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Sunday, February 22, 2015 COMPANY TOWN Oscars 2015: Female directors scarce at Hollywood's major studios When Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win the Academy Award for directing in 2010, it looked to be a watershed moment for Hollywood's premiere creative profession. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  The film academy? Far from perfect. The Oscars? Irresistible ›  Oscars 2015: Powerful foreign-language film nominees incite with insight ›  Spirit Awards 2015: 'Birdman' builds Oscar momentum ›  'Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas' dominates the 35th Razzie Awards ENVELOPE Essential Arts: A controversial maestro, Oscars architecture and another side of Mamet ›  Henry Segerstrom, 91, was a towering O.C. cultural figure ›  Actors' union mulls plan for bigger pay on smaller L.A. stages ›  Debate heats up over proposed changes to L.A. 99-seat theater plan MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  TV academy changes Emmy award rules on comedies and other shows ›  Harris Wittels: The man behind #humblebrag ›  Snoop Dogg mocks Bill Cosby on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' ›  TV This Week Feb. 22-28: 'Good Witch' on Hallmark ›  TV picks: 'Parks and Recreation,' the Oscars, 'New Worlds' ›  Chuck Lorre explains Charlie Sheen's fate in 'Two and a Half Men' finale ›  Friday's TV Highlights: 'American Masters' on KOCE Mayor Garcetti debuts new film marketing effort A day before the Oscars, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti rolled out his own Hollywood campaign. MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Independent Spirit Awards 2015: Red carpet   Photos:  Mark Schultz and 'Foxcatcher'

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