Oscar Wong, the founder of Highland Brewing and the “godfather” of Asheville’s craft brewing scene, died Sunday at age 84.

We know who won the Oscars: 41 separate individuals in 23 categories. But who won Oscar night? I was lucky enough to be on the ground in Los Angeles for the main event, which is always an ...

Conan O’Brien hosted the 97th Academy Awards on a night when “Anora” director Sean Baker made Oscars history by becoming the first person to win four prizes in one night for the same movie.

"Long live independent film," says director Sean Baker, whose four-Oscar night ties Walt Disney's record haul from 1954. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Demi Moore's day ...

Although Oscar night’s clear victor, Sean Baker’s “Anora,” received awards in five categories, all major—Best Picture, Actress, Directing, Editing, and Original Screenplay—its ...

Timothée’s yellow suit. An indie film won. All told, it was an Oscar night that felt like a true celebration of movies and the people who love them — except when Adrien Brody was talking.

Well, Kieran Culkin’s wife, Jazz, got quite the shock announcement Sunday night as her husband held aloft his Oscar for best supporting actor (in “A Real Pain”) and grinned his mischievous grin.

Sunday's 97th Academy Awards brought forth real catharsis for those of us who love movies and just want to see great ones honored on the industry's biggest night. An excellent film like Anora ...

Could any other actor have shown up to the Oscars, the glitziest, most glam night of the award season, in a butter yellow “look” by Givenchy and pulled it off? Yes, definitely. But the idea of ...

“Anora” had a night to remember Sunday at the Academy Awards. Sean Baker’s film about a Brooklyn sex worker who meets and falls for the spoiled son of a Russian oligarch took home five ...

Should Chalamet, nominated before in the same category for 2017's "Call Me By Your Name," win the Oscar on Sunday night, he will become, at 29, the youngest nominee ever to win the best actor ...