Oscars

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced its new planned “popular” Oscar “merits further study” and will not present the new category at the upcoming 91st Academy Awards.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced its new planned 'popular' Oscar 'merits further study' and will not present the new category at the upcoming 91st Academy Awards.

Changes coming to the Oscars include a shorter televised broadcast; reaction on 'The Greg Gutfeld Show.'

The Oscars are adding a new category to honor popular films and promising a brisk three-hour ceremony and a much earlier air date in 2020.

While the stars and starlets quell their Oscar nerves, perhaps, with bubbly, you shouldn’t be left out of the red-carpet fun at home. 

Here are the five biggest snubs from this morning's Oscars announcement:

Here are my final, foolproof and fearless Oscar predictions. Good luck, and may the odds forever be in your favor.

The nominations for the 86th annual Academy Awards are out, and there are a some very happy people in Hollywood right now.

The 85th annual Academy Awards will be presented this Sunday, and that means that there are a lot of very nervous people both in and outside of Hollywood. The nominees, the presenters, the performers, and most of all, the pundits. Why do the pundits top the list for Oscar anxiety? Let’s put it this way. The nominees are generally only worried about their own categories. The presenters and performers have only a few minutes on stage to humiliate themselves if their sequences go terribly wrong. But for the pundits who make predictions in all 24 categories, there are three hours of sheer agony as the envelopes are slowly opened one by one. Will we get sound editing right? What about documentary short subject? And how about live action short picture? You get the picture. But there’s one pundit who is especially nervous this year: yours truly, Fox’s Dr. Oscar. last year, I correctly predicted winners in Oscar’s nine major categories, including the far-from-certain wins by Best Actor Jean Dujardin in “The Artist” and Best Actress Meryl Streep in “The Iron Lady.” In fact, FOX 411 was one of the only major entertainment news entities to get the big ones all right. This year, I’m determined to make sure that we do it again. And I’m going to try and call a number of surprises. No guts, no glory. So whether you’re taking part in a fiercely competitive office Oscar pool or just want to impress your family and friends while you watch the show, allow me to give you what I hope will be the most accurate predictions in the cybersphere for the nine major award categories. As Bette Davis so accurately put it in 1950’s “All About Eve,” fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night.

The Academy Award nominations have been announced earlier than ever. But one thing remains the same - the names left OFF of the Oscar list are almost as interesting as the names that are on it. Here are the five biggest snubs in Hollywood's golden race.