Most Oscars Statuettes Are Only Worth $1
Winners who've fallen on hard times might want to look for something else to sell
Take a Stroll Down Colonial Street, Film and TV’s Most Iconic Suburban Set
From The 'Burbs to Desperate Housewives, Colonial Street has long been entertainment's go-to Anytown, USA
Guillermo del Toro Gave a Passionate Speech on Immigration at His Walk of Fame Unveiling
"I'm a Mexican and I am an immigrant"
L.A.’s Arts District Has Become an Around-the-Clock Movie Set—and Not Everyone’s a Fan
As the neighborhood grows, residents and movie crews are attempting to figure out how to coexist
8 Amazing Movies Directed by Women You Should Watch This Oscars Season, Nominated or Not
But, you know, congratulations to those men
The Anatomy of an Oscar Statuette
Who's the guy? What's it made of? What happens to the extras?
Quentin Tarantino Fields Questions About Roman Polanski, Violence Against Women at Cannes
A press conference after a screening of his new film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, had a few awkward moments
As Mnuchin’s Hollywood Ties Dog Him, His Wife Is Still Trying to Make It in the Movies
Louise Linton isn't letting her husband's position as Treasury Secretary derail her big-screen aspirations
In L.A., the Economic Impact of the Oscars Is Huge
The big show has benefits even economists can't measure
Rotten Tomatoes Is Limiting Comments Because Trolls Really Hate Women That Much
They couldn’t say anything nice, so now nobody gets to say anything at all