i want to discuss this with entertainment tonight host and cnn contribute michelle turner and cnn contributor and op ed columnist for the "new york times" charlsz charles blow. great to have you both here. first of all michelle it's been a lot of the talk there in hollywood and you had a chance to hear from lots of people. >> yeah. >> i understand there are people who don't think a boycott is the right way toe go. >> news flash. there are a lot of people that feel differently about this. i think the general consensus is that everyone does believe this is a problem. that it is an issue. more so a bigger issue in hollywood than just in the academy but there are a lofrt lot of people i spoke who who don't think a boycott is the way to go. you need to keep pushing forward and do the work and change will come. but staying away from the oscars itself he doesn't believe is the solution. >> spike lee and jada pinkett smith announcing the boycott yesterday. are you expecting to see more come forward and supporting their boycott? >> well, you know, it is curious. it is an interesting question and kind

i want to turn to our favorite gal michelle turner. they have given the one minute warning. big night, big day expected. how's it feel. >> there is a bit of excitement. i don't know what it says about me that i still get butterflies. every year it never fails with me. you know, there are a couple of categories i'm really looking at this year. one is best picture. if they pick ten moves because they can pick up to ten i think moves likes mad max and straight outta kompt could get nominations. also i think the best actor race is pretty big this year. matt damon could sneak in there, will smith, johnny depp. if not i think it goes to leonardo dicaprio straight away. for supporting actress the nominees achristian bale in the big short, mark ruffalo in spot. mark rylance in privilege of spies and sylvester stalone in creed. >> for performance by an actress in supporting role the nominees are jennifer jason leigh, the hateful eight. rooney mara in carol. rachel mcadams in spotlight. alicia vikander in the danish girl and kate winslet in steve jobs. >> for achievement in visual eff