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Angela Bassett remembered those who had lost their lives to coronavirus and "the violence of inequality, injustice, hatred, racism and poverty" during the Oscars In Memoriam segment The 62-year-old actress introduced the Academy Awards annual tribute to those who have lost their lives over the last year on Sunday (25.04.21) and as well as honouring those within the film industry who have sadly passed away, she took the time to reflect on what has been a difficult year for many. 28 April 2021...

Both Naya Rivera (left) and Jessica Walter had careers primarily on television. Photo: Variety via Reuters With a longer Oscar season than ever before, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences had even more people to remember in the annual In Memoriam segment. But inevitably, there are complaints on social media that some people were omitted. This year, nether Glee star Naya Rivera was included, both of whom had careers primarily on television. Walter, however, was a Golden Globe nomin...

By 3 hours ago With a longer Oscar season than ever before, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences had even more people to remember in the annual In Memoriam segment. But inevitably, there are complaints on social media that some people were omitted. This year, neither Arrested Development star Jessica Walter nor Glee star Naya Rivera were included, both of whom had careers primarily on television. Walter, however, was a Golden Globe nominee for Play Misty for Me and had many othe...

Angela Bassett remembered those who had lost their lives to coronavirus and "the violence of inequality, injustice, hatred, racism and poverty" during the Oscars In Memoriam segment. The 62-year-old actress introduced the Academy Awards annual tribute to those who have lost their lives over the last year on Sunday (25.04.21) and as well as honouring those within the film industry who have sadly passed away, she took the time to reflect on what has been a difficult year for many. She said: "As o...

On April 8, DGA members were able to view online the 2021 edition of the Meet the Nominees: Documentary event. Following a welcome from DGA Documentary Committee Chair James Moll, nominees Michael Dweck ( The Truffle Hunters), Pippa Ehrlich ( My Octopus Teacher), David France ( Welcome to Chechnya), Amanda McBaine & Jesse Moss ( Boys State) and Benjamin Ree ( The Painter and the Thief) engaged in a lively and entertaining conversation about their work, illustrated by clips from each film, and ...

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Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. Is it having to wear a mask or the art itself that makes ‘Grief and Grievance’ at the New Museum such an exhausting show? After a couple of hours, it’s hard to breathe. Judging by the number of visitors dabbing at their eyes, it’s hard not to cry too. Subtitled ‘Art and Mourning in America’, the exhibition was conceived by Okwui Enwezor as a response to Donald Trump’s ugly rhetoric around race, what the Nigerian-born curator believed was not jus...

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Scott Feinberg, right, with Daniel Day-Lewis Hell continue in his role as THRs longtime awards columnist and the host of its Awards Chatter podcast. Scott Feinberg, The Hollywood Reporters longtime awards columnist and the host of THRs Awards Chatter podcast, will join Chapman University’s film school as a trustee professor in the fall. In his new part-time position, Feinberg (who will continue as a full-time staffer at THR) will take over the Chapman "Master Classes," a series of interv...