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Refugees Fleeing Nazi Germany Reshaped Hollywood. This Forgotten Woman Helped Make It Possible

By Donna Rifkind

Hollywood Has the Power to Combat Damaging Stereotypes About Latinos. Here's Proof That It's Utterly Failing

By Eva Longoria and Stacy L. Smith

'We Will Not Be Broken.' America Ferrera and Other Latino Stars Release Poignant Letter After El Paso Shooting

By Sanya Mansoor

Crazy Rich Asians Kicked Down the Door. Now Asian Americans Are Fighting To Stay in the Room

By Andrew R. Chow and Ang Li
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Netflix Pledges to Fight Georgia Abortion Bill

"Should it ever come into effect, we’d rethink our entire investment in Georgia"

By Andrew R. Chow

First TV Show Leaves Georgia Over Abortion Law

An Amazon series and a Lionsgate comedy are the first major productions to confirm they are pulling out of the state over the heartbeat bill

By Andrew R. Chow

Why Does Hollywood Roll Out a Red Carpet? Here’s How the Oscars Tradition Began

From royalty to a U.S. president, here's where the Hollywood custom comes from

By Rachel E. Greenspan

The Number of Women Directing Top Hollywood Films Declined in 2018

The number of women directing Hollywood’s top movies declined in 2018, according to the annual Celluloid Ceiling report from San Diego State University.Overall, the number of women employed in the film industry, in roles spanning...

By Mahita Gajanan

The Oscars' New 'Popular Film' Category Confirms That Hollywood Thinks We're Stupid

On Aug. 8, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences made an announcement that has industry observers, Oscar prognosticators, film critics and random movie fans up in arms—or at least genuinely puzzled. Under the...

By Stephanie Zacharek

‘My Life Is at Risk of Being Undermined.’ Morgan Freeman Pushes Back Against Misconduct Allegations

He says his behavior never crossed certain lines

By Jamie Ducharme

Morgan Freeman Accused of Harassment and Inappropriate Behavior

At least eight people have come forward

By Jamie Ducharme

'There Was a Part of Me That Was Terribly Naive.' Harvey Weinstein's Estranged Wife Georgina Chapman Speaks Out for the First Time

“There was a part of me that was terribly naive"

By Mahita Gajanan

How We Can Fix Hollywood’s Representation Problem

When I first started acting, I was always cast as the sassy, asexual black best friend. My peers were shoved into similar, limiting boxes, as there weren’t a lot of opportunities for actors of color....

By Gabrielle Union

Steve Irwin Remembered With Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Irwin's family brought a giant snake to the ceremony

By Casey Quackenbush

'Wonder Woman' Lynda Carter Says She Was Harassed

'Who’s going to believe you? No one’s going to believe you'

By Samantha Cooney

Harvey Weinstein 'Casting Couch' Statue Pops Up in Hollywood

The sculpture debuted ahead of the Oscars

By Megan McCluskey

How Greta Gerwig Is Leading by Example

The Oscar-nominated director of Lady Bird upended expectations with a movie about the life of a teenage girl

By Eliza Berman

Hollywood Is Suddenly Serious. That's Exactly What America Needs Right Now

How corrupt, craven Hollywood found its conscience

By Stephanie Zacharek

Jane Seymour Says She Quit Hollywood After Being Sexually Harassed by a Producer

The actor said she briefly quit acting after the incident

By Samantha Cooney

Jennifer Lawrence Doesn't Care If People Think She Looks Cold in That Dress: 'This Is Ridiculous, This is Not Feminism'

"You think I'm going to cover that gorgeous dress up with a coat and a scarf?"

By Samantha Cooney
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