Glenn Whipp

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What Oscars do these films need to win in order to take the best picture prize?

By: Glenn Whipp

What will win the best picture Oscar on March 12? A lot depends on the awards handed out earlier in the evening.

Los Angeles Times

Oscar voting has begun. Do we have a winner?

By: Glenn Whipp

After sweeping the guild awards, the best picture Oscar prospects for 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' appear golden.

Los Angeles Times

20 years later, we look back at a cringeworthy Oscars for the ages

By: Justin Chang, Glenn Whipp

Much about the 2003 ceremony has aged poorly — or worse. Two decades on, we break down a night that portended a Hollywood reckoning to come.

Los Angeles Times

'Chicago' shouldn't have won best picture in 2003. Here's what should have

By: Justin Chang, Glenn Whipp

Times film critic Justin Chang and columnist Glenn Whipp discuss why the motion picture academy's choices 20 years ago were far from heavenly.

Los Angeles Times

Here's how to win your Oscar pool

By: Glenn Whipp

We're offering our final predictions for all categories for the 95th Oscars as well as a look back to what was a cringeworthy ceremony for the ages.

Los Angeles Times

2023 Oscars: Live updates on Hollywood's biggest night

By: Tracy Brown, Mary Mcnamara, Glenn Whipp, Michael Ordoña

We're watching at home, inside the Dolby Theatre and from the pressroom to give you live commentary, analysis and reporting on the 2023 Oscars.

Los Angeles Times

Review: 'You Hurt My Feelings': Bruised egos, rueful comedy and … socks, lots and lots of socks

By: Glenn Whipp

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and filmmaker Nicole Holofcener reteam for a funny, incisive movie about the risks and limits of total honesty.

Los Angeles Times

Which TV finale is going to break you this weekend?

By: Glenn Whipp

Awards columnist Glenn Whipp looks at the end of 'Barry,' an inspiring limited series, and a funny and incisive look at middle-age malaise in movie theaters.

Los Angeles Times

Natasha Lyonne wants to grow old with 'Poker Face.' No one's arguing

By: Glenn Whipp

Created by Rian Johnson of 'Knives Out' acclaim, the mystery-thriller features the actor playing an amateur detective with a unique set of skills — and a striking lineup of guest stars.

Los Angeles Times

Emmy campaigns walk a fine line during writers' strike

By: Glenn Whipp

Against a backdrop of picket lines, layoffs and the strike, Emmy events go on largely uninterrupted, though maybe not for much longer.