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A guide to the Oscars

This graphic lists the nominees in each major Academy Award category. The winner of a category is emphasized in full color, while the other nominees are shaded. Click on the accompanying links to read the Globe's review of the film, and view any related videos.

Films with most nominations

SOURCE: Oscar.go.com; David O. Russell photography by David Shankbone

Chiqui Esteban/Globe Staff

Mozart’s violin and viola star at Jordan Hall

The first mainstage concert of the Boston Early Music Festival was also the North American debut of Mozart’s own violin and viola.

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Matthew Aucoin gets Chicago apprenticeship

The Medfield native has been awarded the Second International Sir Georg Solti Conducting Apprenticeship with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

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Laurens honored as Children’s Champions

Lauren Bush Lauren and her husband, David Lauren, were honored by UNICEF at its annual Children’s Champion Award Dinner.

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Leonard Nimoy visits the West End Museum

The Boston-bred actor and “Star Trek” star was at the West End Museum last week for a tour.

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Norman Mailer’s P-Town home is for sale

The stately brick dwelling in Provincetown that the author called home from 1990 until his death in 2007 is for sale.

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‘Voice’ star entertains Hebrew SeniorLife party

Former contestant on “The Voice” Amanda Brown was among the 350 guests at Hebrew SeniorLife’s “EngAGEment Party.”

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Boston band The Figgs scores with Lexus ad

The song in the commercial, called “Je T’adore,” appeared on their 2004 double album, “Palais.”

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Oprah donates $12 million to museum

Oprah Winfrey is giving $12 million to a museum being built on Washington’s National Mall that will document African-American history.

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Charlestown playground to be all inclusive

Waterfront site will house a $1.6m playground where children of all abilities can romp side by side.

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Mastering sign language in ‘Sign Painters’

The documentary by directors Faythe Levine and Sam Macon is fresh, passionate, and unexpected.

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Party Lines: Boston PAL’s Golf Classic

More than 150 guests recently attended Boston PAL’s 23d annual Golf Classic held at the Wollaston Golf Club.

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Man jailed in shooting of hunting beagles

An Enfield, Conn. man has been sentenced to 30 days in jail in the deaths of three hunting beagles that were shot and killed by his son. John Lake was not with his 13-year-old son when the boy shot the beagles in November, but the father said in court that he removed their collars and threw their bodies into a ravine after they were killed.

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Mayors push to limit use of food stamps to buy soda

The mayor of Providence is among 18 mayors nationwide reviving a push against allowing government food vouchers to be used to buy soda and other sugary drinks. In a letter to congressional leaders Tuesday, mayors including Angel Taveras said it is ‘‘time to test and evaluate approaches limiting’’ the use of the subsidies for sugar-laden beverages.

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Breathing life into ‘World War Z’

The surprise of the absorbing, frightening “World War Z” is that what sounds ridiculous on paper turns out be a gripper on the screen.

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Red Sox sweep Rays in doubleheader

Jonny Gomes hit a walkoff home run to cap the sweep, which came after two strong starting performances by Alfredo Aceves and Felix Doubront.

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