Hollywood Figures Blast Republicans For Blocking January 6 Commission And Call For Congress To End The Filibuster

Joely Proudfit For decades, Indigenous filmmakers and content creators have been chipping away at a wall of obstacles that for too long has silenced them. But at the intersection of COVID-19 lockdowns, streaming technology and diversity initiatives, a variety of Native productions have emerged and made their way to audiences.Recent social movements have highlighted a lack of diversity and representation in Hollywood.

The legend of Maitland Ward is one that will carry with it a theme of "nonconformity" and the ability to never be "pigeonholed." Fans of Ward, 44, will remember the bubbly redhead as Rachel McGuire in the popular coming-of-age ABC sitcom "Boy Meets World," but it was in large part due to the fact that the actress was being typecast in Hollywood as simply a comedy performer, thanks to her roles in films such as "White Chicks," that led Ward to ultimately make the decision to leave behind the

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Tracee Ellis Ross as the daughter of Motown legend Diana Ross. However, Tracee has made a name for herself with her hard work and dedication to her craft.A post shared by Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross)Despite her mother’s enormous fame, Tracee Ellis Ross has carved her own path in the entertainment industry.

Quentin Tarantino‘s New Beverly Cinema has reopened after closing its doors more than a year ago due to COVID-19.The cinema, which is based in Los Angeles, welcomed back guests with a screening of Tarantino’s Oscar-winning Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.Fans of the filmmaker snapped up tickets to the sold out screening, with some dressing up as Brad Pitt’s character Cliff Booth for the event.Many of the films shown at Tarantino’s venue are 35mm and 16mm prints that come from Tarantino’s private

Pride Month coverage of your favorite Hollywood movies, celebrities, and more. We’re kicking off Pride Month with a look at Pride Month quotes from our favorite Hollywood movies and TV shows that amplify the stories of the LGBTQIA community.Pride Month is celebrated each year during the month of June in cities and towns around the world in support of the LGBTQIA community.

Margot Robbie is one of the most popular actresses in Hollywood right now. You may know her for her portrayal of Tonya Harding in I, Tonya (2017), or recognize her voice from that of Harley Quinn’s in Suicide Squad (2016) and Birds of Prey (2020).

Adrian Grenier might have lived the high life as Vincent Chase in "Entourage," but now the Hollywood actor is living a self-sufficient life in Texas. In an interview with Austin Life magazine, Grenier revealed he put Los Angeles and New York behind him so he could pursue farming.

Cole Sprouse and Haley Lu Richardson have reunited!

It's never easy growing up with an anxiety disorder, but it's even harder to do so in the spotlight. Corinne Foxx is opening up about being diagnosed with anxiety in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and hopes to encourage others to prioritize their mental health above all else. The 27-year-old daughter of Jamie Foxx spoke with ET's Melicia Johnson about being diagnosed with anxiety and how growing up with a famous father led to her developing an «intense perfectionism» at an early age. «I

2021 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday night. From P!nk’s aerial performance with her daughter Willow to Drake’s son Adonis making an appearance, Twitter went absolutely wild with their reactions.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Monday voted to keep the word “homosexuality” included in the state’s public indecency and obscenity laws, angering top-ranking Democrats including those who introduced legislation to remove the classification from the books.Currently, for example, Pennsylvania law on prostitution characterizes “homosexual” sex among “deviate sexual relations.”Pennsylvania’s obscenity law even includes this archaic definition in relation to “Obscene and other sexual

Bullying in Hollywood “is an industrywide problem,” said Anita Hill, chair of the Hollywood Commission, during a panel discussion Thursday titled “Bullying and Toxic Workplaces in Hollywood.”