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Thirty years is a big deal, and for nearly 20 of those years there’s been one person in the moderator’s chair: Whoopi Goldberg. She was always an unconventional pick, handpicked by creator Barbara ...

A festival-season roundup of the movies, performances and international contenders shaping this year's unpredictable Oscar race.