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Entertainment 20 de mar
98th Academy Awards feature major film wins and enhanced security.
The 98th Academy Awards on March 15, 2026, hosted by Conan O’Brien at the Dolby Theatre, featured heightened security building on FBI alerts, including rooftop snipers and AI systems in concentric protection rings. Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another claimed best picture and director honors, overcoming late competition from Ryan Coogler's Sinners, with producers expressing gratitude to cast and nominees. Michael B. Jordan won best actor for his dual role in Sinners, following his SAG Awards victory, advising artists to 'dream big and be kind' as the film secured four awards total. Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters, about a K-pop girl group battling a demon boyband, won best animated feature and best original song for HUNTR/X’s 'Golden,' performed by EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and REI AMI—marking the first K-pop track to win, presented by Lionel Richie, though with over four writers and an acceptance speech cut short by the orchestra, prompting boos and a backstage finish. Reviewers praised the ceremony as tasteful and reinvented. Separately, Teyana Taylor defended her applause for Amy Madigan's supporting actress win against critics, amid praise from the Academy for handling a prior backstage shove gracefully.
- Oscars despliegan francotiradores en tejados y vigilancia con IA tras advertencias de amenazas
- Michael B. Jordan gana el Óscar al mejor actor por Sinners, coronando una gran temporada de premios
- Resumen de la ceremonia de los Oscars 2026: Conan O’Brien presenta, Sinners se lleva premios de actuación
- KPop Demon Hunters gana dos Oscars mientras interrumpen a los compositores a mitad de discurso
- One Battle After Another gana la mejor película en los Óscar 2026
- KPop Demon Hunters gana dos Óscar, incluida la mejor canción original «Golden»
- Teyana Taylor responde a los críticos de su celebración en los Óscar en medio de las secuelas del drama de seguridad
ABC cancels Taylor Frankie Paul's Bachelorette amid assault allegations.
New details emerged in allegations against Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen, following child abuse claims and a production pause on Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Sources reported Paul physically assaulted Mortensen at his home around February 24-25, with their son Ever present. Hours after TMZ published 2023 video of the incident where she assaulted Mortensen and a child was struck, ABC canceled her upcoming The Bachelorette season. The decision aligns with a Utah child services investigation, though her prior Bachelorette appearance had remained scheduled.
- Taylor Frankie Paul habría estrangulado a su ex Dakota Mortensen durante una pelea, según fuentes
- ABC cancela la temporada de Bachelorette de Taylor Frankie Paul tras el vídeo de la pelea de 2023
Ivanna Ortiz emails husband demanding renunciation of Rihanna before shooting.
Ivanna Ortiz, accused of shooting at Rihanna's home, sent her estranged husband an email weeks prior demanding he renounce the singer and confess Ortiz is better than Rihanna, as revealed in court documents. Now, the husband is seeking full custody of their child amid the unfolding drama. Ivanna Ortiz faces charges stemming from the incident at the celebrity's residence, with the email adding to the personal tensions in the case. The developments underscore escalating familial strife linked to the alleged crime.
Poll shows California voters view Hollywood influence in politics as excessive.
A UC Berkeley and POLITICO poll of 1,220 California voters found 48% believe the entertainment industry exerts excessive influence on politics. Conducted ahead of the 98th Academy Awards, the survey highlights public sentiment on Hollywood's sway in political matters, reflecting broader concerns about celebrity involvement in governance among the state's electorate. The results provide context for ongoing discussions about the intersection of entertainment and politics.
Amazon raises ad-free Prime Video price to $5 per month.
Amazon announced a price increase for its ad-free Prime Video subscription, from $3 to $5 per month starting April 10, affecting US customers on Prime memberships or standalone plans. The hike introduces a new 'Prime Video Ultra' tier including 4K UHD streaming, which will no longer be available in the standard ad-supported version. This change aims to enhance premium options while adjusting the base ad-free experience for subscribers seeking uninterrupted viewing without additional tiers.