The 1992 baseball movie “A League of Their Own” is getting a social justice reboot courtesy of Amazon, which said the new TV series will take a “deeper look at race and sexuality.”
Good luck trying to find “Tenet” or “Mulan” in a movie theater any time soon. Hollywood studios have delayed all of their releases citing concerns about the coronavirus. Not so with Stacey Abrams’s documentary about voter suppression, which is getting fast tracked to a theatrical release ahead of election day.
Amazon Studios has purchased the rights to an untitled documentary on voting rights which prominently features failed Georgia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
Netflix has thrown its support behind Black Lives Matter as violent riots backed by the activist movement escalated late Saturday, resulting in destruction in major cities around the country.
France is already starting to see movie and TV production return even though the country continues to experience a higher COVID-19 mortality rate than the United States.
The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum has slammed the new Amazon Studios drama series “Hunters” for a fictionalized scene set at the concentration camp depicting a game of human chess in which the human pieces are eliminated and then killed.
The Golden Globes are famously unpredictable, but a few sure things seem to be in store for Sunday’s awards: Streaming services will play a starring role; five-time host Ricky Gervais will snicker at his own jokes; and Brad Pitt is all but assured of taking home an award.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had hit out against the creative team behind the Amazon Studios movie The Report, saying the movie unfairly portrays CIA analysts as villains in its recounting of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s investigation into the use of torture following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Amazon has acquired the rights to a feature film produced by Nicole Kidman about a woman groped at a frat party who later becomes a female right’s activist, Variety first reported.
An advertisement for the popular Amazon Studios series The Man in the High Castle aired during the 70th Emmy Awards Sunday. The advert depicts the drama’s lead character states “we are the resistance” paralleling a common phrase used by anti-Trump
Amazon Studio’s Heather Schuster is leaving following an internal investigation into alleged misconduct by the entertainment executive.
Hillary Clinton and Steven Spielberg are joining forces to bring Elaine Weiss’ The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote to television.
Amazon has reportedly launched an investigation into actor Jeffrey Tambor, star of its hit television series Transparent, after a former assistant to the actor accused him of sexual harassment this week.
Following the firing of programming chief Roy Price, Amazon Studios has faced the departure of their fourth executive in four months as Conrad Riggs, the former head of unscripted entertainment, departs the company shortly after Joe Lewis, the former head of comedy and drama.
Just last week, after a year of standing beside those accusing Bill Cosby, Bill O’Reilly, and President Trump of sexual misconduct (all three deny any wrongdoing), 56-year-old Lisa Bloom seemed on the verge of stepping into her mother Gloria Allred’s shoes as America’s premier left-wing, feminist attorney.
As more and more women step forward to give public testimony about their alleged abuse at the hands of Hollywood power — Harvey Weinstein, Ben Affleck, Amazon Studios chief Roy Price — more and more women are coming out about their alleged abuse at the hands of Hollywood power.
Just hours after actress Rose McGowan launched a broadside against Amazon CEO (and Washington Post owner) Jeff Bezos with the accusation that the richest man in the world was “funding rapists, alleged pedos, and sexual harassers,” one of Bezos’s top executives, Roy Price, was publicly accused of harassing television producer Isa Hackett.
Amazon released the first trailer for its upcoming Woody Allen-Miley Cyrus-starring television series Crisis in Six Scenes on Wednesday.
Amazon has released the first footage from its upcoming Woody Allen series Crisis in Six Scenes, a project that Allen himself warned last year could be a “cosmic embarrassment” for the premium streaming service.
Production crew members working on Amazon’s original transgender series Transparent are uncomfortable after management made all bathrooms on the set gender neutral — particularly women.
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt is teaming up with Amazon Studios to create and star in a period drama about the rise of the Ku Klux Klan in the Reconstruction-era South.
Now that his company has mastered online shopping, original programming and books, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says his film and TV studio has its sights set on winning an Oscar.
Left-wing comedian and actress Margaret Cho is developing a series for Amazon Studios in which she plays a recovering addict whose family runs a marijuana dispensary.
Amazon Studios has pulled the marketing campaign for its new series, “The Man in the High Castle,” off of New York City subways after the Nazi imagery in the advertisements prompted complaints from riders.
Actor Jeffrey Tambor, who plays transgender woman Maura Pfefferman in the Amazon Studios original drama “Transparent,” was “humbled” to meet with Bruce Jenner following his transition to Caitlyn.
Amazon Studios executives defended the company’s decision to create a new TV series with Woody Allen despite allegations of sexual abuse leveled against him last year during a panel at the Television Critics Association press tour on Monday.
Amazon Studios’ highly anticipated new series The Man in the High Castle–about what the world would look like if the Axis powers had won World War II–doesn’t premiere until November, but the show’s creative team offered up new details about the show at the Television Critics Association press tour on Monday.
Jill Soloway, the creator of Amazon’s transgender-themed original drama Transparent, wants to change the way stories are told in TV and film by ridding the industry of its so-called “male privilege.”
After a successful awards season, Amazon’s half-hour original drama about a family coping with its father’s gender identity issues is not finished.
