Oscars

American Sniper Killer Found Guilty

By Kevin McSpadden

See What Chris Kyle's Widow Brought to the Oscars

By Kevin McSpadden

Sorry, Haters: America Loved Lady Gaga at the Oscars

By Ashley Ross and Daniel D'Addario

These Four Policy Issues Got Our Attention at the Oscars

By Justin Worland
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How Hollywood's Finest Partied After the Oscars Ended

The most popular responses were eat, drink and party

By People

Don't Tear Down Patricia Arquette for a Well-Intentioned Speech

It's important to find a way to critique her comments about the rights of others without dismissing her feminist message

By Eliana Dockterman

Making the 'In Memoriam' Montage at the Oscars Is More Complicated Than It Seems

Did Joan Rivers get snubbed?

By Lily Rothman

Birdman Soared, But Selma Stole the Show at the Oscars

In an elephantine spectacle with few awards surprises, the Martin Luther King, Jr. movie provided a song and two acceptance speeches for the ages

By Richard Corliss

Lady Gaga's Oscar Performance: Love It or Hate It?

Julie Andrews loved Lady Gaga's performance at the Oscars, but did you?

By Ashley Ross

Watch Jimmy Kimmel Prove No One Knows Anything About Oscar Movies

But they'll pretend they do

By Laura Stampler

An Oscars Telecast Saved by the Music

Stellar performances from John Legend, Lady Gaga and others injected excitement into an often moribund show

By James Poniewozik

Watch John Travolta Finally Get Idina Menzel's Name Right at the Oscars

Travolta redeemed himself after "Adele Dazeem" — sort of

By Eliana Dockterman

Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lopez Took an Amazing Selfie at the Oscars

The pair bonded over Patricia Arquette's call-to-arms over wage equality

By Eliana Dockterman

Watch Neil Patrick Harris Re-Enact Birdman’s Underwear Scene

With help from Miles Teller on the drums

By Eliana Dockterman

Here's the Greatest Year in Oscar History

This year marks the 75th anniversary of 'the most memorable twelve months in the history of the American cinema'

By Lily Rothman

In Soviet Russia, the Oscars Host You

In 1958, Oscars host Bob Hope may have made comedy history

By Lily Rothman

See Celebrities Walk the Red Carpet

All your favorite stars, from Neil Patrick Harris to Anna Kendrick

By TIME Photo

Watch Apple's New Oscars iPad Ad

It features Martin Scorsese

By Justin Worland

How Television Changed the Oscars

The awards were first broadcast on TV in 1953. Bob Hope's advice that year? Watch the losers

By Lily Rothman

Here's How to Livestream the Oscars

Live coverage begins at 7 p.m. ET Sunday

By Justin Worland
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