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<h1>Julianne Moore wins for Oscars 2015 Best Actress</h1> Julianne Moore, who won the best actress Oscar on Sunday, was a delayed prodigy who turned 30 preceding she hit the wide screen – yet has more than compensated for it from that point onward. The 54-year-old redhead, who stars as a...

<h1>Eddie Redmayne wins for Oscars 2015 Best Actor</h1> British Actor Eddie Redmayne has won the best on-screen character Oscar for The Theory of Everything, while Julianne Moore grabbed best performer for Still Alice. Redmayne thanked his "stunning accomplice in wrongdoing", co-star...

<h1>2015 Oscars Nominations | Oscar Predictions | 87th Academy Award Nominations</h1> OSCAR NOMINATIONS IN BEST PICTURE # American Sniper # Birdman # Boyhood OSCAR NOMINATIONS IN BEST ACTOR # Steve Carell, (Foxcatcher) # Bradley Cooper, (American Sniper) # Benedict Cumberbatch, (The...

There was a moment in this year's Oscar telecast which many thought was a snooze. Scott Rudin, giddy with excitement at having won an Oscar for Best Picture for No Country for Old Men thanked his partner, John Barlow. "Honey, without you this would be hardware." Now just picture an awards night...

NEW DELHI: Deepa Mehta's film 'Water' about the plight of widows in 1930s India has been shortlisted in the best foreign film category for the Oscars. The Canadian film, which stars John Abraham and Lisa Ray, finds place in the list along with the acclaimed 'Black Book' from the Netherlands...

New Delhi: The stage is set for the year 2006 being a path-breaking year, in India's quest for the Oscars. After the entry of as many as three Indian films for the Best Foreign Film category at the Oscars awards this year, comes the news that Rang De Basanti, chosen by the Film Federation of...

MUMBAI: The Film Federation of India has just announced that Rang De Basanti will be India’s nomination for the Academy Awards’ Best Foreign Language Film award. It’s a worthy choice and certainly shows how the selection process has evolved from the days when it was decided by a cabal of critics...

It's official: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Rang De Basanti is India's entry to the Oscars next year. The debate this year has been frenzied -- even among you, dear readers -- especially because only nine films were submitted to the Film Federation of India. Barring the Marathi Bhook and Telugu...