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John Horn
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Former Host, Retake, The Frame and Hollywood: The Sequel
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People of color — who make up about 40% of the population — were cast in 32% of starring roles in the top 100 highest grossing films of 2021, according to an annual report by USC.
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His new account, the most complete he's offered to date, comes a month after the Hutchins family sued Baldwin last month.
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NAACP report says Hollywood can't change until its leadership changes
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When director Matt Reeves inherited the production of the new Batman film, he didn't just tinker a little — he assembled a new origin story that looks and feels more Chinatown and Blade Runner than most comic book adaptations.
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Troy Kotsur who won for his role in CODA is the first deaf performer to win an individual SAG trophy.
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Reality check: Even before COVID, the television turnout was plummeting.
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The husband and 9-year-old son of Halyna Hutchins make their case with a dramatic reenactment of the fatal shooting.
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USC study finds Hollywood is finally making consistent progress in hiring more women and people of color to direct top-grossing films.
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Jane Campion’s Western adaptation, The Power of the Dog, collected a leading 12 nominations, with the sci-fi drama Dune in second with 10.
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"We Need to Talk About Cosby" focuses on Cosby's career as a comedian and actor, and 50 years of allegations of sexual assault.
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Hannah Guitierrez-Reed, the young armorer on the Western "Rust," filed a lawsuit alleging ammunition dealer Seth Kenney is responsible for a live round that killed the film's cinematographer.
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"The Power of the Dog," one of 2021's best-reviewed movies, was not nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award for best ensemble. The lowly-regarded "House of Gucci" was.