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Oscar statuette costs $400, but winners can't just sell it — 5dOscars blend prestige with mystery and controversy, evolving from a modest 1929 ceremony into a billion-dollar industry underpinned by fierce campaigns and opaque traditions. Across articles, the statuette's value is largely symbolic: about $400 to make, with tens of millions spent on campaigns, and post-1951 winners must offer the statue to the Academy for $1 before disposal.

Tom Gallagher Funny how something worth $400 in materials somehow requires millions in campaigning just to win one.

Despite Billions In Backing, Studies Show Diversity Trainings Just Aren’t WorkingReporting — Sep 14, 2024A wealth of research suggests that the billions of dollars corporate America, academia and government agencies have spent on diversity training have done little to impact people’s behavior. What impact diversity…

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Zach Cregger Defends His Resident Evil Movie Against Claims It Was an Original Film With the Name Added Later

The @DiscussingFilm post shares director Zach Cregger’s response to critics accusing him of making a generic horror/zombie movie and retroactively “slapping” the Resident Evil title on it. Cregger says that once people watch the film they will be “thoroughly convinced that that is not the case.” It is trending because of months-long controversy around the September 18, 2026 release.

“Zach Cregger responds to those saying that he simply “slapped the Resident Evil name” retroactively on his horror movie. “When they watch the movie, they will be thoroughly convinced that that is not the case.””

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