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La NASA presenta el traje lunar Artemis, la misión de carga SpaceX ISS y más
Se espera que la próxima semana sea emocionante para los entusiastas de los cohetes, ya que hay no menos de siete lanzamientos programados en los próximos siete días. También es la semana en la que finalmente sabes cómo serán los trajes Luna Artemis de la NASA.
Terran 1, Electron, Falcon 9, estos son algunos de nuestros favoritos. Todos estos cohetes están listos para despegar esta semana, pero sigue siendo una pregunta abierta si todos tendrán la oportunidad de volar.
El segundo intento de lanzamiento de Terran 1 fue abortado el sábado, en preparación para un tercer intento a finales de esta semana, tal vez jueves. La startup de California busca hacer lo que ninguna empresa privada ha hecho antes: poner con éxito un cohete en órbita en su primer intento. También es único el empuje y la configuración del misil; El cohete alimentado con metano se fabrica principalmente con tecnología de impresión 3D.
Revelación del traje de Artemis Moon
Esta es la semana en la que finalmente podemos ver los trajes lunares que usarán los astronautas de la NASA durante la misión Artemis 3 planificada a la superficie lunar, actualmente programada para fines de 2025 a más tardar. Es casi imposible de creer, pero esta es la primera luna. trajes Ha sido diseñado y construido desde la era Apolo, por lo que estamos comprensiblemente emocionados. También esperamos quedar impresionados al ver lo que la NASA ha hecho anteriormente. Él dijo a cerca de ellos. Las unidades de movilidad extravehicular, o xEMU, están en proceso desarrollado Desarrollado por Axiom Space en asociación con la NASA. La gran revelación es programado para el miércoles a las 10:30 a. m. ET.
Misión SpaceX Cargo a la Estación Espacial Internacional
Un cohete Falcon 9 cargado con 5800 libras de carga y otros suministros está programado para despegar a las 8:30 p. m. ET del martes desde el Complejo de Lanzamiento 39A en el Centro Espacial Kennedy en Florida. b conocido Misión SpaceX CRS-27La entrega fletada por la NASA incluye suministros, equipos y experimentos científicos para la tripulación. Uno de los experimentos científicos más conocidos que se están realizando es una colaboración entre el Centro Nacional de Ciencias Traslacionales de los Institutos Nacionales de Salud y el Laboratorio Nacional de la ISS para el estudio. chips de tejido que imitan los órganos humanos. Crew Dragon permanecerá atracado en la Estación Espacial Internacional durante un mes, después de lo cual regresará con investigación y recarga.
Lanzamiento de varios continentes desde Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab se prepara para lanzamientos consecutivos Desde ubicaciones en los Estados Unidos y Nueva Zelanda. Misión de la empresa “Más fuertes juntos” Aparentemente tomar un vuelo no antes del martes., con un misil electrónico programado para despegar de las instalaciones de vuelo de Wallops en Virginia. El cohete intentará conectar dos satélites comerciales de radar de apertura a Capella Space.
Misión “El ritmo continúa” se ve bien para ir el miercoles en su complejo de lanzamiento en la península de Mahia en Nueva Zelanda. Para esta misión, impulsarás a Electron intentar Para conectar dos satélites de observación de la Tierra para BlackSky. Una subsidiaria de SpaceFlight Inc.
Más lanzamientos de Falcon 9
Un SpaceX Falcon 9 es específico para entregar SES-18 y SES-19, un par de satélites de comunicaciones construidos por Northrop Grumman, el viernes por la noche, con el lanzamiento del cohete desde SLC-40 en Cabo Cañaveral, Florida. Además, la compañía sumará a su impresionante constelación Starlink con Lanzamiento programado Desde otra constelación de satélites el jueves a las 2:05 p. m. ET. El Falcon 9 despegará de la Base de la Fuerza Espacial Vandenberg en California.
Hasta la fecha, SpaceX ha lanzado al espacio 4.053 satélites Starlink, de los cuales 3.709 están actualmente operativos, según Estadísticas Fue conservado por el astrónomo de Harvard-Smithsonian Jonathan McDowell.
La NASA hablará con la prensa sobre el nuevo presupuesto
El presidente Joe Biden le anunció nuevo presupuesto Para el año fiscal 2024 el jueves pasado, la agencia espacial dijo en declaración. a Conferencia de prensa Está programado para el lunes a la 1:00 p. m. ET, donde los funcionarios de la NASA dirán más sobre el tema y responderán las preguntas de los reporteros.
Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen testifies to grand jury for three hours, will return Wednesday
Donald Trump’s ex-personal lawyer Michael Cohen testified for three hours Monday to a Manhattan grand jury investigating the former president and will return Wednesday to answer more questions from prosecutors about a hush-money payment to a porn star that he arranged for Trump.
“Michael has spent a long and productive afternoon,” Cohen’s lawyer Lanny Davis told reporters outside Manhattan Criminal Court, NBC News reported.
Davis added that Cohen plans to return Wednesday afternoon to “complete his testimony.” The lawyer declined to go into detail about what Cohen told prosecutors.
Cohen, before entering the courthouse earlier Monday, told journalists that his “goal is to tell the truth,” not to engage in “revenge” against Trump.
“This is all about accountability. He needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds,” Cohen said.
Cohen, who served for years as Trump’s attorney, paid $130,000 to porn star Stormy Daniels shortly before the 2016 presidential election to keep her quiet about an alleged sexual tryst with Trump.
The Trump Organization later reimbursed him for the payment but classified the disbursement as legal expenses. The mischaracterization is now the focus of the criminal investigation of the former president.
Cohen later pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to multiple crimes, including one related to the payoff to Daniels. He has since become an outspoken critic of Trump.
Trump declined an offer to testify to the grand jury investigating him, his lawyer said Monday.
Such an offer is common shortly before prosecutors seek indictments against the people extended the chance to testify.
Trump has denied having sex with Daniels and has condemned the investigation into the payoff. The probe is being conducted by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
In a post on his social media site over the weekend, Trump said the late former Manhattan DA Robert Morgenthau would be “spinning in his grave if he were told that his Office was even thinking about bringing charges against the 45th President of the United States & leading Republican contender for the 2024 Nomination.”
Trump called the case a “Scam” led by Daniels, Cohen and Daniels’ ex-attorney Michael Avenatti, who is serving a federal prison sentence for defrauding clients.
Source: cnbc
Why Silicon Valley Bank collapsed and what it could mean
Silicon Valley Bank collapsed with astounding speed on Friday. Investors are now on edge about whether its demise could spark a broader banking meltdown.
The US federal government has stepped in to guarantee customer deposits, but SVB’s downfall continues to reverberate across global financial markets. The government has also shut down Signature Bank, a regional bank that was teetering on the brink of collapse, and guaranteed its deposits.
In a sign of how seriously officials are taking the SVB failure, US President Joe Biden told Americans Monday that they “can rest assured that our banking system is safe,” adding: “We will do whatever is needed on top of all this.”
Here’s what you need to know about the biggest US bank failure since the global financial crisis.
Established in 1983, Silicon Valley Bank was, just before collapsing, America’s 16th largest commercial bank. It provided banking services to nearly half of all US venture-backed technology and life science companies.
It also has operations in Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
SVB benefited hugely from the tech sector’s explosive growth in recent years, fueled by ultra-low borrowing costs and a pandemic-induced boom in demand for digital services.
The bank’s assets, which include loans, more than tripled from $71 billion at the end of 2019 to a peak of $220 billion at the end of March 2022, according to financial statements. Deposits ballooned from $62 billion to $198 billion over that period, as thousands of tech startups parked their cash at the lender. Its global headcount more than doubled.
Why did it collapse?
SVB’s collapse came suddenly, following a frenetic 48 hours during which customers yanked deposits from the lender in a classic run on the bank.
But the root of its demise goes back several years. Like many other banks, SVB ploughed billions into US government bonds during the era of near-zero interest rates.
What seemed like a safe bet quickly came unstuck, as the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates aggressively to tame inflation.
When interest rates rise, bond prices fall, so the jump in rates eroded the value of SVB’s bond portfolio. The portfolio was yielding an average 1.79% return last week, far below the 10-year Treasury yield of around 3.9%, Reuters reported.
At the same time, the Fed’s hiking spree sent borrowing costs higher, meaning tech startups had to channel more cash towards repaying debt. At the same time, they were struggling to raise new venture capital funding.
That forced companies to draw down on deposits held by SVB to fund their operations and growth.
What sparked the bank run?
While SVB’s problems can be traced back to its earlier investment decisions, the run on the bank was triggered Wednesday when the lender announced that it had sold a bunch of securities at a loss and would sell $2.25 billion in new shares to plug the hole in its finances.
That set off panic among customers, who withdrew their money in large numbers.
The bank’s stock plummeted 60% Thursday and dragged other bank shares down with it as investors began to fear a repeat of the global financial crisis a decade and a half ago.
By Friday morning, trading in SVB shares was halted and it had abandoned efforts to raise capital or find a buyer. California regulators intervened, shutting the bank down and placing it in receivership under the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which typically means liquidating the bank’s assets to pay back depositors and creditors.
What about depositors and investors?
US regulators said Sunday that they would guarantee all SVB customers’ deposits. The move is aimed at preventing more bank runs and helping tech companies to continue paying staff and funding their operations.
The intervention does not amount to a 2008-style bailout, however, which means investors in the company’s stock and bonds will not be protected.
“Let me be clear that during the financial crisis, there were investors and owners of systemic large banks that were bailed out … and the reforms that have been put in place mean that we’re not going to do that again,” Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told CBS in an interview Sunday.
“But we are concerned about depositors and are focused on trying to meet their needs.”
Will this trigger a banking crisis?
There are already some signs of stress at other banks. Trading in First Republic Bank (FRC) and PacWest Bancorp (PACW) was temporarily halted Monday after the shares plunged 65% and 52% respectively. Charles Schwab (SCHW) stock was down 7% at 11.30 a.m. ET Monday.
In Europe, the benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Banks index, which tracks 42 big EU and UK banks, fell 5.6% in morning trade — notching its biggest fall since last March. Shares in embattled Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse were down 9%.
SVB isn’t the only financial institution whose investments into government bonds and other assets have fallen dramatically in value.
At the end of 2022, US banks were sitting on $620 billion in unrealized losses — assets that have decreased in price but haven’t been sold yet, according to the FDIC.
In a sign that regulators have concerns about wider financial chaos, the Fed said Sunday that it would make additional funding available for eligible financial institutions to prevent the next SVB from collapsing.
Most analysts point out that US and European banks have much stronger financial buffers now than during the global financial crisis. They also highlight that SVB had very heavy exposure to the tech sector, which has been particularly hard hit by rising interest rates.
“While SVB is a major failure, [it] and other niche players like Signature are quite unique in the broader banking world,” research analysts David Covey, Adrian Cighi and Jaimin Shah at M&G Investments commented in a blog post on Monday. “So unique, in our view, that it is unlikely to create material problems for any of the large diversified banks in the US or Europe from a credit point of view.”
Why did HSBC buy the UK business for £1?
HSBC stepped in Monday to buy SVB UK for £1 ($1.2), securing the deposits of thousands of British tech companies that hold money at the lender.
Had a buyer not been found, SVB UK would have been placed into insolvency by the Bank of England, leaving customers with only deposits worth up to £85,000 ($100,000) — or £170,000 ($200,000) for joint accounts — guaranteed
The HSBC rescue is “fantastic news” for the UK startup ecosystem, said Piotr Pisarz, the CEO of Uncapped, a financial tech startup that lends to other startups. “I think we can all relax a bit today,” he told CNN.
In a statement, HSBC CEO Noel Quinn said the acquisition “strengthens our commercial banking franchise and enhances our ability to serve innovative and fast-growing firms, including in the technology and life science sectors, in the UK and internationally.”
Source: cnn
Texas officials have told residents Mexico is too dangerous to visit for spring break
The Texas Department of Public Safety has urged residents to avoid spring break travel to Mexico, warning that drug cartel violence and other crime pose a significant safety threat.
“We have a duty to inform the public about safety, travel risks, and threats,” said DPS Director Steven McCraw in a statement on Friday. “Based on the volatile nature of cartel activity and the violence we are seeing there; we are urging individuals to avoid travel to Mexico at this time.”
U.S. citizens who decide to travel to Mexico are encouraged to register with an embassy or consulate before they go, the Texas agency said.
The advisory follows the kidnapping of four Americans earlier this month in the Mexican city of Matamoros. The Americans were reportedly visiting for medical tourism when they were caught in the crossfire between rival cartel groups and abducted. Two of them were returned to the U.S., and two were found dead. A Mexican bystander was also killed.
One of the cartel groups in Matamoros apologized for the killings and handed over the men they say are responsible to the police.
Tamaulipas, the state where Matamoros is located, is considered one of the most violent places in Mexico.
The State Department’s most recent travel advisory, from October 2022, lists Tamaulipas as one of six Mexican states under a “Level 4: Do Not Travel” advisory for crime and kidnapping. There are seven more under “Level Three: Reconsider Travel.”
More than 500 Americans — and tens of thousands of Mexicans — remain missing in Mexico.
However, popular tourist destinations like Cancún, Cabo San Lucas and Mexico City have a much lower advisory of “Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution.” For comparison, the State Department has issued that advisory level for much of Western Europe, including France and the United Kingdom.
“DPS understands many people do travel to Mexico without incident, but the serious risks cannot be ignored,” the Texas DPS statement said. The department urged travelers to “carefully research any planned trips” and consider postponing or canceling upcoming trips to Mexico.
Source: kut
Joint Statement by Treasury, Federal Reserve, and FDIC
The following statement was released by Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen, Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome H. Powell, and FDIC Chairman Martin J. Gruenberg:
Today we are taking decisive actions to protect the U.S. economy by strengthening public confidence in our banking system. This step will ensure that the U.S. banking system continues to perform its vital roles of protecting deposits and providing access to credit to households and businesses in a manner that promotes strong and sustainable economic growth.
After receiving a recommendation from the boards of the FDIC and the Federal Reserve, and consulting with the President, Secretary Yellen approved actions enabling the FDIC to complete its resolution of Silicon Valley Bank, Santa Clara, California, in a manner that fully protects all depositors. Depositors will have access to all of their money starting Monday, March 13. No losses associated with the resolution of Silicon Valley Bank will be borne by the taxpayer.
We are also announcing a similar systemic risk exception for Signature Bank, New York, New York, which was closed today by its state chartering authority. All depositors of this institution will be made whole. As with the resolution of Silicon Valley Bank, no losses will be borne by the taxpayer.
Shareholders and certain unsecured debtholders will not be protected. Senior management has also been removed. Any losses to the Deposit Insurance Fund to support uninsured depositors will be recovered by a special assessment on banks, as required by law.
Finally, the Federal Reserve Board on Sunday announced it will make available additional funding to eligible depository institutions to help assure banks have the ability to meet the needs of all their depositors.
The U.S. banking system remains resilient and on a solid foundation, in large part due to reforms that were made after the financial crisis that ensured better safeguards for the banking industry. Those reforms combined with today’s actions demonstrate our commitment to take the necessary steps to ensure that depositors’ savings remain safe.
Source: federalreserve
The Best Dressed Women of the 2023 Oscars
As anyone who loves fashion knows, clothes are about more than mere style; they communicate an abundance of stories, and that was certainly true of the Hollywood A-listers who walked the champagne-hued carpet at the 2023 Oscars. From romantic volume or sleek modernity to conveying messages both subtle and overt, the stars arriving at L.A.’s Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood seemed to take a uniquely personal approach to their style this year.
The night’s best fashion ran the gamut from the grandeur of voluminous gowns in silk taffeta, notably a pair of Valentino gowns seen on Stephanie Hsu and Florence Pugh, to sleek looks in pale neutrals, including Ana de Armas in Louis Vuitton and Michelle Williams in Chanel. Elegant black gowns also ruled the night, with Danai Gurira’s Jason Wu design and Jenny Slate’s Thom Browne ensemble among the best. Winning details, meanwhile, ranged from rose accents to corset boning and a decided preference for vintage jewels.
Tribute ribbons also made an appearance as blue ribbons were worn by several stars to call attention to the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, which coordinated the #WithRefugees ribbon as an emblem of solidarity with refugees forced to flee their homes. Cate Blanchett, a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, and fellow nominee Brendan Gleeson were among those seen wearing the blue ribbons on Sunday night. Actress Shohreh Aghdashloo likewise chose to create a message close to her heart, wearing a pair of dresses — by Christian Siriano for the Oscars ceremony and by Kevan Hall for the Vanity Fair party — emblazoned with messages to honor the embattled women of Iran, her native country.
Which stars ultimately stood out amid the sea of Hollywood insiders? Here’s a rundown of the night’s most memorable looks. (See a list of the winners, and check out all of the star-studded Oscars red carpet arrivals.)
Angela Bassett in Moschino
Purple is the color traditionally associated with royalty, and best supporting actress nominee Angela Bassett indeed exuded a queenly vibe in a richly toned purple organza gown by Moschino, beautifully draped and featuring an exaggerated bow neckline. She finished the look with diamonds by Bulgari, including a high-jewelry Serpenti necklace, and shoes by Sarah Flint Heels.
Stephanie Hsu in Valentino
The news that the red carpet would be transformed to a champagne hue for the 2023 Oscars spawned a wealth of conversation, not all of it positive. And while the pale neutral indeed created a different framing for many looks, many stylists understood the assignment, including Wayman and Micah, stylists for nominee Stephanie Hsu. The actress’ bold pink strapless gown, from Valentino’s Spring/Summer 2023 Le Club Couture collection, was an outstanding choice against that pale carpet. Hsu’s look was finished with high-jewelry sapphire and diamond earrings and a diamond bracelet by Cartier.
Jenny Slate in Thom Browne
Malala Yousafzai in Ralph Lauren
Sofia Carson in Giambattista Valli Haute Couture
Danai Gurira in Jason Wu
The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star looked equal parts regal and modern in an elegant strapless gown with a distressed neckline from Jason Wu’s Fall/Winter 2023 collection, accented with diamond jewels by Messika, including the diamond Divine Enigma choker used to highlight Gurira’s towering hairstyle.
Sandra Oh in Giambattista Valli Haute Couture
Marigold silk chiffon was a standout color choice for Sandra Oh, who took advantage of the flow and movement of this Giambattista Valli Haute couture empire-waist gown. And with vintage jewels among the night’s trends, Oh also wore one of the best necklaces seen at the 2023 Oscars: a circa-1980s Harry Winston piece featuring an oversized citrine as its center stone, courtesy of Briony Raymond.
Rihanna in Alaïa
Florence Pugh in Valentino Haute Couture
Monica Barbaro in Elie Saab
Ana de Armas in Louis Vuitton
Nicole Kidman in Armani Privé
Rose embellishments were a trend at the 2023 Oscars, seen on everything from Halle Berry’s Tamara Ralph gown to the rose Oscar-winning screenwriter Sarah Polley wore on the lapel of her tuxedo. But for roses served with a bit of drama, no one did it better than presenter Nicole Kidman, whose custom Giorgio Armani Privé single-sleeved black gown featured oversized silver-beaded roses on the shoulder and at the waist of this design fully embellished with paillettes. Diamond jewelry by Harry Winston and a diamond watch from the Omega archives completed her look.
Michelle Yeoh in Dior Haute Couture
Jamie Lee Curtis in Dolce & Gabbana
Hong Chau in Prada
Lady Gaga in Versace
Halle Bailey in Dolce & Gabbana
The star of Disney’s upcoming live-action The Little Mermaid, Halle Bailey embraced every second of her princess moment in a custom turquoise tulle gown by Dolce & Gabbana, featuring a hand-pleated corset bodice and full skirt. Her diamonds by De Beers Jewellers included the Midnight Aura necklace from the house’s The Alchemist of Light collection, featuring 74.63 carats of diamonds.
Janelle Monaé in Vera Wang Haute
The recording artist and actress definitely understood the assignment, blending bold color with a dramatic silhouette in this custom look by Vera Wang Haute, crafted of a bustier in black velvet and a draped skirt in a brilliant orange silk charmeuse. Her jewels by Paris-based Reza included a diamond brooch set in platinum.
Jessica Chastain in Gucci
Margot Robbie in Giorgio Armani Privé
Elizabeth Olsen in Givenchy
Andie MacDowell in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello and Rainey Qualley
The mother-daughter duo were chic in sleek black gowns. MacDowell’s asymmetrical draped Saint Laurent gown in black jersey is a $5,290 design currently available on the label’s website; the actress paired the look with pumps also by the French house, while her white diamond and gold jewelry was by Pomellato.
Fan Bingbing in Tony Ward
Among the night’s earliest arrivals, Fan Bingbing undeniably set the tone for the evening when she stepped onto the carpet in a dramatic look by Tony Ward Couture, consisting of a silver beaded gown paired with a silk taffeta evening coat in a brilliant emerald. The color was carried through to statement jewels by Lorraine Schwartz, including earrings highlighting 85 carats of Colombian emeralds and diamonds.
Source: hollywoodreporter
The Best Dressed Men of the 2023 Oscars
Can I get a drumroll, please? The day we’ve been waiting for is finally here—it’s Oscars night, baby!
There are some major names up for nominations tonight, and we expect major looks to match up to the magnitude of it all. It is, after all, the biggest night in Hollywood; if there was ever an occasion to dress to impress, it would be now. It’s been quite the year for the film industry, too, which is something to celebrate. We had movies to cry over this year, with titles like Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Whale, and Aftersunbringing first-time nominations for many of the cast and crew. We had movies with protagonists to root against this year (looking at you, Tàr!) and movies with protagonists who we feel like we know as well as the back of our own hands (shoutout to Elvis, am I right?).
It’s been an overwhelmingly good year for movies, all leading up to tonight. Some will win, some will lose. Some may even get slapped, because, hey—you really never know. But before the awards can even go down, we’ve got to focus on the red carpet—a place where, no matter what happens inside, actors have a few minutes to shine, and the only way to lose is to wear a look that misses the mark entirely. But we’re not focusing on those guys, right now; we’re focusing on the very best menswear looks of the night, and these guys are sure as hell winners in our book.
Paul Mescal
In Gucci
Lenny Kravitz
In Saint Laurent
Austin Butler
In Saint Laurent
Alton Mason
Kelvin Harrison Jr
In Dior
Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller
Seth is in Brioni
Samuel L. Jackson
In Giorgio Armani
James Hong
Harry Shum Jr.
In ADEAM and wearing an Omega watch
Miles Teller and Keleigh Sperry
In Celine Homme and Celine
Paul Dano
In Dolce & Gabbana
Danny Ramirez
In Dior and wearing an Omega watch
Questlove
Justin Hurwitz
Mo Brings Plenty
Pedro Pascal
John Cho
Lorenzo Zurzolo
In Gucci
Brendan Fraser
In a Giorgio Armani tuxedo and an Omega watch
Marc Malkin
In Jack Victor, Zara, and The Tie Bar
Lukas Dhont
Lewis Pullman
Wearing a Montblanc watch
Andrew Garfield
In Fendi Men’s and an Omega watch
Idris Elba
In Gucci and a Gucci High Watchmaking watch
Ke Huy Quan
In Giorgio Armani and an Omega watch
TODOS LOS GANADORES DE LOS PREMIOS OSCARS 2023
Con ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’ como favorita de la noche, con 11 nominaciones, la película de Daniel Kwan y Daniel Scheinert se ha convertido en la principal ganadora de la la 95ª edición de la gala de los Oscar.
Títulos como ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’, ‘Elvis’ y ‘Los Fabelman’ han terminado desfondadas en una carrera de premios en la que ‘Sin novedad en el frente’ terminó asustando a parte de los nominados cuando comenzó a acumular estatuillas técnicas.
La noche ha dado para mucho y te hemos ido contando cuáles han sido los mejores momentos de los Oscars 2023, el comentado momento en el que Jimmy Kimmel ha recordado el polémico bofetón de Will Smith del año anterior, o dónde ver ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’, la gran triunfadora de la noche. Pero sin duda, lo importante hoy es escudriñar los ganadores de los Premios Oscars. Si la cinta de Daniel Kwan y Daniel Scheinert ha arrasado con 7 galardones, otras como ‘Sin Novedad en el frente’, ‘Ellas hablan’ o ‘La Ballena’ han conseguido no irse de vacío.
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR PELÍCULA
- ‘Sin novedad en el frente’
- ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- ‘Avatar: El sentido del agua’
- ‘Elvis’
- ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
- ‘Los Fabelman’
- ‘TÁR’
- ‘Top Gun Maverick’
- ‘El triángulo de la tristeza’
- ‘Ellas hablan’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR DIRECTOR
- Martin McDonagh por ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- Daniel Kwan y Daniel Scheinert por ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
- Todd Field por ‘TÁR’
- Steven Spielberg por ‘Los Fabelman’
- Ruben Östlund por ‘El triángulo de la tristeza’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR ACTRIZ PROTAGONISTA
- Cate Blanchett por ‘TÁR’
- Ana de Armas por ‘Blonde’
- Andrea Riseborough por ‘To Leslie’
- Michelle Yeoh por ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
- Michelle Williams por ‘Los Fabelman’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR ACTOR PROTAGONISTA
- Brendan Fraser por ‘The Whale’
- Austin Butler por ‘Elvis’
- Colin Farrell por ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- Paul Mescal en ‘Aftersun’
- Bill Nighy por ‘Living’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR ACTRIZ DE REPARTO
- Angela Bassett por ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’
- Jamie Lee Curtis por ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
- Kerry Condon por ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- Hong Chau por ‘The Whale’
- Stephanie Hsu por ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR ACTOR DE REPARTO
- Ke Huy Quan por ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
- Brian Tyree Henry por ‘Causeway’
- Judd Hirsh por ‘Los Fabelman’
- Brendan Gleeson por ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- Barry Keoghan por ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR GUION ORIGINAL
- ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’ (Martin McDonagh)
- ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’ (Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert)
- ‘Los Fabelman’ (Tony Kushner, Steven Spielberg)
- ‘TÁR’ (Todd Field)
- ‘El triángulo de la tristeza’ (Ruben Östlund)
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR GUION ADAPTADO
- ‘Ellas hablan’ (Sarah Polley, basada en el libro de Miriam Toews)
- ‘Sin novedad en el frente’ (Edward Berger, Lesley Paterson, Ian Stokell, basada en la novela de Erich Maria Remarque)
- ‘Living’ (Kazuo Ishiguro, basada en ‘Ikiru’ de Akira Kurosawa, Shinobu Hashimoto y Hideo Oguni)
- ‘Puñales por la espalda: El misterio de Glass Onion’ (Rian Johnson, basada en ‘Puñales por la espalda’)
- ‘Top Gun Maverick’ (Peter Craig, Justin Marks, Ehren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer y Christopher McQuarrie, basada en los personajes creados por Jim Cash y Jack Epps Jr.)
OSCARS 2023 AL MEJOR DISEÑO DE PRODUCCIÓN
- ‘Sin novedad en el frente’
- ‘Avatar: El sentido del agua’
- ‘Babylon’
- ‘Elvis’
- ‘Los Fabelman’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR PELÍCULA INTERNACIONAL
- ‘Sin novedad en el frente’
- ‘Argentina, 1985’
- ‘Close’
- ‘EO’
- ‘The Quiet Girl’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR MONTAJE
- ‘TÁR’
- ‘Top Gun Maverick’
- ‘Elvis’
- ‘Almas en pena de Inisherin’
- ‘Todo a la vez en todas partes’
OSCARS 2023 A MEJOR FOTOGRAFÍA
- ‘Sin novedad en el frente’
- ‘Bardo, falsa crónica de unas cuantas verdades’
- ‘Elvis’
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