NOVEMBER 15, 2022

From 'Bones and All' to 'RRR,' It's Time for the Academy to Get Off Its High Horse Critical favorites like "TAR" and "The Fabelmans" will find their slots, but this year also needs representation from the crowdpleasers.  By Anne Thompson

Where Is 'Andor's' Massive Audience? Blame Disney for Too Many Bad 'Star Wars' Stories Tony Gilroy says his Disney+ series is still "chasing [an] audience." One reason may be that casual fans are burnt out after years of franch … By Ben Travers	'Babylon' Screens for Academy to Bewildered Reaction: A 'Druggy, Decadent,' 'Ambitious Mess' A "tonal disaster," "hot mess," or "sensational celebration of cinema"? Damien Chazelle's three-hour-plus Jazz Age bender should go off like … By Ryan Lattanzio

Rising Star Jonathan Majors Wants Nothing Less Than to Make a Better World The actor is booked and busy, from "Creed III" to a packed Marvel schedule. But as he tells IndieWire, it's his starring role in the histori … By Robert Daniels	Anya Taylor-Joy Says 'Precious' Actors Probably Shouldn't Work with Robert Eggers "It's a difficult, physical shoot," Taylor-Joy told IndieWire of working with her two-time collaborator Eggers.  By Samantha Bergeson

	As the Oscar Race Gets More International, the Academy Hires One Person Focused on the Global Picture Exclusive: Dilcia Barrera, the Academy’s new senior vice president of member relations, global outreach, and administration, explains … By Eric Kohn
	At Least Warren Buffett Likes Paramount Stock November has not been kind to Paramount Global — but its stock price jumped 9 percent after the billionaire's Berkshire Hathaway upped … By Brian Welk and Tony Maglio
	Watch the 'P-Valley' Team Talk About How They Approached Black Stories of the Pandemic Other shows tried to ignore the pandemic in their storylines. The Starz drama leaned into them so that Black experiences of COVID would not … By Christian Zilko
	'A Christmas Story Christmas' Review: Another Forgettable Entry in the Holiday Sequel Annals The unexpected holiday hit gets the inevitable: a mostly good-hearted follow-up that totally lacks the staying power of the original.  By Kate Erbland
	David Zaslav Says 'There's Not Going to Be 4 Batmans' at James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Zaslav also teased that DC would develop a new Superman film, and promised a more streamlined approach to DC content.  By Wilson Chapman