Alex Garland’s latest sci-fi head-wrecker 'Annihilation' might be receiving rave reviews from critics, but advocacy groups are offering rage reviews. Media Action Network for Asian Americans (MANAA) and American Indians in Film and Television have chided the movie for whitewashing.
Sneakers and dungarees could become a political statement at the 2018 Berlin Film Festival, as female actors are being urged to “challenge the patriarchal gaze” of red carpet fashion. Is this an effective tool to fight for equality, or just an example of Hollywood virtue signaling?
Tthe British Film Institute, BAFTA, The Production Guild, Women in Film & TV and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain organizations unveiled a new set of anti-harassment guidelines. But the question remains: will they help change the current climate in Hollywood?
Hollywood is hitting pause on the awards ceremony festivities and heading down to Park City, Utah, where the 2018 Sundance Film Festival kicks off tomorrow. Four must-see films in the lineup from Amazon Studios include Gus Van Sant’s 'Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot'.
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 some of the more forgiving crowd might describe these mammoth award ceremonies as a simple
This week’s FutureFemme delivers a bevy of good news across the board: whole new television series, corporate ascendancies, and TARDIS takeovers. Despite scads of difficult news pouring out of Hollywood – scandals and fires and allegations, oh my! – there’s still plenty to celebrate when it comes to FutureFemmes in
Movers & shakers abound in Hollywood this Tuesday. Amy Schumer (Trainwreck) moved over for Anne Hathaway (Les Misérables) to take the lead on plastic fantastic Barbie movie over scheduling conflicts. Expect a pink explosion from June 2018. President of Warner Bros. Records, Dan McCarroll, said goodbye after 4 years working with “some
Legion M is a production company, a movie studio, and a multimedia entertainment company, but all funded by fans – and with fans comes your audience.
In 2005, the Logo cable network launched a series called 'Noah’s Arc' – its incredibly loyal fans referred to it as the black, gay 'Sex and the City'.
Is there reason to believe that the band N*SYNC are going back on the road for one last victory lap? Let's get into the details!
