Oscars change campaign rules after Andrea Riseborough controversy
Following controversy earlier this year over Andrea Riseborough’s surprise lead actress Oscar nomination for the little-seen film “To Leslie,” the film academy announced Monday that it has updated its regulations around campaigning for the coveted awards.The new regulations, approved by the group’s 54-member board of governors, clarify rules regarding communications to academy members to promote particular films and performances, including the use of social media, and limit the number of hosted screenings that are…