Josh Rottenberg, Los Angeles Times

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Critics Choice Awards postponed due to Omicron concerns

Event had been scheduled to be held in person on January 9

Actresses Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon accept the award for Best Limited Series for HBO's 'Big Little Lies' at the 23rd Critics’ Choice Awards in Santa Monica, California, in 2018.

‘Ghostbusters’ revival gives franchise new life

How Jason and Ivan Reitman crossed their filmmaking streams to revive ‘Ghostbusters’

Ghostbusters: From Beyond

Hollywood film academy elects record number of women

In a push for diversity, 8 women have been elected, including actress Rita Wilson

Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson at the Academy Awards. Wilson is one of eight women elected to the board this year.

‘The Boys’ season finale even had its villain cheering

The epic final episode saw some of the show’s biggest moments yet

A still from 'The Boys'.

‘Black Widow’ postponed amid coronavirus crisis

The move follows the delay of tentpoles such as ‘F9’ and the new James Bond film

Black Widow

Will there be a sequel to ‘Spenser Confidential’?

Mark Wahlberg’s private eye character has appeared in almost 50 books

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Chris Pratt, Tom Holland bond over Marvel and ‘Onward’

They play elf brother who embark on a quest to bring their late father back to life

Chris Pratt, left, and Tom Holland, voice cast members in the animated film 'Onward'

‘What the hell?’ Trump blasts ‘Parasite’ Oscar win

US President also takes a jab at Supporting Actor winner Brad Pitt

'Parasite' director Bong Joon Ho

How ‘Parasite’ made Oscars history for South Korea

Bong Joon Ho’s satire is the first Korean film ever to earn a best picture nomination

How ‘Parasite’ made Oscars history for South Korea

How Adam Driver’s ‘Marriage Story’ got its Oscar buzz

Film by Noah Baumbach, also starring Scarlett Johansson, has been hailed as his best

Adam Driver.

Why Nigerian Oscar entry ‘Lionhart’ was disqualified

Academy rule states the film must have ‘a predominantly non-English dialogue track’

Nigerian Oscar entry ‘Lionhart’ disqualified for having too much English

‘Joker’ director Todd Phillips explains film’s ending

Audiences may be wondering whether there’s more to it than meets the eye

This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows Joaquin Phoenix in a scene from "Joker," in theaters on Oct. 4. (Niko Tavernise/Warner Bros. Pictures via AP)

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