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Hollywood Losing $10 Billion Annually to Racial Inequality, New Study Shows

Hollywood Losing $10 Billion Annually to Racial Inequality, New Study Shows Sign In Adam B. Vary, provided by March 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The pervasive issues of systemic racial inequality are costing the entertainment industry roughly $10 billion a year, according to a new study released on Thursday by McKinsey and Company. In a six-month study of the barriers facing Black professionals within the film and TV industries looking primarily at the years between 2015 and 2019 McKinsey found that addressing racial inequities in who makes content and how that content is marketed and distributed could result in a 7% increase in annual revenues across the board. The findings which drew in part from studies by UCLA and USC, as well as data from

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Weeknd Grammys boycott: Pop star no longer submitting songs after Blind Lights snub

LOS ANGELES The Weeknd is officially boycotting the Grammys, the singer told The New York Times. The pop star said he will no longer submit songs for the music industry s most prestigious annual awards show after it declined to nominate him for a single accolade for his hit single Blinding Lights, which has spent 52 weeks in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The news comes as the organization behind the Grammys is facing scrutiny over its secretive voting system and alleged biases against Black and female artists. The 63rd annual event will air this Sunday. CNN has reached out to The Weeknd for comment.

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Emily Lazar is moving the needle, one Grammy-nominated album at a time

Emily Lazar Emily Lazar is the first mastering engineer in history to helm three titles up for an Album of the Year Grammy in the same year. | Credit: Matt Licari Emily Lazar is not a crier. The prolific music engineer has mastered thousands of hits from Alanis Morissette, the Killers, Foo Fighters, the Wu-Tang Clan, and more since she opened her New York City studio, the Lodge, in 1997 and she can count the number of times a song has prompted waterworks on one hand. The first time I heard [Sia s] Chandelier, I cried, actually and I m telling you, it s

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Super Bowl haftime performer The Weeknd to boycott future Grammys

Super Bowl haftime performer The Weeknd to boycott future Grammys
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Super Bowl haftime performer The Weeknd to boycott future Grammys

Super Bowl haftime performer The Weeknd to boycott future Grammys
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