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A number of New Yorkers are in the running for an Academy Award on Feb. 26, 2012.

New Yorkers got the chance to see the Oscars for Best Actor and Actress at Grand Central Wednesday.

Jimmy Heath hopes the animated film "Chico & Rita" wins an Academy Award on Sunday.

Gerard Depardieu is expected to star as Dominique Strauss-Kahn in a film, according to a report.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg spent the morning hobnobbing with the stars of "Gossip Girl."

The $21 million space on West 116th Street will house a theater, restaurant and digital editing room.

"Gonna See a Movie Called Gunga Din" combines veterans' stories with scenes from war films.

An ex-NYPD official says Tom Hanks' new movie "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" is not exploitative.

Roy Halston Frowick personified the excess of New York City while revolutionizing fashion.

A just-released trailer for "The Dark Knight Rises" features sweeping shots of Manhattan.

Artists such as Brian Eno, Trisha Brown and Anish Kapoor spent a year teaching young proteges the tricks of their trade.

KidCinemaFest, kicking off on Oct. 23, 2011, brings children's films from around the world to Washington Heights.

Diane Keaton, who dated Woody Allen for several years, wrote about their relationship in her up-coming autobiography, "Then Again."

The 49th New York Film Festival kicks off Friday, bringing films from around the world to the city.

Filmmaker Dan Meth pulled together 30 years of the Twin Towers appearing in feature films including "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Superman."