Humans, The (2021): Stephen Karam’s Feature Debut, Based on his Play (Dysfunctional )

The Humans takes its Tony-winning source material from stage to screen without sacrificing or compromising the essence of writer-director Stephen Karam’s dysfunctional drama, who make an impressive film debut.

Oscars 2022: VFX:–Most Non-Diverse Academy Branch

Despite aggressive inclusion efforts by the voting group, visual effects’ lack of representation stems from early gender disparities.

Oscars 2022: Sean Penn, Two-Time Oscar Winner, Encourages Boycott of the 2022 Telecast

The CORE co-founder and Oscar-winning actor said that it is attendees and winners’ “moment to shine and to protest and to boycott the Academy Awards” if Ukrainian leader Zelensky wasn’t invited.

Oscars 2022: Younger Viewer Like the Popular Oscar

Over 2,200 adults age 18 to 34 were surveyed nationally, revealing that only 6 percent make the ceremony annual  viewing, while 66 percent say the top category wins are major reason to tune in.

Oscar History: Box-Office Impact on Oscars TV Ratings?

Data from 36 telecasts shows that big grosses matter to viewership, and there’s historical edge for more popular films among the Academy membership.