Best Supporting Actress
Awards Predictions
While recent film festivals have offered some Best Supporting Actress options, we don't know of many upcoming films boasting more contenders.
Oscars
"The Holdovers" star thanked — but forgot to name — publicist Marla Farrell during her winner's speech for Best Supporting Actress. Host Jimmy Kimmel doubled back.
Awards Predictions
The Best Supporting Actress Oscar race offers a seemingly forgone conclusion, but all the nominees are performers viewers tend to root for.
The former teen actress made her big screen debut with 2002 breakout film "Real Women Have Curves" before earning an Emmy for "Ugly Betty."
Awards Predictions
Coming out of Cannes, "Killers of the Flower Moon" star Lily Gladstone and "May December" star Julianne Moore set the tone of this year's Best Supporting Actress race.
Best Supporting Actress nominees Angela Bassett and Jamie Lee Curtis are both primed for a legacy Oscar, but it's a three-way race.
From digging deep as a scream queen to relaxing into her bulges in "Everything Everywhere All at Once," the veteran actress speaks her truth.
Nominee Angela Bassett leads the the Best Supporting Actress Oscar race in a year where strong all-female ensembles overtook each other.
Strong all-female ensembles dominate the Best Supporting Actress race, but there is still room for some breakout performers.
And that's after she "did an awful audition on Zoom" ("as you always do on Zoom").
Films like "Women Talking," "The Woman King," and "She Said" all have more than one viable contender for the Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
The actress is a contender as James Gray's mom — but before that could happen, she had to find a way to ask her director about some painful memories.
