Awards
February 22, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, A24, academy awards, AMC, American Dream, Andrew Lincoln, Asian, Asian-American, best actor, Boots Riley, Burning, diversity, Foreign Film, Glenn Rhee, Korean, Korean American, Lee Chang-Dong, Lee Isaac Chung, Legend of Korra, Minari, minari awards, oscars, representation, sag awards, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU, Stereotype, Steven Yeun, The Walking Dead, Tokenism, TWD, Zombies, Lana Nguyen
How Steven Yeun is Creating a More Authentic, Representation of Asian Americans in Hollywood
The Korean-American actor Steven Yeun struggled with Asian American representation in Hollywood. Now, he’s finally in a position to dictate its rules....
February 22, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 300, 4 Hours, Adolescent, Angry, Batman Begins, Batman Vs. Superman, Brutal, christopher nolan, comics, Dark, dc, DCEU, Deconstruction, Divisive, George Romero, Graphic Novels, henry cavill, Jesse Eisenberg, Male, Michael Bay, Michael Shannon, superheroes, Testosterone, The Snyder Cut, Transformers, Underrated, violent, Watchmen, Zack Snyder, zack snyder movies, Amhara Chamberlayne
Zack Snyder Movies: The Divisive and Brilliant Director’s Five Best Films, Ranked
Excited about Snyder cut release of 'Justice League'? Let’s revisit its director’s best work and see Zack Snyder movies ranked....
February 22, 2021AWARDS, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘Our Lady of’, ‘The Young and the Restless’, 2020, abortion, adam driver, Alaska, Anderson Cooper, Australia, autocrat, Blockbuster Video, Bob Murray, budget, cake, children’s book, chlamydia, coal, creative freedom, crisis pregnancy center, David Letterman, debt, Dr. Evil, Dwight Howard, Grey’s Anatomy, Guinness, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow, HBO, horse, J.J. Abrams, Japan, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, jim parsons, Jimmy Fallon, jockstrap, John Lithgow, John Oliver, Jon Stewart, koala, Last Week Tonight, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, lawsuit, lgbtq, Marlon Bundo, mascot, megachurch, memorabilia, Mike Pence, Modern Family, musical, pandemic, rabbit, Rachael Ray, Rachel Dratch, RuPaul, Russell Crowe, salmon, segments, seth meyers, squirrel, stephen colbert, stunts, tax-exempt, the simpsons, thirst, Tom Hanks, Wanda Sykes, world record, Mario Yuwono
Laughs, With Purpose: A Few of the Most Memorable Stunts From ‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’
In honor of the show’s recent return, here’s a sampling of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’s best and most memorable stunts....
February 21, 2021AWARDS, ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, animated movies, Anne Hathaway, Billy Crudup, Castle in the Sky, christian bale, Claire Danes, Daisy Ridley, Dev Patel, films, Gillian Anderson, Grave of the Fireflies, Hayao Miyazaki, Howl’s Moving Castle., Isao Takahata, Jada Pinkett Smith, John Cho, Keith David, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Kirsten Dunst, Lucy Liu, Mark Hamill, My Neighbor Totoro, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Patrick Stewart, Princess Mononoke, Roger Ebert, saoirse ronan, Spirited Away, Studio Ghibli, tina fey, Toei Animation, tom holland, Toshio Suzuki, Uma Thurman, Drew Alexander Ross
A Tribute to Studio Ghibli: A Masterclass of Storytelling and Cinema
Studio Ghibli is one of the most magnificent and influential studios in Cinema history. Five of their films feature on IMDb’s Top Rated Movies list....
February 19, 2021AWARDS, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, Activism, AIDS Epidemic, Brokeback Mountain, donald trump, Ellen DeGeneres, frank ocean, Gay Marriage, Gay Rights, hbo max, homophobia, it's a sin review, It’s a Sin, joe biden, laverne cox, lgbtq, LGBTQ community, lgbtq representation, Lil Nas X, London, Margaret Thatcher, Moonlight, protest, queer, Queer as Folk, Ronald Reagan, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Stonewall Riots, The L Word, Trans Community, trans-rights, Will & Grace, Christopher Davis
HBO Max Celebrates Queer Love in the Face of Tragedy in Latest LGBTQ Masterpiece ‘It’s a Sin’
Chronicling the life of a group of queer friends in London during the 80s, ‘It’s A Sin’ conveys the perseverance of the gay community fighting the AIDS epidemic....
February 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Anthony Hopkins, Buffalo Bill, cannibalism, Clarice, Clarice Starling, FBI, feminism, Hannibal, Hannibal Lecter, Horror, horror movie, Jodie Foster, Jonathan Demme, LGBT, lgbtq, Mads Mikkelsen, male gaze, misogyny, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychological horror, psychological thriller, psychology, psychopath, Scott Glen, serial killer, sociopath, Ted Levine, terror, The Father, the Mauritanian, The Silence of the Lambs, The Silence of the Lambs review, Daniel Choi
30-Year Anniversary of ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ Released on Valentine’s Day 1991: Study of the Male Gaze
Released 30 years ago on Valentine’s Day, 1991, ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ still terrifies, but beneath its story of cannibalism and death is one of misogyny....
February 19, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ” Met Gala, 73 Questions, Bella Thorne, black lives matter, Daya by Zendaya, Disney Channel, dune, Emmy, Euphoria, female actors, female role models, feminism, john david washington, KC Undercover, Malcolm & Marie, marvel cinematic universe, MCU, Met Ball, new Hollywood, oscar, Role Models, Sam Levinson, Shake It Up, spiderman, The Greatest Showman, women's history, women's history month, young actors, young actresses, zendaya, Zendaya activist, Zendaya biography, Zendaya career, Zendaya dancer, Zendaya Disney, Zendaya filmography, Zendaya life, Zendaya movies, Zendaya producer, Zendaya role model, Zendaya shows, Zendaya singer, Lana Nguyen
Generation ‘Z for Zendaya’: How the Young Actress is Defining a New Hollywood
The 24-year old Zendaya’s Oscar buzz for her role in Malcolm & Marie is a long time coming – a culmination of a career she’s been building since she was 14. ...
February 18, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Average People, Battle of Existence, chloe zhao, Cinematography, David Strathairn, Empire, female filmmakers, Fictional Adaptation, Frances McDormand, grief, Homelessness, House-Less, Jessica Bruder, Joshua James Richards, Landscapes, Minimalism, Nevada, Nomadland, Nomads, Ordinary People, Oscar 2021 Predictions, poverty, Songs My Brothers Taught Me, Telluride Film Festival Los Angeles Drive-In, The Rider, Toronto International Film Festival, Van Life, venice film festival, Women in film, Isabella Brownlee
Oscar Buzz | Frances McDormand Is Haunting And Genuinely Ordinary In Chloé Zhao’s ‘Nomadland’
'Nomadland' is an extraordinary trip of superb cinematography choices that tether with grief, single womanhood discovery, and living joyfully in strange places....
February 18, 2021ANIMATION, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, captain america, comic, comic book, comic book history, comics, dc, fantastic, Fantastic Four, hero, Hulk, human torch, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, Marvel history, marvel movies, Marvel vs DC, MCU, Scarlet Witch, spider-man, spiderman, stan lee, Stan Lee biography, Stan Lee cameo, Stan Lee comics, Stan Lee God’s Woke, Stan Lee legacy, Stan Lee life, Stan Lee Marvel, Stan Lee tribute, superhero, Superman, Wanda, X-Men, Xmen, Daniel Choi
A Tribute to Stan Lee: The Man Who Invented The Great American Pantheon – Superheroes!
Stan Lee set himself apart from other comics writers to become the very face of Marvel? Here’s a tribute to the man who instilled humanity into our heroes....
February 17, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, ‘Arrival, ‘Blade Runner (1982)’, ‘Incendies’, “Tears In The Rain”., amy adams, Benicio Del Toro, christopher nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Directors, dune, emily blunt, Filmmaking, french, Harrison Ford, Hugh Jackman, jake gyllenhaal, Jòhann Jòhansson, Josh Brolin, Lubna Azawal, Prisoners, Roger Deakins, Ryan Gosling, science fiction, Sicario, Amhara Chamberlayne
Before Watching Timothée Chalamet’s ‘Dune’ – Here Are the Five Best Denis Villeneuve Movies, Ranked
Catch the 5 best Denis Villeneuve movies before the Jason Momoa, Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet starrer 'Dune'....
February 16, 2021AWARDS, FEATURES, FEATURES TV, LGBTQ, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, Arabella, Black Mirror, Black Stories, Britain, Chewing Gum, consent, Emmy awards, Emmys, Golden Globe Awards, Golden Globe nominations, Golden Globes, golden globes 2021, Harvey Weinstein, HFP, hollywood, hollywood insider, I May Destroy You, i may destroy you awards, Kevin Spacey, lgbtq, London, Me Too, Michaela Coel, queer, Roman Polański, Scream 3, snub, Star Wars, Star Wars the Last Jedi, The Hollywood Foreign Press, The Last Jedi, Woody Allen, Patrick Nash
Golden Globes Snubs ‘I May Destroy You’ and Why It Deserves More Awards Recognition
Michaela Coel's 'I May Destroy You' deserves awards for its thoughtful, frank, and brilliant discussions of consent, sex, and abuse in the internet age....
February 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, A24, Alice Wu, Ang Lee, Ang Lee Career, asian american filmmakers, Asian Americans, Asian Representation, awkwafina, bafta, Best Director Award, Brokeback Mountain, Chinese New Year, Constance Wu, Crazy Rich Asians, fast and furious, Han Lue, Henry Golding, inclusivity, Instagram, Jon M. Chu, Justin Lin, Leah Lewis, lgbtq, life of pi, lulu wang, Lunar New Year, oscars, Posthumous, Pushing Hands, Saving Face, Star Trek Beyond, the Farewell, The Half Of It., The Wedding Banquet, Zodiac, Jordan Qin
The Five Best and Most Influential Asian American Filmmakers in Hollywood
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, here is a list of the five greatest and most influential Asian American filmmakers who are still active in the industry today....
