The race is on! Chloé Zhao,
@ViolaDavis, and
@ReginaKing stand out during a stacked
#Oscars year that saw historically diverse - and artistically thrilling - nominees beat the pandemic-clouded odds.
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April 6, 2021 + EW's 2021 Oscars issue showcases the historically diverse - and artistically thrilling - set of Oscar nominees that beat the pandemic-clouded odds.
Chloe Zhao. The front-runner. With
#Nomadland captivating critics and viewers alike, the writer-director is on the road to making
#Oscars history.
https://t.co/Pnjq2gdkkN Cover story by
@missollosi pic.twitter.com/YEH4kWcZDF- Entertainment Weekly (@EW)
April 6, 2021 + Among Nomadland’s six nominations, four are for writer-director Chloé Zhao (Best Director, Picture, Adapted Screenplay, and Editing). Now, having already made history on the long road of this awards season, she’s poised for a triumphant finish.
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@violadavis. The powerhouse. With her record-breaking Best Actress nod for
#MaRaineyFilm, Davis proves she's
#Oscars royalty.
https://t.co/4YOQwA2bdp Cover story by
@Leahbats pic.twitter.com/4YLmrBYRIL- Entertainment Weekly (@EW)
April 6, 2021 + With her indelible turn as blues legend Ma Rainey in George C. Wolfe’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Viola Davis hit a high note and shattered an Oscars record. With the fourth nod of her career, she became the most-nominated Black actress in Academy history.
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@ReginaKing. The revelation. After winning the Academy Award for her acting, King directed her debut feature film
#OneNightInMiami, earning 3
#Oscars nominations. Is there anything she can’t do?
https://t.co/CkOdqzKvNc Cover story by
@marcus_jones pic.twitter.com/LwH22imZhc- Entertainment Weekly (@EW)
April 6, 2021 + Though Regina King’s directorial debut One Night in Miami… was snubbed in the Best Picture and Best Director categories, the thrice-nominated drama made a major impact - and heralded the arrival of the Oscar-winning actress as a major filmmaking talent.
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@ReginaKing, Chloe Zhao, and
@ViolaDavis share how a year of quarantining helped people better connect to their Oscar-nominated films.
Our
#Oscars cover stories:
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