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Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 7:49PM 
- Emma Stone when asked about her dress. (Early contender for quote of the evening. Are you watching the Golden Globes tonight?)
Winner List | Jimmy Fallon La La Land Opening | Golden tweeting
Emma vs. Isabelle | Ryan & Andrew Kiss-Kiss | Best Dressed Men
Saturday, December 31, 2016 at 2:31PM 
We've been attacking 2016 from multiple angles for a year in review list-frenzy. We never quite finish in time so we'll spill into the new year a bit as we do.
But let's get festive for New Year's Eve with Jose's list of the year's Best Actress at an Event looks...
If ever there was a year where beauty was needed and much welcomed in any form we could get it, it definitely was 2016. Fortunately the world of fashion did not disappoint, and we saw a return to old Hollywood glamour that certainly served as a palate cleanser from the harshness of the modern world. Floral prints, dazzling metallics and princess moments made a splash on the red carpet, while more avant garde couture remained mostly on the runway.
The 10 best dressers, as always, were able to combine the best of both worlds. See the full list after the jump...
Thursday, December 29, 2016 at 12:24PM by Jorge Molina
During the 85th Academy Awards, there was a somewhat arbitrary musical tribute to three modern musicals in between Seth MacFarlane's sexist monologue and Jennifer Lawrence's fall: Chicago, Dreamgirls, and Les Misérables. Besides being the soundtrack of my college experience, I noticed that all three had one thing in common: they had all won Oscars for their Supporting Actresses.
This threw me into a rabbit hole of IMDb pages, Wikipedia charts, and showtune playlists to look into the historic relation between movie musicals, supporting actresses, and the Academy Awards. If I’d put this much effort into my thesis, I might have graduated in time...
Friday, December 23, 2016 at 6:00PM 
Katey, Nick, Joe and Nathaniel talk two Best Picture contenders along with conversational detours that pop up as these detours do. The podcast will return in the New Year.
Index (43 minutes)
00:01 LION (and movie titles)
12:15 LA LA LAND (divisive direction!)
27:10 BEST PIC & LIST-MAKING (tis the season)
31:13 CHRISTMAS MEDLEY (Rent, Kermit, Judy G)
You can listen to the podcast here at the bottom of the post or download from iTunes. Continue the conversations in the comments and please have very happy and safe holidays until we're chatting at you again in January (probably around Golden Globes weekend January 8th-ish).
Friday, December 23, 2016 at 12:00PM In this weekly feature from Murtada we will follow the Oscar contenders and examine how their many interviews and appearances impact their chances. This week we check in with Emma Stone, Octavia Spencer, Ryan Reynolds, and Michelle Williams.
Emma Stone
It seems every week there is some event or interview with one of the stars of La La Land. That campaign is going on full throttle to maintain the film’s frontrunner status...
