The Latest Amazon Drop Collection Is Gender-Neutral and Size-Inclusive

Angelique Jackson Amazon Studios is formalizing its commitment to the Latino community in Hollywood and beyond by partnering with Edward James Olmos’ Latino Film Institute, the Youth Cinema Project and local non-profit LA Collab, working together to strengthen the Hollywood pipeline. “As we strive to be a global entertainment destination, we acknowledge the power and importance of Latino audiences. In order to tell their rich and dynamic stories authentically, we need their skills and creative power both in front of and behind the camera,” stated Latasha Gillespie, global head of DEIA for Amazon Studios, Freevee and IMDb, in a press release announcing the news. “Partnering with LFI and LA Collab is not a charitable endeavor, it is an equitable endeavor. It is our responsibility to remove barriers and open doors so everyone has the opportunity to thrive.”

Tesco has been praised for a new 'gender neutral' birthday card design. One shopper shared the card in a budget Facebook group saying they had 'found this gender neutral in Tesco today'.

OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network has ordered more than 85 new hours of content by picking up additional seasons of Belle Collective, Love & Marriage: D.C., Love & Marriage: Huntsville, and Put A Ring On It.

BreAnna Bell Changes are happening at the Oprah Winfrey Network and OWN President Tina Perry declares expansion is on the horizon for the network’s unscripted content. In addition to renewing its popular shows “Love & Marriage: Huntsville,” “Love & Marriage: D.C.,” “Put a Ring on It” and “Belle Collective,” the network is diving deeper into its love and relationships-related programming. “We have just such a passion for black stories, especially those that you know really touched the hearts and entertain black woman,” says Perry. “And our purpose is always to ensure that our viewers see themselves and an unscripted set base.”

The villain arc continues! Some Bachelor Nation fans weren’t thrilled to hear that Shanae Ankney is returning to the franchise for season 8 of Bachelor in Paradise.

Coronation Street fans took to Twitter to mock the soap's new killer Stephen Reid after a scuffle with Leo Thompkins came to a deadly end. Fans had seen Leo grow suspicious of Stephen after initially looking to him for advice about moving to Canada.

—one of its most anticipated releases yet—the mega-retailer is proving that you don’t have to be a regular at Saks (or even Nordstrom) to snag your dream wardrobe.Target tapped Sergio Hudson, Kika Vargas, and La Ligne for three capsule collections, all of which will hit the retailer’s site and select stores on Sunday, October 9. They’re inspired by the brands’ main lines, but with ultra-accessible twists: Pieces come in sizes XXS through 4XL, and most of them cost $40 or less.

Drama is still brewing with the Don’t Worry Darling cast as Florence Pugh skipped out on ANOTHER event — and this time her co-star Chris Pine followed suit!

the last one. While the first trailer aimed to show how Dahmer lured and killed his victims, this new glimpse at Ryan Murphy’s upcoming Netflix series “Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” gives us an idea of just how many times the notorious serial killer was able to evade authorities.The trailer opens with Dahmer driving down the road with giant, black trash bags in the back seat of his car.

A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian Barker (@kourtneykardash)Fans were also keen to come forward with a whole host of compliments for Kourtney, with one commenting, 'Real body! So refreshing

Eva Mendes knows how to make anything exciting. The retired actress recently shared a video promoting her Skura Style sponge. “No egg on my face - no egg on my sponge,” she wrote in the caption.

is losing another cast member, ahead of the season 48 premiere. Chris Redd announced that he will not be returning for the upcoming season of the sketch comedy series.  “Being a part of  has been the experience of a lifetime.

It’s been a while since Ana Lily Amirpour‘s one-two punch of “A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night” and “The Bad Batch” made her a woman filmmaker to watch. But five years passed between “The Bad Batch” and the world premiere of Amirpour’s latest at Venice last year.

shared a series of photos in a simple nude strapless bra and panties and was immediately flooded with questions surrounding her pregnancy status. “Stop because I thought she was holding a baby bump,” one user replied, likely regarding the fourth image of Kardashian resting her hand over her stomach. However, Kourtney Kardashian was not here for such speculation.

Can you get the same satisfaction from a round of “NBA 2K” as you can from dunking in real life? Is a trip to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park good enough to check off “African safari” on your bucket list? Does pelting your brother-in-law’s best man with paintballs at the bachelor party make you a combat veteran? Look away if you don’t want to spoil the answers, but: No, no, and no, and puttering around a Quonset hut pretending to be an astronaut isn’t the same thing as hitching a rocket to Mars, either.

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The Locarno Film Festival will introduce gender-neutral acting awards for its 76th annual ceremony in 2023, festival organizers announced Wednesday. Already a festival that embraces diverse voices and gender parity – in 2018 it became the second world festival and first in Switzerland to sign the Programming Pledge for Parity and Inclusion in Cinema – Locarno’s announcement comes on the heels of other film organizations like the Independent Spirit Awards announcing similar initiatives. It is among the first world festivals to present gender-neutral acting categories.