Oscars

• Insights: Here’s Why Netflix’s ‘Roma’ Near Miss Still Means It Won Oscar Season
• Insights: Netflix Really Wants To Win Some Oscars, So It’s Changing Its Whole Strategy For Big Films And Filmmakers

  Netflix changes its day-and-date release approach for three Oscar contenders. The compromise, pushed by filmmakers Alfonso Cuaron and the Coen Brothers, could mark a less expensive way for Oscar campaigns in the future.

  
• Insights: Streaming Giants Are Remaking Awards Season, Just Like Everything Else in Hollywood

  Streaming-video giants dominated this year's Emmys, and now are set to change the Oscars season as well, with highly regarded Netflix films from Oscar winners Alfonso Cuaron and the Coen Brothers. Yet another set of Hollywood traditions is headed for major change.

  
• Susan Sarandon-Starrer ‘Viper Club’ Is YouTube’s First Film To Get A Theatrical Release

  'Viper Club' will arrive in theaters on Oct. 26 -- making it eligible for Academy and Golden Globe Awards -- before rolling out to YouTube’s $10 subscription platform in 2019.

  
• Steven Spielberg Says Netflix Films Should Qualify For Emmys, Not Oscars
• YouTube Red Scoops Up Susan Sarandon-Starring Indie Feature ‘Vulture Club’
• Samsung Taps Molly Burke, Akilah Hughes, More YouTubers For Oscars Spot
• Kobe Bryant’s ‘Dear Basketball’ Is The First Go90-Distributed Project To Win An Oscar
• The 2018 Oscar Best Picture Nominee With The Most Trailer Views On YouTube Also Won The Box Office
• Go90 Gets Oscar Nomination With Kobe Bryant’s ‘Dear Basketball’
• When Will Apple, YouTube Get Oscars Of Their Own?
• Both Amazon And Netflix Won Their First Oscars This Year