In his Monday newsletter, Los Angeles Times columnist Glenn Whipp wonders how many best picture nominees you've seen. Plus: The Times goes to Sundance.

As luck would have it, this year’s crop of best picture Oscar nominees – ten movies, to be exact – are largely available for viewing from the comfort of your own home.

Want to know more about this year’s Oscar nominees, specifically if they’re actually good and deserving of the accolades? We’ve got you covered. Our critics were massive fans of Anora, the riotous Cinderella stripper story that earned major nods in Best Picture,

From Wicked and Dune to The Brutalist and A Complete Unknown, we rank all 10 films vying for the top Oscar this year

How a film was released has become an increasingly important factor for determining the chance it will win the Oscar for Best Picture.

Oscars Nominations have been announced, and as usual, there is a lot of hot debate about the nominees that were chosen – or not chosen. Right up front: there won’t be a lot of geek culture interest in this year’s Academy Awards nominees for Best Picture – Deadpool & Wolverine and Nosferatu were

The body horror feature netted a best actress nom for Demi Moore and others for director, screenplay and makeup and hairstyling.

Here's how to see the year's biggest films at Harkins and AMC movie theaters from Flagstaff to Phoenix to Tucson before the Academy Awards on March 2.

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Every contender for best picture comes with enough critical and/or commercial heft to have at least some argument for the throne (make that the papal ring). But all claims are not equal. So let’s rank the 10 nominees from least to most deserving.