Once again, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences did not nominate any black actors to any of the 20 slots in the four acting categories. Most notably, no actors of color were tapped in the individual acting categories – the second year in a row From Johnny Depp to Straight Outta Compton, here's who and what was left out in the cold for the Oscars, which airs on Feb. 28.Straight Outta Compton was only recognized for Best Original Screenplay after surprise nominations at this season's other award derbies.The snub further exemplifies the lack of diversity among this year's top categories.The pint-size Room star scored a nomination from the Screen Actors Guild but was ignored at last weekend's Golden Globes and, now, by the Academy.At only 9, a nomination for Jacob Tremblay would have set him up to be the youngest person ever to win an Academy Award.  'Straight Outta Compton' Shut Out of Oscars Except for 2 White People 
 
 'Straight Outta Compton' Shut Out of Oscars: Except for 2 White People 
 
 In a stunning move, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences turned thumbs down to "Straight ﻿Outta Compton" -- the only nom it got were the screenwriters -- a white guy and a white woman.
– Once again, every single one of the 20 actors nominated for an Oscar this year is white. The Hollywood Reporter points out a number of minority actors who were overlooked, including Benicio Del Toro in Sicario and Idris Elba in Beasts of No Nation, both of whom were nominated for BAFTAs. Elba was also nominated for a Golden Globe and a SAG-AFTRA. Will Smith (Concussion) and Michael B. Jordan (Creed) were also snubbed by the Oscars despite being nominated by other groups, USA Today reports, and both Concussion and Beasts were completely shut out. Furthermore, Straight Outta Compton was nominated for Original Screenplay but not for Best Picture, despite being nominated for or winning similar awards from numerous other groups. As TMZ points out, the only people from the NWA biopic to get Oscar nods were the screenwriters, who are both white. And just eight movies were nominated for Best Picture, so there was still room for the film if the Academy wanted to include it. The Hollywood Reporter and People run down other snubs. Some of the biggest surprises: Carol, seen as a "shoo-in" for Best Picture, didn't get a nomination. The Martian did get a Best Picture nod, but director Ridley Scott wasn't nominated in his category. Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief was big news, but failed to get a Best Documentary nod. Steve Jobs got acting nominations, but screenwriter Aaron Sorkin wasn't nominated despite winning the Golden Globe in the category on Sunday. Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight was nominated for a number of awards, but not Best Picture, Best Director, or Best Adapted Screenplay. The Paul Walker tribute song, "See You Again," from Furious 7 was not nominated in the Best Original Song category. Helen Mirren missed out on both a potential Best Actress nod (Woman in Gold) and Best Supporting Actress nod (Trumbo).