ACADEMY AWARDS SPECIAL EDITION
Nominations for the 89th annual Academy Awards will be announced bright and early tomorrow morning, so in preparation here is SSN’s rundown of all you need to know.
2017 Oscar Nominations Predictions By Film: ‘La La Land’ Will Make History With Record-Tying 14 Bids
La La Land will tie the record for the most Oscar nominations ever according to predictions. Gold Derby is predicting a whopping 14 bids for the modern-day musical romance, which would tie the record shared by All About Eve and Titanic. (GD)
Final Oscar Predictions: 5 Lingering Questions With Nominations On The Way
Ballots were due on Friday and the nail-biting will finally cease at 5am on Tuesday, Jan. 24. It’s been another jam-packed phase one for Oscar season, though one that didn’t have quite as many twists and turns as you’d expect. (VAR)
Deadline’s Pete Hammond & Gold Derby’s Tom O’Neil Predict Final Best Picture Nominees In Latest Smackdown (Watch)
Gold Derby’s Tom O’Neil and Deadline’s Pete Hammond go at it again, trying to determine exactly how it will all fall into place in the hotly contested Best Picture race this year. (AW)
2017 Oscar Predictions By Indiewire
Academy voters have turned in their nominations ballots. Get a rundown on frontrunners in each category here. (IW)
Oscar Watch: Heading For The Last Roundup Before Nominations
Time for another edition of Oscar Watch, as we puzzle through the latest news and developments leading up to the academy’s revealing of its nominees on Jan. 24. (LAT)
2017 Oscar Nominations Predictions: Who Will Make the Cut?
Colliders’ predictions for the nominees in all of the categories using every piece of possible information to predict what they think will land on the Academy’s shortlist. (COLL)
Oscar Nominations: How Will The Newest Members Affect The Results?
Now that group of 683 people, which is 46 percent women and 41 percent people of color, is getting its first say in the Oscars, just how much these new members will affect the taste culture at the Academy? (VF)
Oscar Ballots 2017: Here’s What’s Happens Next
What, exactly, are those guys from PricewaterhouseCoopers doing with the choices that 6,687 potential voters have made in 24 different categories? (WRAP)