Actress Cynthia Erivo, star of the upcoming live action adaptation of “Wicked,” is blasting fans who recreated a poster for the film by repositioning her witch hat and darkened it, covering the top portion of her face.
Erivo claims that many LGBTQ+ people “still feel the need to be constantly justifying why we deserve to be treated as equal beings, when really the only difference is that we love differently and we express ourselves differently.”
Disney’s first trailer for its “live-action” version of “Pinocchio” has become the target of mockery and derision as online commenters trashed the coming attraction for reasons including lifeless visual effects, a bald blue fairy, and the studio’s continued regurgitation of its own intellectual property.
A Change.org petition seeking to convince producers to leave CBS late-night host James Corden out of the upcoming film adaptation of the stage play, “Wicked” has already surpassed 70,000 of its goal of 75,000 signers.
Cynthia Erivo, John David Washington, Eva Longoria, Zendaya and Awkwafina are among the 819 people who have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Actress Cynthia Erivo performed a show-stopping performance of the song “Stand Up” from the film Harriet which chronicles the story of Harriet Tubman.
No, the problem here is not America or Americans, it is Hollywood.
In an interview published earlier this month, Harriet screenwriter Gregory Allen Howard said a film studio executive once suggested that actress Julia Roberts be cast to play the lead roll of iconic abolitionist Harriet Tubman.
If her story was fiction, no one would believe it. Harriet tells her story truthfully and tells it well.
