Then there was Charlie Chaplin winning for his score to “Limelight” in 1973, even though the film was released in 1952 but never played in Los Angeles, making it eligible for the Oscars when ...

Sewell, Alabama's first Black congresswoman, introduced the bill on Tuesday, Feb. 4, which would have been Rosa Parks' 112th birthday.&n… ...

Bravo.” The musical is new to Broadway and shows a close-up look at Charlie Chaplin’s life, the release says. “Chaplin the Musical” explores Chaplin’s tragic childhood and his life’s ...

Throwing Chaplin into the ring with Sarsgaard, September 5 has landed to tell us the tale of the Munich massacre – a terrorist attack that took place during the 1972 Summer Olympics.

Peter Sarsgaard and co ratchet up the stress levels as journalists covering the Olympic terrorist attack – but this film isn’t Oscar worthy ... covering the 1972 Olympics, when the Palestinian ...

September 5 retells the tragic story of the Munich Massacre, a terrorist attack during the 1972 Summer Olympics ... Moritz Binder talked about the Oscar nomination and explained how he proceeded ...

Interestingly, two influential movies of the time received honorary Oscars. Charlie Chaplin was originally going to be nominated for best actor, director, writing and outstanding picture for "The ...