Tinseltown Troubles: Navigating the Oscars in a World of Endless Crises

A seasoned journalist reflects on the changing relevance of the Oscars ceremony in an era dominated by white-hot global issues. Dive into the nuances of the event's evolving significance and the enduring power of film.
It's been a decade since Dave Schilling first attended the Academy Awards ceremony, and in that time, the world has changed dramatically. The glitz and glamour of Hollywood's biggest night now feels increasingly disconnected from the white-hot crises that dominate the global landscape.
In a reflective piece, Schilling, a Los Angeles-based writer and humorist, grapples with the shifting relevance of the Oscars in an era marked by endless turmoil.
Source: The Guardian

