Scenes From Black Lives Matter Protests in LA With Michael B Jordan and More
“Change doesn’t happen by sitting by,” producer Tommy Oliver reminds us, in words and images
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‘A Stain on the Integrity of Our Nation and Our Values': One Veteran Hollywood Exec Reflects (Guest Blog)
“It is impossible for All lives to matter unless Black lives matter; and anyone who doesn’t see that — and can’t affirm that — is either a despicable human being or a fool,” former Combs Enterprises COO Brian Offutt writes
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The LAPD Instigated a Riot, Falsely Arrested Me and Now I’m a #BLM Activist (Guest Blog)
“I am certain that some of the same ill will and presumptive negative judgment I experienced was in the air when the man we marched for was murdered,” TV sound engineer Zeke Richardson writes
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‘Showgirls’ Turns 25: Here Are 6 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Camp Classic (Guest Blog)
Jeffrey McHale, the filmmaker behind the documentary “You Don’t Nomi,” explores the history of the 1995 film about Vegas performers
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How Diane Warren’s ‘I’m Standing With You’ Unites the World to Benefit WHO’s COVID-19 Fight (Video)
Guest Blog: “People could instantly connect from all around the world without the need for them to be at the event,” organizer Sharon Farber says
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‘Workin’ Moms’ Creator and Star Catherine Reitman Opens Up About Postpartum Depression, Therapy and ‘Feeling Broken’
WrapWomen LA Blog: “Once I revealed my secret of feeling broken, it really set me free,” Catherine Reitman told WrapWomen
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How Larry Kramer Pulled Off the First Film With Frontal Male Nudity – Back in 1969
In an excerpt from his book “Sexplosion,” Robert Hofler explores the late writer’s work on director Ken Russell’s groundbreaking film “Women in Love”
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The Skinny Confidential Founder Lauryn Evarts Bosstick Reveals Her Secret to Co-Hosting a Successful Podcast with Your Spouse
WrapWomen LA Blog: “You have to really be clear on your expectations and be committed to the same vision,” said Lauryn Evarts Bosstick
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How Jewish Theaters Are Responding to Pandemic Closures (Guest Blog)
“When we’re finally past this horrible crisis, the world will need Jewish humor as much as ever,” playwright Daniel Okrent says
