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John Horn
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Former Host, Retake, The Frame and Hollywood: The Sequel
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Sidney Poitier fought against systemic racism in Hollywood. But Hollywood continues to shun Black actors and filmmakers, along with women and people of color.
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It's an open secret that the Golden Globes and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. aren't legitimate. But as long as the awards could help studios, networks and streamers, no one said a thing.
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Even with required booster shots and proof of a negative test for all visitors, the Sundance Film Festival decides it's unsafe to hold its gathering in person.
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A new study finds that for all the show business talk of inclusion, fewer female directors are getting jobs than a year ago
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Look at the credits of almost any visual effects-heavy film, or at the Academy Award nominees, and it's clear that visual effects teams are dominated by men.
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That’s been one of the biggest questions about how cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was shot to death by Alec Baldwin last month in New Mexico.
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Members voted to ratify a new contract after months of negotiations and threat of strike.
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What led to the accidental shooting? What was firearm safety like on the Rust set? Here's what we know about those questions and more.
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There are new questions about whether the gun that killed Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was inspected carefully on the set of "Rust."
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A new UCLA report that examined 461 scripted shows in the 2019-2020 TV season found that people of color posted gains in nine of 12 job categories in front of and behind the camera relative to their white counterparts from the previous season.
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When six camera crew staff walked off the job in protest of working conditions, "Rust" may have been rushing on the day of fatal shooting
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The incident on a Santa Fe film set also wounded director Joel Souza.