Despite missing out on the coveted Best Picture title, many films go on to become iconic classics. From “Citizen Kane” to “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” these Oscar “losers” are proof that the legacy of great cinema often transcends awards night.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another swept the 98th Academy Awards with six major wins, including Best Picture and Best Casting. The newly introduced casting category marks the first time since 2002 that the Oscars have expanded competitive honors.

Forrest and Sheena, a couple featured on 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days, recently encountered a setback described as both unfortunate and “rough.” Although few specifics are available, their unexpected challenge has piqued curiosity among fans of the show.

The Hullabahoos, a vibrant a cappella ensemble from the University of Virginia, claimed the top spot in Reser’s Fine Foods’ 75th anniversary jingle-writing contest. The group walked away with a $25,000 grand prize that underscores their national recognition.

Rufi Thorpe has secured the 2026 L.D. and LaVerne Harrell Clark Fiction Prize for “Margo’s Got Money Troubles.” The $25,000 award honors her fourth novel as one of last year’s most outstanding works of fiction, shining a spotlight on Thorpe’s continued literary success.

Hollywood may be rolling out its famous red carpet, but none of this year’s Best Picture nominees were filmed there. The industry’s spotlight has shifted across borders, underscoring the once-dominant capital’s struggle to stay relevant in an increasingly global production economy.

Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and John F. Kennedy Jr. faced relentless media attention, yet they reportedly chose to live in a residence without substantial privacy measures. Three experts on the Kennedys weighed in to help explain why the couple did not seek a home with more protection from paparazzi.

“Zootopia 2,” co-directed by Issaquah native Byron Howard, has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. The film showcases Howard’s enduring love for cinema, which began during his childhood in Washington State and continues to fuel his creative work today.

Demi and Jessi’s disagreement over a simple breakfast cereal created offscreen tension during Season 4 of “SLOMW.” Though never shown on air, the feud cast a shadow over their relationship—and fans remain eager to know where the two stand today.

MrBeast initially assumed his time with Cristiano Ronaldo would be limited to just a few minutes. Instead, the YouTube sensation found himself in a filming session quite unlike what he had imagined, revealing a side of the football star’s schedule that defied common expectations.

This year’s best picture nominees underscore unwavering resolve, from race-car drivers to “Hamlet”-writing visionaries. In Los Angeles, the question looms: Who truly deserves the trophy, and which films were left out?

Elijah Blue Allman, the son of music icon Cher, is headed to New Hampshire’s courts over claims he unlawfully entered a local property. Though details remain scarce, the case has garnered attention due to the family’s high profile in the entertainment world.

Kim Menzies from “90 Day: The Single Life” has revealed what has been described as a “jaw-dropping” weight transformation. The revelation has sent ripples through reality TV circles, sparking conversation among fans eager to learn more.

Students from JA Ecuador, competing as Sacky JA, have earned the 2026 De La Vega Global Entrepreneurship Award, marking them as the top innovators in Junior Achievement’s prestigious Company Program. Founded by Ralph de la Vega, the award recognizes the best youth-run enterprises from six global JA regions.

Each year, San Marcos honors its local businesses and organizations with the Love Downtown Awards, a shining example of community spirit. Led by the city’s Main Street program, this annual tradition highlights the vital role that downtown enterprises play in shaping the city’s identity.

Recognizing local trailblazers during International Women’s Month, the Shreveport Police Department honored 15 women who have made a collective difference in their communities. The ceremony, held on a Friday, underscored the significance of women’s leadership in shaping the city’s future.

Calvin Klein’s relationship with model Kevin Baker has been described as “unconventional,” standing out in a landscape often consumed by celebrity drama. While John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy capture one tragic chapter of history, Klein and Baker offer a different glimpse into love and companionship.

West Kelowna’s Music in the Park has been recognized at the 24th Annual Key Business Awards with the Arts and Entertainment Award. The honor, presented by the Greater Westside Board of Trade, underscores the series’ lasting impact on the community.

Chris Fleming is redefining how comedians connect with their audiences. Instead of chasing viral stardom, this “favorite worst-kept secret” channels authenticity in his new special, “Chris Fleming: Live at the Palace.”

Geoff Herbert, a dedicated journalist for Syracuse.com, is set to receive The Founders Award next weekend from the Syracuse Area Music Awards. This distinction highlights his commitment to covering local music and culture in the region.

Taylor Swift reportedly went to great lengths to secure the “maid of honor” she wanted for her own special event, making a cash offer to a bride who had already booked the same person. Satirical sources claim that Swift, determined to create her ideal celebration, paid off the bride to clear the way for her preferred attendant.