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Although the Lumiere Brothers released the first motion picture in 1895, it took at least 30 years for the first black person, Stepin Fetchit, to earn screen credit. Later, Hattie McDaniel would become the first African-American person to win an Academy Award, and 24 years after that, Sidney Poitier would win his, becoming the first African-American […]
Any hopes of a joint tour between Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga have quickly been dashed. The actor went on record saying that it is highly unlikely that he and Lady Gaga will embark on a world tour anytime soon, as he is still feels uncomfortable performing their hit-duet “Shallow.” During an interview with E! News, the star […]
The final season of Game of Thrones will finally be arriving in April, but Variety reports that HBO chief Richard Plepler has already been lucky enough to have seen all six of season eight’s episodes. “It’s a spectacle,” he teased. “The guys have done six movies. The reaction I had when watching them was, ‘I’m watching a movie.’” While the episodes […]
The Steve Carell-starring Welcome to Marwen opened this weekend against some pretty stiff competition, and it hasn’t fared too well at the box office. As Hollywood Reporter reports, the Robert Zemeckis-directed drama-comedy pulled in a disappointing $2.4 million across 1,191 theaters. Welcome to Marwen is expected to lose $50 million for Universal and the other parties involved with the […]
Family members of pianist Dr. Donald W. Shirley (who is portrayed by Mahershala Ali in Green Book) have publicly denounced the movie’s fictitious narrative, and have received an apology from Ali in response. Two of those family members, Dr. Shirley’s nephew, Edwin Shirley III, as well as Dr. Shirley’s brother, Maurice Shirley, called out the […]
HBO goes to great lengths to keep Game of Thrones details under wraps. This is a company that backs up its promises of no spoilers with drone-killing technology. But much like creepy tales that kept suburban babysitters up at night, the TV giant failed to account for problems inside the house. And so, they’re left […]
Aaron Sorkin is set to direct, and Sacha Baron Cohen is eyeing to star in the political drama, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Variety reports. The film is based on a federal conspiracy trial in 1969, which arose from the protest turned police riot at the 1968 Democratic National Conference in Chicago. Sorkin—who helmed the […]
Back in September, Netflix released a teaser for their highly-anticipated Narcos: Mexico series, which premieres on November 16. Starring Diego Luna and Michael Peña, this series is said to show you “the birth of Mexico’s drug war,” and today, we have the official trailer for you. Inspired by true events, Narcos: Mexico takes you back to 1980, with Luna portraying […]
