Joe “Biggy” Stone. 

While Tom Brady is enjoying a bit of rest and relaxation in Costa Rica after announcing he retired from the NFL, one would think football is furthest from his mind. However, after he recently teased a comeback on his podcast with the adage “never say never,” that may not be the case. As fans are eager to find out what the GOAT has in store for the future, a source EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife that Tom might not be hanging up his helmet for good as there is “without question a chance for him to return.”

Haley Bosselman editor“Nomadland” led the 93rd Academy Awards with three wins out of its six nominations, including a historic best director victory for Chloé Zhao, who became the second woman and the first woman of color to win an Oscar in the category.Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson became the first Black women to be awarded an Oscar for makeup and hairstyling for their work on “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.” The Netflix movie also won for costume design, adding to the studio’s total of seven wins for the night, out of a leading 36 nominations.

Movie lovers from across the globe, the day has finally arrived! Say aloha to Oscars 2021, which is currently taking place at the Dolby Theatre and Union Station in Los Angeles. The host-less award ceremony will be an in-person soirée as Zoom is not an option this time around like we saw at the Golden Globes 2021 and SAG Awards 2021.When it comes to the nominations, David Fincher's Mank leads the pack with 10 noms while following with six noms each is Minari, Nomadland, Sound of Metal, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Judas and the Black Messiah and The Father.

Oscars history.The 39-year-old filmmaker is the first Asian-American woman to win the Academy Award for Best Director, taking home a golden statuette for “Nomadland” Sunday.“My entire ‘Nomadland’ company what a crazy once-in-a-lifetime we’ve been on together. I’m so grateful to you,” she said from LA’s Union Station.“I’ve been thinking a lot lately of how I keep going where things get hard and I think it goes back to something I learned when I was a kid when I was growing up in China with dad and I would play this game,” she said and began to recite a poem she learned as a child in Chinese.“‘People at birth are inherently good,'” she said.

Minari star, who turned nine on Saturday (24 April), arrived on the Los Angeles red carpet – and was clearly very excited to be there with the film’s producer, Christina Oh. Shortly before the event kicked off, a video of the actor dancing in his suit did the rounds on Twitter.

Maane Khatchatourian News Editor, Variety.comA whopping 441 days after the last Oscars, the 93rd Academy Awards are finally here to celebrate the best films of the year.Unlike other awards shows during the COVID-19 pandemic, Hollywood’s biggest night will be held in person, and televised live on ABC from the Dolby Theatre and Union Station in Los Angeles. All nominees and guests had to have a minimum of two COVID-19 PCR tests performed by the Academy’s vendor and a total of three tests in the week leading up to the telecast.“Mank,” David Fincher’s drama about “Citizen Kane” screenwriter Herman J.

Oscars 2021 take place in Los Angeles tonight (April 25), with the likes of Minari, Promising Young Woman and Nomadland all in the running for the awards.David Fincher’s Mank goes into the ceremony with 10 nominations – the most one film has received this year – including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography and more.Nomadland, The Father, Judas And The Black Messiah, Sound Of Metal, The Trial Of The Chicago 7 and Minari have six nods apiece, with all of them in the running for Best Picture.

Oscar nominations ahead of tonight’s ceremony. Due to the pandemic, the annual ceremony was pushed back from its usual time slot to 25 April.

The 2021 Oscars air Sunday, April 25, at 8 p.m. on ABC.

Oscars are finally upon us, with the 93rd Academy Awards scheduled to take place tomorrow (25 April) at the Union Station, the main railway station in Los Angeles, famous for its blend of Art Deco and Mission Revival architectural styles. Filmmakers, on-screen stars and behind-the-scenes masterminds will be gathering once again to celebrate the best talent that cinema has to offer.

Oscars are finally upon us, with the 93rd Academy Awards scheduled to take place tomorrow (25 April) at the Union Station, the main railway station in Los Angeles, famous for its blend of Art Deco and Mission Revival architectural styles. Filmmakers, on-screen stars and behind-the-scenes masterminds will be gathering once again to celebrate the best talent that cinema has to offer.

bracing themselves for all-time low TV ratings, we are told, due to limited audience awareness of this year’s low-key crop of nominees. Yet for those interested, it’s never been easier to do Oscar catchup viewing: all but four of the 40-odd features nominated for a golden statuette this year are available to watch online.

While the nominees for the 93rd annual Academy Awards were unveiled a month ago and the event is coming up on Sunday, there is still time to see some major titles you may have missed. Leading the nominees this year isMank,which received 10 nods including best picture, best director for David Fincher, best actor for Gary Oldman and best actress for Amanda Seyfried.

Will win: Nomadland Should win: Nomadland Shoulda been a contender: Quo Vadis, Aida?Will win: David Fincher for MankShould win: Chloé Zhao for Nomadland Shoulda been a contender: Christopher Nolan for TenetWill win: Anthony Hopkins for The Father Should win: Anthony Hopkins for The FatherShoulda been a contender: Lance Henriksen for FallingWill win: Vanessa Kirby for Pieces of a WomanShould win: Frances McDormand for NomadlandShoulda been a contender: Rosamund Pike for I Care A LotWill win: Daniel Kaluuya for Judas and the Black MessiahShould win: Daniel Kaluuya for Judas and the Black MessiahShoulda been a contender: Michael Stuhlbarg for ShirleyWill win: Amanda Seyfried for MankShould win: Youn Yuh-jung for MinariShoulda been a contender:

The last guild award ceremony of this long protracted awards season went to the American Society of Cinematographers and they were in a “Mank” mood for the 2021 ASC Awards. Their premiere honor went to Erik Messerschmidt for his work on David Fincher‘s passion project.