Flor de Azucar" has been selected to represent Dominican Republic at the Oscars. "Flor de Azucar" has been selected to represent Dominican Republic at the Oscars.
Tunisia has submitted "The Flower of Aleppo" to represent the country at the Oscars. Tunisia has submitted "The Flower of Aleppo" to represent the country at the Oscars.
Netherlands has submitted "Tonio" to represent the country at the Academy Awards. Netherlands has submitted "Tonio" to represent the country at the Academy Awards.
Armenia has selected "Earthquake" to represent the country at the Academy Awards. Armenia has selected "Earthquake" to represent the country at the Academy Awards.
Sweden has picked "A Man Called Ove" to represent the country at the Academy Awards. Sweden has picked "A Man Called Ove" to represent the country at the Academy Awards.
Hungary has submitted "Kills on Wheels" as its Official Selection for the Academy Awards. Hungary has submitted "Kills on Wheels" as its Official Selection for the Academy Awards.
"Clash" will represent Egypt at the Academy Awards. "Clash" will represent Egypt at the Academy Awards. The film by Mohamed Diab premiered at the Cannes Film festival in the Un Certain Regard sidebar and was the opening night for the sidebar.
From young actors like Oscar Isaac to living legends Silvia Pinal and Pepe Serna, Hollywood's most exclusive academy just got a new group of Latino members. The announcement comes as the Academy increases minority participation in who recieves Oscar nominations.
Latinos are under-cast and often stereotyped in film and television. If the #OscarSoWhite controversy made a difference, it will show when Academy Award voters elect new members this month.
Many people opted out of watching the 88th Annual Academy Awards Sunday night to instead participate in a nationwide "TV Tune Out" in protest of the lack of diversity among the Oscar nominations and in Hollywood. However, others chose to voice their disapproval on Twitter while watching the live telecast.
Find out which popular Latinas have had some of the most memorable Academy Awards red carpet looks. A few Latinas have walked the red carpet at the annual Academy Awards several times over the years, and every time they steal the spotlight.
