Get Out

Here’s what to know for Monday, March 25.

The polar vortex brought sub-zero temperatures to Northeast Ohio on Wednesday, forcing the closure of area schools, shuttering regional ski resorts and suspending mail service. But the cold didn’t stop production of a movie filming outside on the streets of Cleveland. As the old Hollywood saying goes, “The show must go on.”

McDormand won the award for best actress in “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” and lost the statuette after having it engraved at the post-ceremony Governors Ball.

The prequel opens Fourth of July to essentially ask: How did we get to this point?

Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize for “DAMN.” is a landmark for hip-hop – and for high-quality pop culture.

“Get Out” has won the Academy Award for best original screenplay, giving writer-director Jordan Peele a historic win.

‘Get Out’ is just the sixth horror film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars.

Jordan Peele has been dreaming of his Oscar moment since he was 13, but now that it’s happened, he can hardly believe it.

Tiffany Haddish is getting some love on Twitter for her energetic, fun-loving presentation of the Oscar nominees, including a few dance moves and a creative pronunciation or two.

This period of Hollywood turmoil begins a new chapter with Tuesday’s run-up to the movie industry’s biggest night.

Seth Meyers congratulates Jordan Peele on the success of “Get Out” as the 2017 horror film of the year, but embarrasses him by showing a picture of Jordan dressed as “Beetlejuice” as a child.

Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele are among the five directors who have been recognized for outstanding directorial achievement by the Directors Guild of America. The Guild announced its feature film nominees Thursday, including Gerwig for the coming-of age film “Lady Bird” Peele for his horror sensation “Get Out.”

The National Society of Film Critics honored “Lady Bird” and its writer-director, Greta Gerwig, in New York on Saturday.

The horror film “Get Out” and industry multitasker Ava DuVernay will receive special honors at the Producers Guild of America awards, the group announced Friday.

When Daniel Kaluuya read Jordan Peele’s script for “Get Out,” he had one question: “Are you allowed to make films like this?”

The exclusions underscored that Globes voters, when faced with quality, popular films that defy easy categorization, just don’t get it.

Remember all those laugh out loud guffaws from the horror movie “Get Out”? Well, someone does.

Harrison Ford’s next Spielberg project is very much in its infancy, and the movie icon is Jones-ing for some action — or maybe he just doesn’t like sitting in traffic.

The attorney for “James Doe”, an acknowledged victim of Dennis Hastert, said Wednesday she has been approached for a “settlement demand” from Hastert’s attorney–a number which, if agreed upon, would end that man’s ongoing lawsuit against the disgraced former House speaker. Phil Rogers reports.