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White, male, and old: The Academy voters deciding The Oscars

In just under two months, major figures in the film business will gather in Hollywood to attend the 90th annual Oscars award ceremony.

by: Daisy Webb

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

Now that S8 of The Walking Dead has shuffled on and off our screens like a rotting corpse who’s gnawed their own limbs off in boredom, we have a revolutionary idea to share with you: It’s time to stop watching the show.

Binge watch these 15 dope shows in February

With Valentine’s Day loitering in the middle of the month like cupid with a grudge, February is all about showing some love. If TV is one of your great loves, plenty of shows premiering and

by: Amy Roberts

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

2017 was a good year for women in film. The three top-grossing movies all featuring female leads, including Gal Gadot in ‘Wonder Woman’. However, while the Ms. Hollywoods were taking over the big screen, behind the scenes a completely different narrative was unfolding.

Behind the scenes: Study shows lack of women in film jobs

2017 was considered a good year for women in film, with the three top-grossing movies all featuring female leads. These comprised Daisy Ridley in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Emma Watson in Beauty and the

by: Daisy Webb

Our Obsessions

Here are the ten January indie releases we’re most excited about: From ‘Please Stand By’, starring Dakota Fanning as an autistic Star Trek fan determined to make waves in the screenwriting industry to ‘The Strange Ones’, a suspenseful drama from Christopher Radcliff and Lauren Wolkstein.

The 10 absolute best indie films to get excited about in January

Does a new year mean a new you? Probably not, but what is does mean is new movies, and what better way to get through the dreaded January slump than checking out the fresh cinematic

by: Daisy Webb

Friday Flicks

Friday Flicks: ‘Freak Show’, ‘Lover for a Day’, ‘Proud Mary’

We’re only into week two of 2018 and already the scandals are rolling in, the most notable being a fresh batch of sexual misconduct allegations delivered to James Franco’s door by a series of former

by: Daisy Webb

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

James Franco accused of sexual misconduct: The actor and director who snagged a Golden Globes win for his stunning turn as bad movie maestro Tommy Wiseau in ‘The Disaster Artist’ is facing off accusations from five women.

The real disaster artist: James Franco accused of sexual misconduct by five women

Actor & director James Franco (The Disaster Artist) has been accused of sexually inappropriate and exploitative behavior by five women. These fresh allegations contribute to the mounting case against Franco, who was first accused of

by: Daisy Webb

Currently Crowdfunding

Currently Crowdfunding: ‘Horizon’; ‘Holy Night’; ‘The Shift’

Title: Horizon Funding goal: $20,000 Slate for filming: In the process for 2018 release. Costs go towards costume, production design, crew fees, equipment, and transportation. Logline: “A space-based adventure that grapples with what it means to be human

by: Daisy Webb

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The nominees for the 2018 BAFTA Film Awards are in, and ‘The Shape of the Water’ is leading the pack with a whopping 12 nominations. ‘Darkest Hour’ and ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ have each secured nine. Joanna Lumley will host the ceremony on February 18.

2018 BAFTA Film Awards roundup: ‘Shape of Water’ and ‘Three Billboards’ lead nominations

The nominees for the BAFTA Film Awards have been revealed ahead of the prestigious ceremony, set to take place on February 18. With Hollywood and the entertainment industry reeling in the wake of the sexual

by: Nathan Hardisty

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

The Truth about Hollywood’s Awards

As the Golden Globes hype train teeters off into the distance for another year, the word in Hollywood’s mouth has swiftly changed towards its main event: the Oscars. And so the cycle begins once more. While

by: Daisy Webb

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

From Martin McDonagh’s ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ to Guillermo del Toro’s ‘The Shape of Water’, Film Daily rounds up the winners, the losers, and the biggest snubs of the 2018 Golden Globes.

FD’s 2018 Golden Globes roundup

Another awards show has come and gone. Such a delight to watch every film you care about lose out, and all the mediocrity get celebrated! Awards shows obviously mean a lot in the great game

by: Nathan Hardisty

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White, male, and old: The Academy voters deciding The Oscars