The nominees for the 2019 Oscars were announced earlier this morning, and Roma and The Favourite are the early odds on favorite to taking home multiple awards thanks to their 10 nominations, including Best Picture. Black Panther earned seven nominations including for Best Picture, a first for a superhero movie.

Other multiple Oscar nominations include A Star Is Born and Vice, with eight; BlacKkKlansman, with six; Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody, with five; and Can You Ever Forgive Me? and If Beale Street Could Talk, with three. Check out the full list of nominations below.

The Producers Guild of America Awards were held this past weekend, and Peter Farrelly‘s Green Book took home top honors in the film category, while Phil Lord and Chris Miller‘s Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse won the animated feature award.

With the Academy Award nominations being announced this week, it should be interesting to see who makes the cut. Check out the full list below.

On this week’s The Drill Down podcast, we put aside current news in order to review the year that was 2018. And this time around, as we did last year, instead of merely having a stack-ranked list of top news of the year, we’re going to make tech news compete for awards, affectionately called The Drill Bits.

So put on your tuxes, get in the limo, and roll out the red carpet, ’cause the show’s about to begin!

Moviegoers may love or loathe critics. So which ever side of the spectrum they may fall on, they are the voices of whether or not audiences go see films or watch television. And last night, they got together for the Critics Choice Awards and handed out awards to the best of both film and television.

Oscar producers have found themselves to be a in a little bit of trouble this year. In December. Kevin Hart was hired to host. But when the comedian’s controversial jokes resurfaced, and it was apparent that he would not apologize for them, he stepped aside. Now with the show just weeks away from broadcast producers are considering going through the show without a host, but not before throwing one heck of a Hail Mary.

One option that’s looked likely is the Academy bringing in multiple A-list celebrities to introduce segments, and according to new report, the cast of the Avengers movies could be among those who show up to save the day. While this wont be like any other previous show, it may avoid a repeat of the 1989 cavalcade of comedy and musical skits. More on the report below.