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The article discusses the craft categories of the 2018 Academy Awards which are costume, hair and makeup, and production design, highlighting the nominees for the categories. The best picture nominees are "Get Out," "Lady Bird," and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri." Also examined are the challenges for a film to get nominated in the three categories.

The article discusses the nominees in the 2018 Academy Awards in the U.S. Topics mentioned include the way the nominees defied expectations in several categories, such as the best picture, director, and cinematography, the nominees for the year's awards, including "Mudbound" cinematographer Rachel Morrison, directors Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele, and the high percentage of female leads nominated in the best picture, such as "Lady Bird" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri."

The article presents an interview with producer Gary Meyer. He discusses Spotlight Lifetime Achievement Award received by him and his views on the status of specialty exhibition and distribution. He mentions that audiences are concern for movie theaters and that movies such as "Lady Bird" go into commercial theaters after being launched in art houses. He also mentions his outlook on future of art house exhibitions.

The article discusses career and personality of American actress Beanie Feldstein. Topics explored include her selection to portray one of the lead roles in Olivia Wilde's film "Booksmart," her outlook for the involvement of women actors in comedy, and the characters she portrayed in the films "Lady Bird" and "Neighbors 2."

The article presents the follow-up projects of film directors including "Lady Bird" by Greta Gerwig, "Dunkirk" by Christopher Nolan, and "Get Out" by Jordan Peele.

The article focuses on the nominees for the best picture in the Academy Awards in the U.S. It provides analysis of the nominees and examines their respective competitive advantage over the other including "Get Out," "Lady Bird" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri." It also anticipates which film to win in the category and how will they make a history in the industry.

The article discusses the depiction of mothers in the movies, focusing on the movie "Lady Bird's" actor Laurie Metcalf, who played the role of Marion McPherson, a Sacramento nurse trying both to understand her teenage daughter and keep their family financially stable.

The article focuses on the display of diversity for the 90th Oscars. The nomination of four African American actors is mentioned. Nominations for "Get Out" by Jordan Peele, "Lady Bird" by Greta Gerwig, and "The Shape of Water" by Guillermo del Torro are cited. According to April Reign, who coined the hashtag for Oscars in 2015, the changes in 2018 are a direct result of the Academy becoming more diverse.

The article reports on nomination of the films including "Dunkirk," "Get Out" and "Lady Bird" firmed up by Directors Guild nominations and mentions that the film has also weathered its own pushback in the media. Topics discussed include lack of humanity in film Dunkirk by director Christopher Nolan, why Martin McDonagh's film has been criticized as tone-deaf toward racism and score of the film "Lady Bird."

The article lists the Academy Award 2018 nominees, which include films "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" and "Lady Bird", and music score by Alexandre Despiat for "The Shape of Water."

The article analyzes films and television series based on those which deserves to win the Golden Globes award and those which have been nominated for it, which include the films "Call Me by Your Name" and "Lady Bird" and the series "Game of Thrones".

The article offers information on the soundtrack of various films by composers including film "Lady Bird" by Jon Brion and film "Wonder" by Marcelo Zarvos.

The article features the nominees for the 24th annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards announced by Olivia Munn and Niecy Nash at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles, California. Among the award nominees are the film "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," by Fox Searchlight Pictures, nominations for actors Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf for the film "Lady Bird," and television (TV) nominations like "Big Little Lies," with actors Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Laura Dern.

The article offers information on the editing in various films. Topics discussed includes portrayal of mother-daughter conflict by Nick Houy in the film "Lady Bird," efforts of Lee Smith in intercutting three narratives using the thematic score in the film "Dunkirk," and connecting two leads a mute janitor and an amphibious creature in the film "The Shape of Water" by Sidney Wolinsky.

An introduction is presented, in which the author discusses various motion pictures, directors, and actors, who are nominated for Golden Globe 2017, including Greta Gerwig's film "Lady Bird," "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," and Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water."

The article lists the popular films based on the THR film critics polled including "Call Me by Your Name" followed by "Lady Bird" and "Get Out."

The article offers celebrity news briefs as of December 6, 2017. Topics include the response of movie audiences to the appearance of actor Matt Lauer in the film "Lady Bird," the support of Judd Apatow for actress Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner for their support for writer Murray Miller, and the renewed relationship of actress Angelina Jolie with her father actor Jon Voight.

The article reports on the recognition of the film "Lady Bird" as the best picture by the New York Film Critics and its main star Saoirse Ronan as lead actress.

The article offers information on the semi-autobiographical tales including the films "Lady Bird," "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)" and "The Big Sick."