The 92nd annual Academy Awards (or The Oscars as the cool kids call it now) just wrapped up a brief time ago at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. After weeks of build-up, the biggest awards show in the movie industry finally handed out their little golden men.

We've had the slightly cooler kids from the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs giving out their prizes, but now it's time for the grandaddy of the movie awards shows to do its thing. The 92nd Academy Awards aka the 2020 Oscars will be taking place in just under a month and now we know which films and actors will be duking it out for those small golden sword-wielding men as the nominations have just been revealed.

It'd award season, so yes there is another list of award nominations.

The list of Golden Globe nominations are out and there is a new studio to rule them all as Netflix dominates the nominee count.

A mob movie of the highest calibre with a gripping story, stunning direction and outstanding performances from its cast. Though, at 3 and a half hours long, one that requires a lot of patience to get through.

Can you put a price on true art? Apparently you can, just don't expect it to be cheap. That's according to a new report about Martin Scorsese's epic mob drama The Irishman, which apparently has a production budget that surpasses most superhero blockbusters.

AS it turns out, not many theatres are keen to screen Netflix's The Irishman so soon before it makes its way to the streaming platform.

Some people are like a fine wine, only getting better with age, while the rest of us are like milk, growing increasingly sour each day. When it comes to the likes of Martin Scorsese and stars Robert de Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci though, they all fall into the former category and seem to only get better in their craft the older they get.