John Leguizamo demands more Latino roles in Hollywood movies

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterOctober 15 marks the end of Hispanic Heritage Month and some of the top creators in TV and film are punctuating it with a demand for change when it comes to Latinx representation — and they have every right to voice their demands.

NBC is not backing down.

So, last year, we raved about the cast for Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” It felt like the first all-star cast to rival an ‘Avengers’ film in a long time. However, it appears that Adam McKay has leapfrogged that claim and his upcoming feature, “Don’t Look Up,” might just have the best ensemble cast for a feature film…in a long time.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBullying runs rampant in Hollywood and is largely unchecked, serving as a gateway to sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace.

Bella Hadid is reportedly dating a new actor! The 24-year-old model has been quietly dating Duke Nicholson for the past few weeks, a source shared with Page Six. The 21-year-old actor is the grandson of Hollywood icon Jack Nicholson.

Jonas did not have an easy entry into Hollywood. The actress first tried her luck at singing before she got her big break with Quantico.

Ted Johnson A group of Hollywood producers is launching a new digital ad on Tuesday that poses a basic question: What does life look like in 2030 if Donald Trump continues to be president?The spot, called Twenty Thirty, comes from Micho Rutare, producer Ben Rosenblatt and executive producer Mike Silver.In the spot, a grandfather is running through the list of presidents, in numerical order, with his granddaughter.

Euphoria is one of many premium cable TV shows to feature an abundance of prosthetic penises. (HBO)

There are few love stories in Hollywood as epic as Beyonce and Jay-Z. The power couple first met in 2000 while traveling on the same plane to MTV Spring Break in Mexico, and hit it off immediately.

New York Comic Con, along with some high-flying women in Hollywood who teamed up for a fun and insightful panel about Black female superheroes on the small screen. The panel's origin story begins with Black History Month back in February, when TV Guide presented The Rise of Black Superheroes, an in-depth look at TV's Black superheroes, past and present: The Pierces of Black Lightning, the pint-sizedstar of Raising Dion, Sister Night (Regina King) of HBO's Watchmen, and Iris West (Candice Patton)

Ellise Shafer editorWhen Oscar-winning actor Geena Davis starred in 1991’s “Thelma & Louise,” she was shocked at how many women came up to her on the street and told her how inspiring the movie was to them.

Several notable voices in Hollywood are urging the U.S. public to vote in a special V Magazine cover shoot.

David Robb Labor EditorThe latest report from the Anita Hill-led Hollywood Commission has found a “remarkable bias gap” among workers in the entertainment industry, with industry women across all demographics “roughly twice as likely as their male counterparts to experience every form of biased or unfair behavior.” The report also found that less than half (49%) of the 9,630 industry workers surveyed believe that diversity and inclusion are core values of the entertainment industry.The report

Brad Pitt is looking to end his years-long legal stalemate with Angelina Jolie over their shared six children, once and for all!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorDrive-ins are coming to Hollywood.Post 43, the historic American Legion memorial clubhouse on Highland Avenue, is launching a drive-in screening series in its parking lot on Oct. 3 with “E.T.

Jennifer Aniston seriously considered walking away from Hollywood before landing TV hit The Morning Show after a horrible experience on an “unprepared project”.The Friends star made her return as a small screen regular on the Apple TV+ drama series last year (2019), and she admits her Emmy-nominated role as a breakfast show newswoman saved her from quitting showbusiness altogether.Aniston shared the surprising news during an interview with her actor pals Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean

The “sisterhood” of The CW are coming together and calling for a more inclusive future.