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One film per country, chosen by a committee the Academy has to approve — and for the 99th Academy Awards, a second door has opened beside it: win the top prize at the right festival, and a film can qualify without its country's blessing.
Four years ago NBC finished fourth of six on midterm night with 3.1 million viewers. On Tuesday it finished first with more than 6.5 million — and its data livestream outdrew everything, ran past ten hours, and ended with its host walking off at 3:26 in the morning.
Since 2016 the jury's points and the public's points have been two separate piles, not one blended score — 58 points from seven professionals, 58 from the televote, and a song needs both piles to win.
Universal's "Snoop" has cast Cynthia Erivo as Afeni Shakur — the former Black Panther who defended herself in the Panther 21 trial and later ran Tupac's estate. Jonathan Daviss plays Snoop; Camron Jones plays Tupac. The two family stories are now the same film.
London hands its theatre longlist to ordinary theatregoers who apply with a show review. New York hands its nominations to some 50 professionals and its winners to 857 industry voters. Both systems are defensible. They aren't the same system.
