Forget the Best Popular Film category. Disney is going for the big prize with Black Panther this year. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Disney has hired veteran Oscar strategist Cynthia Swartz to help them with a campaign for the film; Marvel studio head Kevin Feige has set aside a significant budget for the campaign.

Well, another awards season bites the dust. The 90th Academy Awards show happened last night, and this year's batch of Oscar statuettes now sit in the homes of their respective recipients. Here is the full list of winners, and while overall the evening was hugely inspiring for many reasons, there were some disappointments that I think are worth addressing.

When it comes to the Academy and its opinions on black-led films like Get Out, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Gael García Bernal, Sufjan Stevens, Mary J. Blige, Common, and Keala Settle are among the performers.

As last year's Best Actor winner at the Oscars, Casey Affleck was up to present the award to this year's Best Actress, which rightfully had many people concerned in this moment of #MeToo. Thankfully, Affleck had the good sense to withdraw from the ceremony entirely.

There's a lot we're excited about in this year's nominations. There are also some major disappointments.

I don't think it's a coincidence that the R-rated movie about a bearded man got a nomination, while the feel-good film about women's power didn't.

The nominations for the 90th Annual Academy Awards were announced this morning in Los Angeles, and there are some pretty great things to celebrate! There are also some things that remain disappointingly the same. You can check out the full broadcast courtesy of ABC in the video after the jump!

In 1940 Hattie McDaniel became the first black actor to win an Academy Award for her role of Mammy in the iconic film, Gone With the Wind and her story will be brought to the big screen in an upcoming biopic.

Let's talk about Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel's complete inability to hold his tongue when confronted with a "non-western" name.

"My absence is out of respect for the people of my country and those of other six nations whom have been disrespected by the inhuman law that bans entry of immigrants to the US."

Last night, Ryan Reynolds tweeted a "For Your Consideration" Academy Award video showing off some of Deadpool's more memorable moments.

We've already expressed disappointment about the Asian jokes that tarnished this year's Oscar ceremony. However, we learned today that there's even more reason to be disappointed. *sigh*

Concept artist Joshua James Shaw shared some early concept art for Deadpool's Negasonic Teenage Warhead, and it's fascinating to see the different iterations she went through.

In the same breath that last night's Oscars extolled the virtues of diversity and equal opportunity, they also seemed to punch down and turn their sights on another incredibly underrepresented group: Asian people.

Last night Margaret Sixel took home an incredibly well-deserved Academy Award for Best Film Editing for her work on Mad Max: Fury Road.

As Jenny Beavan walked down the aisle to accept her Academy Award for Costume Design on Mad Max: Fury Road, a lot of the men waiting along the aisle seemed none too pleased to watch her walk by.