Oscars 2020 Recap: Ratings Dive, Biggest Snubs, And Best Films
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, our hosts break down the biggest winners and losers of this year’s Academy Awards ceremony.
Brad Pitt Regrets Having More Time To Accept Oscar Than John Bolton Had At Impeachment Trial
If you had “John Bolton” on your Oscars bingo card, Sunday was your night. Brad Pitt made sure of it.
The Federalist’s Guide To The 2020 Oscars
Prepare for Sunday’s Academy Awards by reviewing a year’s worth of Federalist takes on the nominees.
Why ‘Once Upon A Time’ Deserve Best Picture At This Year’s Oscars
Hollywood doesn’t have a higher honor to give and until Congress starts bequeathing medals to dorky gangster directors for perfect movies, the Oscar will have to do.
Despite Overwhelming ‘Whiteness,’ This Year’s Oscar Nominations Show The Academy Awards Might Actually Be Fun
It is refreshing to see the Academy buck the outrage culture crying over “inequality,” and it is a delight to see films we all loved get recognition in a circle that seemed to have been shrinking around more unpopular films each year.
Brad Pitt Would Have Shared The Raft
Turning his attention to costar Leo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt went all the way back to the frigid waters of the Atlantic to take a good-natured jab at his friend.
The Best Movies Of The 2010s
Let’s enjoy what Hollywood produced the decade before streaming giants really disrupted the landscape.
Brad Pitt Star Power Saves Self-Sabotaging ‘Ad Astra’
‘Ad Astra’ is essentially Brad Pitt’s one-man show. And he shines.
Tarantino Remixes Retro Tinseltown In ‘Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood’
From 1960s Hollywood glitz and glamour to Manson clan crime, Quentin Tarantino’s latest creation promises a wild and terrific ride.
What Brad Pitt Could Learn From Prince Harry About Life’s Tragedies
Sometimes, celebrities are open and vulnerable to a fault. GQ Magazine’s recent interview with Brad Pitt definitely falls into that category.
What’s Behind Big-Name Actors’ Migration To Television
Brad Pitt’s new ‘War Machine,’ out on Netflix in May, is part of a remarkable shift in star power towards television over the past 30 years.
‘Allied’ Blends Fear And Fidelity To Create A Fascinating Espionage Flick
‘Allied’ is a fascinating, intense film—but it would be even better if it the story’s central tension were allowed to fully percolate.
Why Does Anyone Care About Brangelina’s Divorce?
Whether we want to admit it or not, celebrities become our idols from afar. So we are happy when beautiful people are happy, and angry when they divorce.
I’m Shamefully Neutral On The Great Jen Versus Angelina Debate
Anyone can give voice to the voiceless, Angelina. I give absolution to the opinionless. I am woman, hear me meh.
Two Recent Oddball Movies You Probably Haven’t Seen But Should
The 2014 movies “Fury” and “Locke” discuss war and an existential crisis realistically, but without cynicism. No wonder the Academy didn’t approve.
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