As for Davis, that's a pretty good sampling. Could have gone with "Of Human Bondage", in which she is just goddamn terrifying and which should have gotten her an Oscar.

I would have picked "Grand Hotel", the Best Picture of 1932, over that "A Woman's Face" flick. Crawford is great in it, and it has a great ensemble cast with John and Lionel Barrymore, Garbo, Wallace Beery. And it was when she was young and shocking lovely rather than that brassy look she got later.

As an outsider, I guess I'm free to say that the good folks of Wisconsin have all the shit they are eating right now coming to them. Voted for Johnson instead of Feingold in 2010. Given a chance to rectify that mistake, voted for Johnson again. Voted for Scott Walker three goddamn times. Voted for Trump.

People know all these real estate shows are fake, right?

Just a tiny whiff of racism in this article.

Dunaway says "You're terrible." Yes, she thought Warren was being goofy.

"it’s also akin to scaring the crap out of a little kid for 30 seconds and then smothering her with cotton candy for an hour."

Milli Vanilli were just a few years ahead of the curve.

Stuff like this makes me feel like all art criticism is a load of shit.

Living in relative comfort until he killed himself three years after the Welles movie was released, right before he was going to be extradited to France for trial.

BOMP, BOMP BOMP BOMP BOMP

It IS about him, dammit.

"Clouds in your coffee" makes perfect sense. It's what you see when you mix the cream.

That Dissolve review of "Birdman" was just unhinged. I think the director must have killed the critic's dog or something.

JACK GERMOND!

Got that idiot who played Hawking an Oscar, that's what it did.

There were runner-up awards at the first ceremony.

Have the voting live! Call out the nominees and give everyone in the hall two minutes to vote.

Why is Emil Jannings embarrassing? Because he went back home and acted for the Nazis?

"The Jazz Singer" was tremendously influential, and as a film it's absolute shit.