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Diane Warren: Relentless Review: Documentary Sheds Light on Songwriter

The multiple Oscar-nominee Diane Warren's process, personal struggles and triumphs are spotlighted in new documentary

Diane Warren Knows She's a 'Pain in the Ass'—and Isn't Sorry

Diane Warren Knows She's a 'Pain in the Ass' and Isn't Sorry

Diane Warren Talks About Her Oscar Losses and New Doc About Her

Filmmaker Bess Kargman and Diane Warren talk with Variety about the new doc about the songwriter, who has been nominated for 15 Oscars without a win

Diane Warren reveals which Oscar was hardest to lose after racking up 15 NOMINATIONS without a single win - after songwriter was beaten again in 2024

Iconic songwriter Diane Warren has revealed which Oscar nod was hardest for her to lose - after she was beaten again to the Best Original Song trophy at the 2024 Academy Awards.

'Diane Warren: Relentless' Review: An Engaging but Unrevealing Doc

'Diane Warren: Relentless' is a documentary that attempts to examine the enigma of the songwriter and perpetual Oscar loser.

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Addressing Racial Diversity in Ballet

A fews ago the lack of racial diversity in Ballet was one of the dance world’s most-discussed issues. Among the top international companies, few rosters included dancers of non-European descent. In the United States attention focused on the absence of African Americans and other women of colour from many of the country’s premier ballet companies. Misty Copeland in Swan Lake

Michaela DePrince | Biography, Ballet, Book, Family, Beyonce, Dancing, & Facts

Michaela DePrince, original name Mabinty Bangura, (born January 6, 1995, Kenema district, Sierra Leone), Sierra Leonean-born American ballet dancer known for her technical prowess and tenacious spirit. DePrince was born Mabinty Bangura during Sierra Leone’s prolonged civil war and spent her early years in that country. Rebel forces killed her father, and her mother died soon after of starvation. An uncle deposited her at an orphanage, where she was mistreated because she had vitiligo—a medical disorder of skin pigmentation that caused the appearance of white patches on her neck and chest. She also witnessed the mutilation of a pregnant teacher

Diane Warren Getting Her Own Documentary Movie

Diane Warren Getting Her Own Documentary Movie Movie A new feature film which will offer an 'intimate look' into the life and career of the 12-time Oscar nominee has been in the works with director Bess Kargman. May 7, 2021 Diane Warren is set to be given the documentary treatment for a new feature film. Bess Kargman will direct the currently-untitled project, which will chronicle Warren's rise in the music industry to becoming a 12-time Oscar nominee and the master behind hits like Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time", Aerosmith's "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing", and She has also written for stars such as