Oscars 2011 news, predictions, interviews, comment and live coverage of the Oscars ceremony and the red carpet from guardian.co.uk
April 2012
Film festivals: which is top dog?
Cannes, which has announced its 2012 line-up, has some serious competition. As Tribeca begins and ahead of Sundance London, our critics examine the big hitters on the film festival circuit
November 2011
The Northerner
Burnley celebrates victory in long campaign for direct rail links
Developers unlock £50 million for the Weavers' Triangle after government funding is guaranteed to improve connections to Manchester, London - and Hollywood
August 2011
Anne Hathaway set to take lead in film of Les Misérables
After bizarre Oscar-night rendition of On My Own, star may appear in Tom Hooper's film version of epic musical
July 2011
Kevin Brownlow: a life in the movies
James Franco felt 'trapped' as Oscars co-host
June 2011
Strangers No More celebrates Oscar win at Israel's melting pot school
Academy award-winning documentary hands round its statuettes at Tel Aviv school, despite many pupils facing deportation
April 2011
Anne Hathaway: Oscars criticism was 'tough'
Actor defends hosting of 'worst ever' Academy Awards, claiming critical response didn't match reaction she hears from public
March 2011
The King's Speech scriptwriter signed up for 1940 Olympics film
James Franco ridicules Oscars writer over hosting criticism
Special effects expert cleared over death on set of The Dark Knight
Producer's daughter drops The King's Speech Oscar
Film blog
James Franco brings River Phoenix back to life
Andrew Clark's business comment
Bankers played a leading role in the crisis, but they aren't criminals
Andrew Clark
Lucy Walker: My Oscars diary
Jonathan Jones on art
Stars and stripes in our eyes: what's so special about the American way?
Oscars 2011: ABC's audience down by nearly 10%
Hollywood report
How The King's Speech got an outside edge at the Oscars
Culture cuts blog
The King's Speech - UK Film Council deserves direct praise
Oscars 2011: We have the success, but what now for British film?
