Oscars 2014: Jennifer Lawrence (left) is nominated for Best Supporting Actress and Amy Adams for Best Actress, both for their roles in American Hustle. Photo credit: Annapurna Productions LLC.
Irked by the lack of women oscar noms? This DGA news might soothe you.
At age 82, Patricia Norris, 12 Years A Slave‘s costume designer, is nominated — again!
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Writer Tracey Wigfield has practical advice for aspiring screenwriters.
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