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Apple TV+ A big tech company entering the streaming game, simply because it could, throwing around money to attract big-name talent but without making shows that were all that great? The service’s big, flagship drama, The Morning Show, boasted Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston and Steve Carell and so many other household names, but even at its best, it was merely solid, a disappointment for a series with so much well-known talent. And even worse than the other major tech company-owned streaming service — Amazon Prime Video — Apple TV+ didn’t have a library of favorite shows ...

Nominees include Mia Neal, Jamika Wilson, Ren Klyce and Coya Elliott. On Oscar nominations morning, the crafts categories included a historic first in makeup and hairstyling, among some notable recognitions. For their work on  Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, two women, Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson, became the first Black Oscar nominees in the makeup and hairstyling category. Neal was the film's hair and wig designer and hair department head, and Wilson is the personal hairstylist for star Viola Davis. Sharing the nomination with these women is Davis' personal makeup artist and first-time nominee,�...

"I’m the one who gets their name on the nomination but really it's recognition of the hard work and talent of everyone involved," says Anders Langlands.

Academy Awards: How and where you can watch (almost) all of the 2021 Oscar nominees Chris Foran, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Note: This guide will be updated each Wednesday up to the 93rd annual Academy Awards ceremony April 25.  Some of this year's Academy Award nominees are still in theaters, but nearly all of them are available either through video-on-demand services like your cable provider or Amazon, or are available on streaming services. Here's where you can watch this year's Oscar nominated movies. Theaters are as of April 2. Remember that many theaters are open only ...

Some of this year's Academy Award nominees are still in theaters, but nearly all of them are available either through video-on-demand services like your cable provider or Amazon, or are available on streaming services.