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March 3, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, able-bodied, ableism, autism, autistic community, Ben Schwartz, Best Actress, Best Picture, Chandelier., critical failure, critical reviews, Dance Moms, defensive, disabled, Elastic Heart, flop, Golden Globes, hollywood, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, IMDB, Kate Hudson, kate hudson autism, kate hudson golden globes, kate hudson sia, Leslie Odom Jr., Maddie Ziegler, Music, nepotistic, neurotypical, offensive, response, Rotten Tomatoes, Sia, tweet, Twitter, Caroline Adamec
A Brief Explainer on Why Kate Hudson’s Golden Globe Nomination for Sia’s ‘Music’ Should Have Never Happened
Also known as why Sia’s new movie ‘Music’ is offensive and Kate Hudson's Golden Globes nomination makes the HFPA complicit....
March 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, 16 Candles, 2020 Oscars, academy awards, American Sniper, anti-asian, Anti-Asian Racism, Asian actors, awkwafina, Bee Yang, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Picture, black lives matter, blm, bong joon ho, bradley cooper, Breakfast at Tiffany’s., china, Chris Kyle, christian bale, Cleopatra, Clint Eastwood, COVID-19, Crazy Rich Asians, Dirty Harry, Dr. No, emma stone, emma stone aloha, emma stone asian, Exodus: Gods and Kings, Frank Morgan, George W Bush, Ghost in the Shell, Gran Torino, hollywood, hollywood insider, I. Y. Yunioshi, islamophobia, james bond, Jeremy Lin, Jimmy Woo, John Wayne, joseph wiseman, joseph wiseman asian, joseph wiseman dr no, Korea, Long Duk Dong, lulu wang, Marlon Brando, marlon brandon, marlon brandon asian role, marlon brandon japanese, marlon brandon japanese role, marlon brandon sakini, Me Too, mickey rooney, mickey rooney asian, Minari, Moses, Mr. Wu, nba, no time to die, oscars, parasite, rami malek, Randall Park, Rupert Sanders, sakini, scarlett johansson, sean connery, Sigourney Weaver, Steven Yeun, Tea House of the August Moon, The Conqueror, the Farewell, The Teahouse of the August Moon, USC, USC School of Cinematic Arts, Vietnam, WandaVision, Patrick Nash
How Hollywood Has Perpetuated Anti-Asian Racism, The Complicated History
With recent discussions around anti-Asian racism on the rise, let’s take a look back at Hollywood’s complicated history with racist Asian stereotypes....
February 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, #metoo, comedian, Comedy, disney, diversity, Elizabeth Olsen, Entertainment Industry, Francis Ford Coppola, hollywood, jake gyllenhaal, john david washington, Kate Hudson, Luke Wilson, marvel, Maya Rudolph, MCU, minnie riperton, nepotism, nepotism in hollywood, Owen Wilson, racism, Sofia Coppola, stan accounts, superhero film, the bling ring, the scarlet witch, the virgin suicides, Twitter, WandaVision, Jordyn McEvoy
Nepotism Is Hollywood’s Killer Problem: The Age of Casting Your Own Children Is Plaguing the Entertainment Sector
We’ll be taking a look back at some of the times where nepotism greatly failed a creative project and why we must return to the art of discovering new talent. ...
February 26, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, TECH, Android, apple, Ashton Kutcher, audio, audio call, berghain, Celebrities, chat, club, Clubhouse, communication, developer, Discord, discussion, drop-in, education, Elon Musk, exclusive, Facebook, followers, Hangouts, Instagram, invite, Ipad, Iphone, jared leto, Joe Rogan, kevin hart, media, oprah winfrey, Podcast, Reddit, rise, rooms, silicon valley, social media, Tech, tech bros, TED talk, Trend, David Tsintsadze
The First Rule of Clubhouse is That You Have to Talk About it. A Lot | The Next Big Thing
How and why the drop-in chat 'Clubhouse' is becoming the next big thing....
February 25, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, 1925, 20s, Adaptations, Agatha Christie, Authorship, Baz Luhrmann, Books, Classics, diversity, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, In Our Time, IP, literature, Modernism, Mrs Dalloway, Murder Mystery, Murder on the Orient Express, Novel, Public Domain, public domain 2, public domain 2021, public domain in 2021, Screenplay, Screenwriting, Septimus and Clarissa, Short stories, Story Ideas, the great gatsby, The Hours, The Secret of Chimneys, Writers Block, writing, Lana Nguyen
What’s New in the Public Domain in 2021?: ‘The Great Gatsby’, Ernest Hemingway, Agatha Christie & More
In January, a collection of literary works graduated into the Public Domain – giving contemporary artists a plethora of new material to adapt, free of charge....
February 24, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, TECH, advertising, Bella Thorne, business, Cameo, capitalism, celebrity, content creator, creator, exploitative, Huda Kattan, influencer, Instagram, kylie jenner, Nash Grier, OnlyFans, parasocial relationship, Paris Hilton, Paula Abdul, profit, promotional content, Shane Dawson, shawn mendes, Shay Mitchell, shoutout videos, Snapchat, social media, Vine, vlogger, Will Smith, YouTube, Zoom calls, Caroline Adamec
Cameo: What’s the Purpose of Creating Platforms for Celebrities to Increase Their Wealth?
Cameo’s purpose is to provide everyday fans with intimate access to their favorite celebrities; anyone from professional athletes to reality television stars....
February 24, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, #metoo, #MeToo movement, allen v. farrow, allen v. farrow review, Amy Ziering, cinema, dylan farrow, HBO, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, Kirby Dick, Mia Farrow, netflix, Woody Allen, Armando Brigham
HBO’S ‘Allen V. Farrow’: Doesn’t Shy Away From Gritty Details, Abusers Cannot Hide Behind Talent Any Longer
'Allen v. Farrow' presents Woody Allen’s horrific actions in the 90’s and gives a worthy platform to survivors Dylan Farrow and Mia Farrow....
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 HollywoodÂ
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, 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 20, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 14th Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, Activism, Amend, amend review, america, American History, Andrew Johnson, Bobby Cannavale, Bree Newsom Bass, civil war, Confederate flag, control, Diane Lane, documentary, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Frederick Douglass, freedom, History, immigration, joseph gordon levitt, justice, Kenny Leon, Larry Wilmore, laverne cox, Mahershala Ali, marriage equality, miniseries, netflix, Pedro Pascal, politics, progressive, racial inequality, resistance, revisionist, Robe Imbriano, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, samuel l jackson, Sasha Stewart, Tom Yellin, Will Smith, Women’s rights, Yara shahidi, Caroline Adamec
Netflix | Will Smith’s ‘Amend’: A Revisionist History of the 14th Amendment with Mahershala Ali, Pedro Pascal, Laverne Cox, Etc.
'Amend' is an excellent series to binge-watch if you need a recap of why the 14th amendment is important....
February 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, most-featured, amazon, Avatar, Avatar sequel, box office, box office revenue, china, China box office, cinemas, COVID-19, Detective Chinatown 3, distribution, film sets, government regulations, international, james cameron, lockdown, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings tv show, low attendance., Lunar New Year, mask, movie theaters, New Zealand, no time to die, outsourcing, pandemic, production, record-breaking revenue, restrictions, social distancing, tracking app, United States, Caroline Adamec
Big Weekend for the China Box Office: How Other Countries Are Coping With COVID-19 Restrictions on Movies
China box office: An in-depth look at COVID regulations for filming in New Zealand, China, and America and its impact on box office collections for movies....
February 18, 2021CULTURE TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CULTURE, NEWS TV, TV TOP, 2018 United Nations Climate Change Conference, 2019 Climate Action Summit, Angela Merkel, B-Reel Films, BBC, BBC Showcase, BBC Studios, Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, Bill Gardner, climate change, COVID-19, donald trump, Earth Day, forbes, Fridays for Future, Global Week for Future, Greta effect, Greta Thunberg, Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World, I Am Greta, kamala harris, Nobel Peace Prize, PBS, Rob Liddel, School strike for climate, Sweden, TIME 100, Time Person of the Year, Youth for Climate, Youth Strike for Climate, Christine Feeley
‘Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World’ Underway From the BBCÂ & PBS
The BBC & PBS have signed on to co-produce the three-part series that follows the 18-year-old climate activist in 'Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World'....
