Oscars 2025: Basel Adra calls to stop 'ethnic cleansing' of Palestinians US foreign policy "is helping to block" a path to Palestinians having their own freedoms, Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham ...

Palestinian activist Basel Adra and Israeli investigative journalist Yuval Abraham received the award for their film 'No Other Land.' The 2025 Oscar Award for Documentary Feature Film was given to No ...

Israeli journalist and co-director Yuval Abraham, while accepting the award for best documentary for No Other Land, called out the U.S. government specifically for its handling of the Israel ...

With one of the most unpredictable Academy Awards in recent history approaching, the cinephiles and cinema lovers of KIRO Newsradio, KTTH and MyNorthwest gave their thoughts and predictions on ...

"Conclave," the political thriller detailing the process of the same name to select a new pope, may have walked away with only one Oscar win; still, it is evident the film's themes about embracing ...

An Israeli journalist has said US foreign policy "is helping to block" a path towards a political solution in the Middle East as he picked up a best documentary Oscar for No Other Land, a ...

An exclusive menu of cocktails for Hollywood's hottest night was unveiled Tuesday, as the drinks for the Oscars after party were announced. Tequila will feature heavily as Mexico-set narco musical ...

Demi, 62, had been a clear front-runner and her fury was palpable as 25-year-old rising star Mikey's name was called out in front of a stunned audience at the 97th Academy Awards at the Dolby ...

An Israeli and a Palestinian co-director called in their speeches for Palestinian rights and a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. “No Other Land,” which chronicles Israel’s ...

In an Oscars night full of surprises, the most pointed statements may have come from two of the directors of best documentary feature No Other Land, about the destruction of a village in the West ...

Anora, a strip club Cinderella story without the fairy tale ending, was crowned best picture at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday (Mar 2), handing Sean Baker’s gritty, Brooklyn-set screwball farce ...