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The award ceremony, back for its 81st-year celebration, airs live on Sunday, Jan. 7 on CBS.

I was 57 and could see 60 on the horizon. Staring at myself in the mirror, all I could see was just another woman fading into obscurity, living a life of “quiet desperation”. We moan about being wolf-whistled in our youth, but a totally disinterested silence is far worse, trust me. I felt uncomfortable in everything I wore, I was lethargic and just “coping” with life, hardly waking up and grabbing life.

Catching up on The A.V. Club's top film news and reviews from the week of December 11

Cord Jefferson’s latest film, “American Fiction,” deals with the core tension between a Black author’s successful peddling to a White publishing industry, and the poignant interpersonal relationships of that writer’s personal life, writes Gene Seymour.

The newly Golden Globe-nominated actor talks us through his roles in American Fiction, The Batman, Asteroid City, and more

Furniture Industry News: Ballard will oversee CORT’s Workplace business vertical in addition to her current responsibilities.

Jeffrey Wright is both hilarious and solemn, but first-time filmmaker Cord Jefferson undermines his promising satire

Dominic has spent the last 20 Christmases with the family who fostered him when he was aged eight.

Fairhaven Select Board Chair Leon Correy says he's had enough of the racially-charged disrespect toward him and Town Administer Angie Lopes Ellison.

All-wheel drive and four-wheel drive may seem like simple concepts, but in reality, there are dozens of widely different systems out there, and a lot of confusion in marketing material and in “common knowledge.” The dead of winter seems like the perfect time for me to publish this ridiculously deep-dive on the…