Close, who lost her eighth Oscar nomination last night, shocked 2021 bingo cards across the region with her knowledge of D.C. go-go.

Kazu Hiro was one of the trio that won for achievement in makeup for “Bombshell.”

Get your Best Picture predictions ready.

Get dressed up for a red carpet contest, or keep it casual and feast on popcorn and cocktails while you watch.

The chef and philanthropist is among the latest batch of 11 “highly recognized talents from various walks of life” to introduce the eight nominees for the evening’s most sought-after prize.

Hear a recording of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s speech to the 1941 Academy Awards.

A pair of filmakers from the D.C. area took home one of last night’s Academy Awards, and managed—by means of footwear—to give a shoutout to Robert Griffin III.

The 85th Academy Awards ended on a bit of a surprise when the Michelle Obama presented the Best Picture prize live from the White House.

It’s great when there is actually a reason to turn Sunday into funday. Check out a curation of pre-Oscar coverage including articles from the Post, BYT’s best parties and humor from The Onion.

For you Oscar watchers at home, NPR follows up on a memorable Academy Award moment, when Hattie McDaniel won best supporting actress in 1939 for her role as Mammy in a little film called Gone With the Wind. Emotionally overcome during the ceremony, McDaniel told the Academy and Oscars watchers, “My heart is too full to tell you just how I feel.” McDaniel maintains the recognition—but she didn’t keep the award. Late in her life,…