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Jack Reynor Named First Honoree of 21st Oscar Wilde Awards

Irish American actor Jack Reynor will be honored at the 21st Oscar Wilde Awards. Organized by the US-Ireland Alliance, the event is scheduled for March 11 at Los Angeles’ Ebell theater, three days before the Academy Awards.

  • Jack Reynor is the first announced honoree of the 21st Oscar Wilde Awards.
  • The ceremony will be held March 11 at the Ebell theater in Los Angeles.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
Awards seasonSingle source

2026–2027 awards calendar: Oscars, guilds and key dates

Organizers and professional guilds are filling in the 2026–2027 film awards calendar. The schedule includes nomination announcements and ceremonies for the DGA, ACE, ASC, Spirit Awards and other groups.

  • The 2026–2027 schedule covers the Oscars, guild awards and the Film Independent Spirit Awards.
  • The 2028 Oscars ceremony will be the awards’ 100th anniversary.
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Deadline Film
Home appliancesPrimary source

Samsung receives multiple IFA Innovation Awards 2026 honors for home appliances

Samsung Electronics said its latest home appliances received multiple honors at the IFA Innovation Awards 2026. The Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner won in Best in Design and was named an honoree in Best in Home Appliances.

  • Samsung received multiple honors at the IFA Innovation Awards 2026 for new home appliances.
  • The Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner won in Best in Design.
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Updates and patchesSingle source

Cyberpunk 2077 version 2.5 ‘Edgerunners II’ launches October 22

CD Projekt RED and Virtuos will release Cyberpunk 2077 version 2.5 on October 22. The update adds quests, gear, a radio station and cross-platform mod support, while the Switch 2 version will follow in the subsequent days.

  • Cyberpunk 2077 version 2.5 launches October 22 on PS5, Xbox Series and PC.
  • The “Clampdown” side quest awards gear based on the character King.
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DocumentarySingle source

Doc Talk Podcast Goes Live at Hot Springs With Four Oscar Contenders

The Doc Talk Podcast recorded a live episode at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival with filmmakers behind four documentaries gaining momentum in the Oscar race. The films are American Doctor, To Hold a Mountain, Closure and Once Upon a Time in Harlem.

  • Filmmakers behind four documentaries joined a live Doc Talk episode at the Hot Springs festival.
  • The films are American Doctor, To Hold a Mountain, Closure and Once Upon a Time in Harlem.
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Deadline Film
OscarsSingle source

Why ‘You Can See Everything’ Could Win Best Picture at the Oscars

The article examines why ‘You Can See Everything’ is being considered a potential Best Picture contender at the Oscars. The film is described as an unconventional work that reshaped the movie landscape in a single weekend.

  • ‘You Can See Everything’ is presented as a potential Best Picture winner.
  • The film is described as an unprecedented cinematic wildcard.
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Oscar PredictionsSingle source

Oscar Predictions: Scott Feinberg Updates His Forecast After Festivals and Premieres

The Hollywood Reporter awards executive editor Scott Feinberg released an updated assessment of the Oscar race. His mid-October forecast follows several film festivals, the theatrical premieres of “You Can See Everything” and “La Bola Negra,” and the Academy Museum Gala.

  • Scott Feinberg published an updated forecast of the Oscar race.
  • The assessment follows several film festivals.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
ActorsSingle source

Jesse Eisenberg Says Razzie Win Cost Him Studio Movie Roles After ‘Batman v Superman’

Jesse Eisenberg said he was shut out of studio films after winning a Razzie for “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” He said the industry no longer wanted him to appear in a superhero movie.

  • Jesse Eisenberg said the Razzie win was followed by his loss of access to studio movie roles.
  • The actor said the industry did not want him in superhero films.
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Variety Film
Theatrical ReleasesSingle source

‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ Set for Oscar-Qualifying Run in New York

Cohen Media Group will release ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ at New York City’s The Quad on December 4 for an Oscar-qualifying run. The film, starring Anders Danielsen Lie, Bill Pullman and Laurie Metcalf, will expand to a wider release on January 9, 2027.

  • Cohen Media Group will open ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ at The Quad in New York on December 4.
  • The film’s wider release is scheduled for January 9, 2027.
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Film musicSingle source

‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ composer calls for protecting art from AI at WSA Film Music Days

Composer Simon Franglen spoke against replacing human creativity with artificial intelligence at a WSA Film Music Days panel in Ghent. Discussing his work on “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” he pointed to the emotion created by hundreds of musicians performing together.

  • Simon Franglen discussed AI’s risks to human creativity at a World Soundtrack Awards panel in Ghent.
  • Hundreds of musicians took part in recording the score for “Avatar: Fire and Ash.”
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International film festivalsSingle source

Iranian drama ‘Midday Meal’ wins Busan festival’s top prize and Oscar pathway

Majid Majidi’s Iranian drama ‘Midday Meal’ won the top prize at the Busan International Film Festival. The jury’s unanimous decision gives the film a route into Oscar consideration for best international feature.

  • Majid Majidi’s ‘Midday Meal’ won best film at the Busan International Film Festival.
  • The seven-member jury, led by Zhang Yimou, made the decision unanimously.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
FilmmakersSingle source

Jessie Buckley urges film industry to back grassroots talent over Oscar campaigns

Jessie Buckley said the film industry may place too much emphasis on Oscar marketing campaigns instead of nurturing emerging filmmakers. She spoke in London at the BFI and Chanel awards, where four recipients each received £20,000.

  • Jessie Buckley said nurturing emerging filmmakers may offer more potential than large Oscar marketing campaigns.
  • Four BFI and Chanel award recipients each received £20,000 to develop their work.
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DocumentarySingle source

MUBI Releases ‘Nuisance Bear’ Trailer Ahead of Documentary’s Theatrical Release

MUBI has released the trailer for “Nuisance Bear,” directed and filmed by Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden. The documentary about encounters between polar bears and humans was awarded at Sundance and received five Critics Choice Documentary Awards nominations.

  • MUBI released the “Nuisance Bear” trailer and announced a theatrical release plan.
  • Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden directed and filmed the documentary.
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Deadline Film
Awards and industrySingle source

‘Obsession’ star Inde Navarrette discusses sudden fame and a possible sequel

Inde Navarrette discussed her rapid rise after the release of “Obsession” and growing Oscar attention for her performance. The Awards Chatter episode was recorded before 500 students at Chapman University.

  • “Obsession” was made for $750,000 and has grossed more than $500 million worldwide.
  • The 25-year-old Inde Navarrette is receiving best actress Oscar attention.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
Documentary filmSingle source

‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Earns Five Critics Choice Documentary Award Nominations

‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ received five nominations for the Critics Choice Documentary Awards. The film also premiered at Sundance and screened at the Cannes, Telluride, Toronto and New York film festivals.

  • ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ received five Critics Choice Documentary Award nominations.
  • The film premiered at Sundance.
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Apple IntelligenceSingle source

Apple brings Apple Intelligence and Siri AI to Apple TV with tvOS 27.2 beta

Apple announced Apple Intelligence features for Apple TV, including a more conversational Siri AI, personalized content search and summaries of smart-camera activity. The beta will arrive with tvOS 27.2 on second-generation Apple TV 4K and later models.

  • Apple has added Siri AI and Apple Intelligence features to Apple TV.
  • The beta will be available with tvOS 27.2 on second-generation Apple TV 4K and later models.
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MacRumors
AppleSingle source

Apple announces fourth-generation Apple TV 4K with A19 chip and updated Siri Remote

Apple announced the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K with an A19 chip, Apple Intelligence-powered Siri and an updated Siri Remote. Pre-orders are open, with U.S. sales starting November 13 at $299.

  • Apple introduced the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K with an A19 chip.
  • Apple says the A19 offers up to 50% faster CPU and twice the graphics performance.
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MoviesSingle source

Apple TV releases trailer for ‘Being Heumann’ about 1977 disability rights protest

Apple TV has released the official trailer for Siân Heder’s film ‘Being Heumann.’ The movie will premiere on the platform on November 13 after a limited theatrical release beginning November 6.

  • Apple TV has released the official trailer for ‘Being Heumann.’
  • The platform premiere is set for November 13 after a theatrical release beginning November 6.
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9to5Mac
Awards SeasonSingle source

Andrew Garfield Responds to Oscar Buzz After ‘Artificial’ London Reception

Andrew Garfield has responded to Oscar buzz surrounding his performance as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in ‘Artificial’. Luca Guadagnino’s film received strong reviews after its world premiere at the New York Film Festival, but is not scheduled for theatrical release until December.

  • Andrew Garfield is generating Oscar buzz for playing Sam Altman in ‘Artificial’.
  • The film covers five days in 2023, from Altman’s firing to his reinstatement.
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Variety Film
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John Malkovich Says Oscars Campaigns Are Now the Only Way to Fill Theaters

John Malkovich said an Oscars campaign is now the only way to persuade people to go to movie theaters. He made the remark to a London Film Festival audience on Sunday, as “Wild Horse Nine” began its awards-season campaign.

  • John Malkovich called an Oscars campaign the only way to encourage people to go to theaters.
  • The actor is at the start of the awards campaign for “Wild Horse Nine.”
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
AwardsSingle source

Palestinian photographer Mahmoud Abu Hamda wins Bayeux war correspondent award

Palestinian photographer Mahmoud Abu Hamda won the photography prize at the Bayeux war correspondent awards. The Washington Post, NPR and CNN took the top prizes in print, radio and television for reports from Ukraine, Gaza and the West Bank, respectively.

  • Mahmoud Abu Hamda won the photography prize at the Bayeux war correspondent awards.
  • The Washington Post took the top print prize for reports from Ukraine.
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Le Monde International
Academy AwardsSingle source

UK Selects ‘Rehearsals For A Revolution’ as Its Oscar Entry

The UK has selected Pegah Ahangarani’s documentary ‘Rehearsals For A Revolution’ as its entry for Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards. The film follows Ahangarani’s experience of exile and revisits more than 40 years of Iran’s history.

  • The UK has submitted ‘Rehearsals For A Revolution’ for the international category at the 99th Oscars.
  • The film follows Iranian filmmaker Pegah Ahangarani’s exile and her life in London.
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Deadline Film
Wars and conflictsSingle source

One year into Gaza ceasefire, more than 1,400 Palestinians killed in attacks

One year after the Gaza ceasefire took effect on Oct. 10, 2025, the promised international peacekeeping force and reconstruction have not materialized. Israel’s military controls about 70% of the territory, while more than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed in attacks, Gaza’s Health Ministry says.

  • A year after the ceasefire began, the promised peacekeeping force and reconstruction have not arrived in Gaza.
  • Israel’s military controls about 70% of the territory.
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NPR World
Oscar campaignsSingle source

Netflix Plans Oscar Push for Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’

Netflix is planning an Oscar campaign for Lee Chang-dong’s Korean film “Possible Love,” including a push for Jeon Do-yeon in the Best Actress race. The effort comes seven award seasons after “Parasite” won Best Picture.

  • Netflix is planning an Oscar campaign for “Possible Love.”
  • Jeon Do-yeon is being promoted for Best Actress.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
OscarsSingle source

Rwanda Selects ‘Ben’Imana’ as Its First Entry in the International Feature Race

Rwanda has selected ‘Ben’Imana’ as its first submission for the Oscar international feature film category. The source does not provide the film’s director, cast or further details.

  • ‘Ben’Imana’ will be Rwanda’s first submission for the Oscar international feature film category.
  • The film will represent Rwanda in the international feature race.
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Variety Film
OscarsSingle source

Rwanda Makes Its First International Feature Oscar Submission with ‘Ben’Imana’

Rwanda has selected Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo’s debut feature ‘Ben’Imana’ as its first submission for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film. The film, about justice and reconciliation for genocide survivors, premiered at Cannes and won two awards.

  • ‘Ben’Imana’ will be Rwanda’s first submission for the international feature Oscar.
  • The film is Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo’s debut feature.
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The Hollywood Reporter Movies
OscarsSingle source

Saudi Arabia Submits ‘A Matter Of Life & Death’ for International Feature Oscar

The Saudi Film Commission has selected Anas Ba Tahaf’s A Matter of Life and Death as the country’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards. Yaqoub Alfarhan and Sarah Taibah star as an unlikely couple in the Jeddah-set film.

  • The Saudi Film Commission selected A Matter of Life and Death as the country’s entry for the 99th Oscars.
  • Anas Ba Tahaf’s film is set in Jeddah.
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Deadline Film
International cinemaSingle source

Pakistan selects ‘Hanging by a Wire’ for 2027 Oscars international feature race

Pakistan has selected Mohammed Ali Naqvi’s documentary ‘Hanging by a Wire’ as its entry for the 2027 Oscars’ best international feature film category. The film focuses on a cable car emergency that took place in August 2023.

  • Pakistan has submitted ‘Hanging by a Wire’ for the 2027 Oscars.
  • Mohammed Ali Naqvi’s documentary examines a cable car emergency.
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OscarsSingle source

Pakistan selects documentary thriller ‘Hanging by a Wire’ for international feature Oscar

Mohammed Ali Naqvi’s documentary thriller “Hanging by a Wire” will represent Pakistan in the international feature film category at the 99th Academy Awards. It is the first documentary selected to represent the country in the category.

  • “Hanging by a Wire” will represent Pakistan in the international feature film category.
  • It is the first documentary selected to represent Pakistan in the category.
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Mobile devicesMultiple publishers

Apple commissions photographers for new ‘Shot on iPhone Duo’ camera campaign

Apple published a six-photo Instagram carousel for its “Shot on iPhone Duo” campaign, featuring work commissioned from Jake Michaels and Jason Nocito. Pre-orders open Friday, October 16, with deliveries and in-store availability beginning October 23.

  • Apple published six photos by Jake Michaels and Jason Nocito for the “Shot on iPhone Duo” campaign.
  • The iPhone Duo features 48-megapixel rear cameras and a 12-megapixel front camera.
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Awards seasonSingle source

Jesse Eisenberg Pushes Back on Oscar Buzz Around ‘The Debut’

Jesse Eisenberg’s musical comedy The Debut will open the Vancouver Film Festival on Thursday. After rave reactions in Telluride and Toronto, the film is already drawing Oscar speculation, including a possible acting nomination for Julianne Moore.

  • Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut will open the Vancouver Film Festival on Thursday night.
  • The film received rave reactions after screenings in Telluride and Toronto.
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Film festivalsSingle source

Two-time Oscar winner Christopher Hampton to chair Tallinn Film Festival jury

Christopher Hampton will chair the competition jury at the 30th Tallinn Film Festival. Producers Myriam Sassine and Julie Billy, cinematographer David Stump and actress Tiina Tauraite will also decide the competition awards.

  • Christopher Hampton will chair the competition jury at the 30th Tallinn Film Festival.
  • Producers Myriam Sassine and Julie Billy will serve on the jury.
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Film MusicSingle source

Lukas Dhont and Valentin Hadjadj to Discuss the Score for ‘Coward’

Lukas Dhont and Valentin Hadjadj will discuss the music for ‘Coward’ during the World Soundtrack Awards’ Film Music Days. A separate talk will focus on Edward Berger, Volker Bertelmann and ‘The Riders,’ starring Brad Pitt.

  • Lukas Dhont and Valentin Hadjadj will discuss the score for ‘Coward.’
  • Edward Berger and Volker Bertelmann will discuss the music for ‘The Riders.’
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AwardsSingle source

‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Eyes Best Picture Oscar Nomination After Festival Premiere

Following its New York Film Festival premiere, some fans are urging consideration of ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ for a Best Picture Oscar nomination. The previous film, ‘Godzilla Minus One,’ became the first Godzilla movie to win an Academy Award.

  • Following its New York Film Festival premiere, some fans called for ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ to be considered for Best Picture.
  • Takashi Yamazaki’s sequel received rave reviews at the festival.
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OscarsSingle source

Helen Mirren to Be Campaigned for Oscar for Playing Patricia Highsmith

Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment plan to campaign Helen Mirren for Best Actress at the upcoming 99th Oscars. The campaign is for her performance as author Patricia Highsmith in “A Talent For Murder.”

  • Helen Mirren will be campaigned for Best Actress for playing Patricia Highsmith.
  • Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment will lead the campaign for the 99th Oscars.
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International cinemaSingle source

Nagaland film Angh wins TIFF prize and gains an Oscar-qualification path

Theja Rio’s debut feature Angh has won the Platform Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival. The award gives the Konyak-language film a route to consideration for the 2027 Academy Awards’ International Feature Film category, but does not make it an Oscar nominee.

  • Theja Rio’s debut Angh has won the Platform Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
  • The Konyak-language film now has a route to consideration for the 2027 Academy Awards’ International Feature Film category.
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BBC World
OscarsSingle source

France selects Cannes Grand Prix winner ‘Minotaur’ for the 2027 Oscars

France’s Oscar committee has selected ‘Minotaur’ to represent the country at the 2027 Academy Awards. The film, directed by Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev and shot in Latvia, won the Cannes Grand Prix.

  • France’s selection committee chose ‘Minotaur’ as the country’s entry for the 2027 Oscars.
  • The film won the Cannes Grand Prix.
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Movies — NewsMultiple publishers

Jeremy Thomas, Producer of Oscar-Winning 'The Last Emperor,' Dies at 77

Jeremy Thomas, the British producer of The Last Emperor, died peacefully on Sept. 11, 2026, at 77, at his Oxfordshire country home. He founded Recorded Picture Company, produced over 80 features and won a European Film Award in 2006.

  • Jeremy Thomas died peacefully on Sept. 11, 2026, at his Oxfordshire home at 77.
  • He produced more than 80 films and founded Recorded Picture Company; he also co-founded HanWay Films.
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MoviesSingle source

Singapore Names Anthony Chen’s ‘We Are All Strangers’ as Its Oscar Entry for International Feature

Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers was selected as Singapore’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards. The pick was made by a Selection Committee from eligible members of the Singapore Film Commission Advisory Committee; the film previously competed in the main Berlin Film Festival lineup.

  • We Are All Strangers was named Singapore’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards.
  • The Selection Committee that chose the film was drawn from eligible members of the Singapore Film Commission Advisory Committee (SFCAC).
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MoviesSingle source

Moshe Rosenthal’s Tell Me Everything Wins Ophir Best Picture and Becomes Israel’s Oscar Submission

Moshe Rosenthal’s Tell Me Everything won Best Picture at the Ophir Awards and thereby became Israel’s official submission for the 2027 Oscars Best International Feature. The film collected 10 Ophir trophies after entering the night with a record 16 nominations.

  • Tell Me Everything won Best Picture at the Ophir Awards and thus became Israel’s official 2027 Oscars submission for Best International Feature.
  • The film won 10 Ophir trophies.
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Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ Opens in Venice as Netflix Builds Its Oscar Campaign

Danny Boyle’s newsroom drama ‘Ink’ opened the competition at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. The Netflix film received a four-minute standing ovation and then screened at Telluride and Toronto, ahead of a theatrical release in December and streaming in January.

  • ‘Ink’ opened the competition at the 83rd Venice Film Festival.
  • The film received a four-minute standing ovation at its premiere.
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