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This year has seen the release of a varied collection of nostalgic films about film making. Damien Chazelle’s Babylon looks at the excesses of 1920s and 30s Hollywood; Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans explores the position of film in the director’s own childhood in the 1960s, and Sam Mendes’ Empire of…

The Academy Awards in 2023 were a less scandalous affair than last year – although host Jimmy Kimmel never let us forget “the slap”, with so many jokes it was verging on a dead-horse-beating situation.

Before the winners are announced, see how much you know about the movies, directors and actors up for Academy Awards past and present.

Time for a round of Oscar trivia! Here are some intriguing facts about this year's slate of nominees.

LOS ANGELES — Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Frank Gehry-designed home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, celebrates its 20th anniversary this year with a 2023-24 season that will pay tribute to the hall and its architect, the orchestra is expected to announce Tuesday — on Gehry's 94th birthday.

Jessie J performed an acoustic concert at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London last night, where she donned an edgy sheer outfit which showcased the pregnant singer's baby bump

LOS ANGELES — In olden times, part of the fun in watching the Oscars via this medium we used to call "TV" was parsing the early awards given during the show and imagining how they were creating a narrative and, perhaps, forecasting which movie would win the ceremony's last prize.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said it’s critical the U.S. central bank remain committed to its 2% inflation goal, and emphasized monetary policy must bring supply and demand into better balance to lower inflation.

The SA government is accused of choosing to look after certain communities while neglecting others.

From Shirley Temple to James Ivory, we look at who has won the most accolades in Hollywood.

Stocks ended lower Thursday amid peak inflation and solid GDP growth, but bonds continue to flash recession warnings for the world's biggest economy.