2011
Album of the Year: The Suburbs
Record of the Year: Empire State of Mind
Song of the Year: Need You Now
Best New Artist: Florence + the Machine

2012
Album of the Year: 21
Record of the Year: Rolling In the Deep
Song of the Year: Rolling In the Deep
Best New Artist: Bon Iver

2013
Album of the Year: Channel Orange
Record of the Year: Somebody…[Read more]

That’s kind of a given when there is a sweep. Everyone knew that Billie was going to win everything once she started steam rolling. I’m sure most viewers got bored of hearing essentially the same speech over and over again.

Antonio Banderas: Pain and Glory (2019)
Leonardo DiCaprio: The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Adam Driver: Hungry Hearts (2014)
Joaquin Phoenix: Her (2013)
Jonathan Pryce: Carrington (1995)

Cynthia Erivo: Bad Times at El Royale (2018)
Scarlett Johansson: Marriage Story (2019)
Saoirse Ronan: Brooklyn (2015)
Charlize Theron: Monster (2003)
Renée…[Read more]

Alfre Woodard deserved.

Best Picture: 1917
Best Director: Bong Joon Ho, Parasite
Best Actor: Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory
Best Actress: Scarlett Johansson, Marriage Story
Best Supporting Actor: Tom Hanks, ABDiH
Best Supporting Actress: Scarlett Johansson, Jojo Rabbit
Best Adapted Screenplay: Little Women
Best Original Screenplay: Knives Out
Best Cinematography:…[Read more]

1. Parasite
2. Little Women
3. 1917
4. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
5. Marriage Story
6. Ford v. Ferrari
7. Jojo Rabbit
8. The Irishman
9. Joker

Imma be real mad if I don’t see Alfre Woodard show up.

But a role confined solely to two forced monologues that say a lot without really saying anything at all, taking her blouse off in a flustered manner, and switching between tough-as-nails lawyer to tender lunch menu connoisseur shouldn’t be awarded as if it’s Charlize Theron in “Monster.”

Pugh or even Johansson should be winning this. Even…[Read more]

Kathy Bates’ nomination is one of the most undeserved nods of the 21st century. She is nothing but hammy in Clint Eastwood’s worst attempt at making a film to bash “fake news” media. Lopez, Shuzhen, Kidman, Bening, and Cruz all would have been more deserving.

Ugh, if we’re in for another boring sweep in all four races like 2017…

It literally just won Best Supporting Actress…

+5 Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory
+5 Adam Driver, Marriage Story
-5 Joaquin Phoenix, Joker
-5 Jennifer Lopez, Hustlers

Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory (260)

Scarlett Johansson, Marriage Story (222)

Joe Pesci, The Irishman (134)

Adam Driver, Marriage Story (126)

Renée Zellweger, Judy (112)

Joaquin Phoenix, Joker (34)

Jennifer Lopez,…[Read more]

Adam Driver’s character reading the letter Nicole wrote him to his son > literally anything Phoenix did in Joker.

The category itself already consistently nominates filler nominees to fill the five person quota. The Musical component is not a detractor, nor is it the problem. I can’t think of a Comedy/Musical snub of any significance in recent history.

In other words, is there any chance that a C/M nominee at the Globes surprises at BAFTA and carries themselves to an Oscar win? Considering Thompson and Feldstein are strictly Globes fodder, Blanchett’s film wasn’t even submitted properly, and de Armas is likely finished, even after a potential Globe win. Awkwafina is the only possibility in Best…[Read more]

+5 Someone You Loved
+3 Shallow
+2 Sunflower
-5 Baby Shark
-2 Money
-2 Hey Look Ma, I Made It
-1 My Type

Post Malone and Swae Lee – “Sunflower” (36)

Billie Eilish – “When the Party’s Over” (33)
Luke Bryan – “Knockin’ Boots” (33)

Dan + Shay – “Speechless” (32)

Ariana Grande – “thank u, next” (30)
Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper – “Shallow” (30)…[Read more]

Lupita is solidifying her spot in the line-up. With Saoirse gaining traction as her release date gets closer, I could easily see her snatch Erivo’s spot, especially if Ronan makes BAFTA over Erivo.

The hype surrounding Joaquin reminds me vaguely of Toni Collette last year. I honestly could see him getting snubbed in a few of the places where users are predicting him to win on the basis of genre bias and if performers with upcoming films gain enough praise to generate momentum over him. However, considering that Banderas, DiCaprio, and…[Read more]

I feel like the line-up will be Banderas, De Niro, DiCaprio, Driver, and Phoenix. In a perfect world, Egerton would take Phoenix’s spot for me, but we live in a world that awarded Rami Malek for lip-synching and Queen nostalgia so…

I tend to mind my own business here, but this seemed like an effective platform to voice a complaint. I love reading GoldDerby articles, but there is a user named Adrian Khoo who comments on literally every single article. Obviously, I can simply ignore the comment section altogether, but this user seems to be blatantly commenting unnecessarily…[Read more]