Gabourey Sidibe says Hollywood favoured Anna Kendrick more despite scoring Oscar nominations in the same year

Anna Marie de la Fuente Brazilian Petra Costa’s Oscar-nominated documentary “The Edge of Democracy” is getting the sincerest form of flattery this Christmas: a parody.The wildly popular Brazilian comedy troupe, Porta dos Fundos, has decided to make its upcoming annual Christmas Special a satirical take on Costa’s chilling documentary about Brazil’s slide into far-right politics, calling it “The Edge of Theocracy.” And Costa has gleefully agreed to participate in it.In a behind-the-scenes

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhether it’s jumping out of a building or driving a burning truck through traffic, there’s no question Black stunt performers are crucial to the success of all types of movies and shows. From “Tenet” to “Black Panther,” their death-defying work has helped several recent blockbusters deliver stunning action sequences.However, their contributions are often overlooked.

Anna Kendrick has been named as America’s most dangerous celebrity to search for online.Anna reunites with the Pitch Perfect cast!The Trolls World Tour star tops cybersecurity firm McAfee’s 2020 list of those posing the highest potential malware risks to fans searching for content about the celebrities online.She is closely followed by rap mogul Sean Combs, aka Diddy, while Blake Lively, Mariah Carey, and Justin Timberlake round out the top five.See what Anna is up to now.Taylor Swift,

Edward S. Feldman, the studio publicist turned producer who guided such films as the best picture nominee Witness, The Truman Show and The Hitcher, died Friday in Los Angeles, his family announced.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorEdward S. Feldman, the longtime Hollywood movie and TV producer whose credits included the Oscar-nominated Witness and K-19 The Widowmaker both starring Harrison Ford, died October 2 in Los Angeles, his publicist said.

Dave McNary Film ReporterFilm producer Edward S. Feldman, who received an Academy Award best picture nomination for “Witness,” died on Oct.

Murray Schisgal, the comedy writer who received two Tony nominations for his work on the 1960s Broadway hit Luv and an Oscar nomination for his contribution to the screenplay for Tootsie, has died. He was 93.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticMurray Schisgal, whose writing brought a 1964 Tony Award nomination for the Broadway play Luv and a 1982 Oscar nomination for the hit Dustin Hoffman comedy Tootsie, died Oct. 1 at a nursing home in Port Chester, New York.

Clayton Davis The most somber part of the best day of the year — the Oscars — is when the ceremony takes a pause to remember the artists that have left us. This upcoming Academy ceremony will likely be as devastating as ever with the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging our country and industry.

nominated Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday, and Hollywood liberals were not happy about it.Cher tweeted her discontent about Barrett, calling her a “neocon judge” and fearing for the fate of Roe vs.

Thank God for streaming services keeping film and TV content alive in 2020. While the COVID-19 pandemic has shut down the majority of theaters for the foreseeable future, audiences have been looking to streaming services for new content — and they’ve been delivering.

2009 was a magical year for actress Gabourey Sidibe. Not only did her feature film debut in “Precious” get released across the world, but the young actress would go on to land nominations for Best Actress from the Independent Spirit Awards, the Golden Globes, and yes, even the Oscars.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorMichael Chapman, a two-time Oscar-nominated cinematographer for Raging Bull and The Fugitive whose dozens of credits also include fellow Best Picture nominees The Godfather, Taxi Driver and Jaws, has died. He was 84.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticMore than two and a half years after Gary Oldman took home the Oscar for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in the Joe Wright-directed and Anthony McCarten-penned Darkest Hour, a History Channel writer is suing the actor, NBCUniversal and others connect to the movie for allegedly ripping off parts of his script.“[Ben Kaplan] spent years developing, writing and refining Churchill,” says the complaint, seeking a jury trial, filed last week in Los

A PSA urging the television industry to do more to create an all-inclusive environment aired during Sunday night’s Primetime Emmy Awards. In the star-studded 60-second PSA titled "See All,"stars including Lin-Manuel Miranda,Billy Porter, Isis King, Daniel Dae Kim, Nicole Scherzinger andJamie Chung called on industry leaders to make a greater effort toward fair cultural representation in programming and advertising.

Gabourey Sidibe was a first time Oscar nominee in 2010 for her part in “Precious” and is looking back at Hollywood’s acceptance of her, or rather, lack of.