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Eva Longoria and Sid Ganis Appointed to Academy Museum Board of Trustees - Film News in Brief Antonio Ferme, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Eva Longoria and Sid Ganis Appointed to Academy Museum Board of Trustees The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced that Eva Longoria has been appointed to its board of trustees, while Sid Ganis will become the museum’s first honorary trustee. Since starring in “Desperate Housewives,” Longoria has led the charge for female representation in Ho...

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CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard It has already been a little more than four years since the world last saw Vin Diesel come back to the world of extreme sports and global espionage with xXx: Return of Xander Cage. And even though the break isn’t nearly as long as the one between the 2017 action flick and the 2002 film that started it all for the wise-talking and the death-defying special agent, fans of the franchise the are probably wondering what’s the deal with With everything that h...

Oscars Best Picture Race Should Include a Documentary This Year Tim Gray, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Is this the year a documentary finally gets a best picture Oscar nomination? When the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences in 2009 expanded the top category to 10, then-prez Sid Ganis expressed hope the noms would include animation, international films and docs. Since then, the first two groups have made the grade, but no docs. Many people this year, confined to their homes because o...

Mick LaSalle December 11, 2020Updated: December 14, 2020, 4:25 pm Zendaya (left) and Timothée Chalamet star in Denis Villeneuve’s remake of “Dune,” now slated for October 2021. Photo: Warner Bros. This month, Warner Bros. announced that its entire 2021 film roster will be released simultaneously into theaters and onto its streaming service, HBO Max. We’re talking about big movies such as “Dune,” “The Little Things” and “Godzilla vs. Kong.” I was unfazed by th...