Academy Awards

Jada Pinkett-Smith has only been in FOUR movies since 2016, yet she has been the focal point of TWO MAJOR Oscar Controversies in that same amount of time.

Alamo Drafthouse El Paso at Montecillo is inviting everyone and anyone to join them for the biggest Red Carpet Bash in town this Sunday, March 27th.

These dishes will be the star at your Oscar's party!

Get the popcorn ready!

Catch them on the big screen before the awards ceremony!

There have been 17 people in the MCU that have won an Academy Award. Can you name them all?

So Buzz Adams made another bet that he thought was a shoe-in. Note: never go to Buzz for gambling advice.

Before I leave for L.A. to attend the Oscars with my secret side-piece Natalie Portman, I wanted to post a few quick, parting thoughts.

I don't need to go see all these Oscar-nominated films. I think I've got a pretty good idea what they're about just from the titles.

Check out ten things Buzz learned from the 88th Academy Awards.

At issue in the news (and on the Morning Show) recently has been the disproportionate number of Academy Award nominees of white ethnicity in comparison to those of any and all other races combined, i.e. #OscarsSoWhite. While some have questioned whether any non-white actors even deserved nominations this year, others have said non-white actors "need to stop whining" and focus on more important things. Uhh, about that:

For the second year in a row not a single Academy Award nominee in any of the acting categories are black. This has caused a lot of commentary and talk of boycotts. Some of it comes from the people you'd suspect like Al Sharpton and Michael Moore. Plenty of minority celebrities seem to be honestly concerned about what seems to them like a white-out.