<p>Today on the 5: <a title= "Another year, another round of Oscar controversy" href= "https://www.indiewire.com/2019/02/green-book-worst-best-picture-crash-film-critics-outrage-1202047203/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Another year, another Oscars controversy</a>. Is it possible for an awards ceremony to survive when it attempts to place value on a subjective medium while failing to properly value all the aspects of creation that the medium itself needs?</p>

Today on the 5: Another year, another Oscars controversy. Is it possible for an awards ceremony to survive when it attempts to place value on a subjective medium while failing to properly value all the aspects of creation that the medium itself needs?

<p>Today on the 5: <a title="Another year, another round of Oscar controversy" href="https://www.indiewire.com/2019/02/green-book-worst-best-picture-crash-film-critics-outrage-1202047203/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Another year, another Oscars controversy</a>. Is it possible for an awards ceremony to survive when it attempts to place value on a subjective medium while failing to properly value all the aspects of creation that the medium itself needs?</p>

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