Our Big Oscars Show: Hot Races to Watch and Controversies

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Weekly wrap: Oscar predictions!

Sinners and One Battle After Another are dominating the most exciting Oscar race in years. Plus, the best actor field is wildly competitive between Michael B. Jordan, Leonardo DiCaprio and Wagner Moura. But maybe Ethan Hawke pulls out a dark horse win? Film critics Rad Simonpilla ...  Show more

Will Ticketmaster face accountability for the 'broken' concert industry? And, The President's Cake

A recent case brought forward by the U.S. Department of Justice claims the ‘concert industry is broken’ and that Live Nation and Ticketmaster are to blame. Policy expert Vass Bednar and musician Rollie Pemberton join Elamin Abdelmahmoud to discuss the case, proposed settlement an ...  Show more

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