Patricia Arquette

Patricia Arquette Supports Trans People at GLAAD Awards: 'Can You Hear Us Jeff Sessions?'

By Cady Lang

Patricia Arquette Slams the Oscars For Omitting Her Trans Sister Alexis Arquette From the 'In Memoriam' Segment

By Cady Lang

James Van Der Beek on Starring in CSI: Cyber: 'I Feel Like I Signed on With the New York Yankees'

By Melissa Locker

Patricia Arquette Addresses Oscar Speech Criticism

By Daniel D'Addario
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These Four Policy Issues Got Our Attention at the Oscars

Hollywood is never shy about sharing its thoughts on politics, especially on Oscar night. But after the acceptance speeches fade, what happens next? Here’s a look at the status of several issues raised at the...

By Justin Worland

The Oscars Were a Night of Mild Surprises, Including Neil Patrick Harris

While the awards themselves went mostly as expected, the show's host didn't entirely rise to the occasion

By Daniel D'Addario

Watch Patricia Arquette Win Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars

She used her speech to demand equal pay for women — and Meryl Streep loved it

By Daniel D'Addario and Charlotte Alter

The Indie Spirit Awards and the Oscars, or (Why Does Hollywood Hate Itself?)

The Spirits go to the very indie films that Oscar is likely to award tonight. When will Hollywood return to honoring its own best product?

By Richard Corliss

The Uncomfortable Truth at the Oscars

The Best Supporting Actress roles are depressingly obvious: mother, daughter, girlfriend or witch

By Charlotte Alter

All Oscar Ballots Should Be as Honest as This One

An Oscar voter stoked controversy with her thoughts on Patricia Arquette and Selma — and her candor is refreshing

By Daniel D'Addario

Great Storytelling Was the Real Winner at the Golden Globes

Innovative fiction triumphed in an evening that balanced the pert comedy stylings of hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler with heartfelt declarations of solidarity with fallen French cartoonists

By Richard Corliss

Who'll Win the Golden Globes — Besides Michael Keaton and Boyhood?

A surfeit of celebrities and a few surprises are in store for Sunday's installment of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual star schmooze

By Richard Corliss

Golden Globes Guide

It's the most competitive awards race in years

By Daniel D'Addario

Boyhood Wins Another Top Prize

The film is cleaning up on the awards circuit

By Elizabeth Barber

Boyhood Picks Up Three New York Film Critics Circle Awards

The twelve-year project picks up best film, director, and supporting actress at the season's first major awards ceremony

By Daniel D'Addario

Reese Witherspoon: Stop Face-Shaming Renee Zellweger

Calls sniping "cruel"

By Charlotte Alter

Everything You Need to Know About the Making of Boyhood Over 12 Years

TIME speaks to director Richard Linklater and stars Ellar Coltrane and Patricia Arquette about their unprecedented project

By Katy Steinmetz

REVIEW: Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood' Is a Thrilling Epic of Ordinary Life

The movie that took a dozen years to make — a few days each year — portrays the growth of a Texas kid from grade school to college, and provides an indelible family album of American life

By Richard Corliss

The Camera Adds 12 Years

Richard Linklater’s "Boyhood" watches actors age for over a decade

By Katy Steinmetz

Boyhood Wins Best Film at Seattle Film Festival

Richard Linklater's groundbreaking movie about a boy's life was filmed in short bursts over 12 years with the same cast

By Megan Gibson
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