Hollyblogs
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‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Missed an Opportunity to Diversify Judges Panel (Guest Blog)
With only one returning judge, the drag series could’ve mixed things up, LGBTQ activist Konrad Juengling writes
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Past Fox News Harassment Accusers: Stop Silencing Victims and Ban All Toxic-Workplace NDAs (Guest Blog)
“The onus should not be on survivors to become employment law experts. It should be on employers to stop protecting predators,” Gretchen Carlson and Julie Roginsky write
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How the Creator Economy Is Transforming Hollywood (Guest Blog)
Vision Media CEO Michelle Ross breaks down the six forces driving changes for young creatives in the industry
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Netflix Shows Have a Brownwashing Problem (Guest Blog)
By portraying people of color as equal to white in Regency-era Britain, “Bridgerton” erases history, Ahmad Rashad Arafa says
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Remembering Rocker Harry Chapin 40 Years After His Death (Guest Column)
Journalist Steve North recalls that fateful July day in 1981 when he learned the “Cat’s in the Cradle” singer was killed in a car crash
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Van Toffler on Why the Indies Will Survive (Guest Blog)
In a world of increasing consolidation, independent creators should be nurtured and amplified, Gunpowder & Sky CEO writes
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Will Cancel Culture Lead to the End of Insensitive TV Characters? (Guest Blog)
Columnist Jordan Barkin ponders if crass characters like “All in the Family’s” Archie Bunker and “30 Rock’s” Jack Donaghy would be allowed on air today
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‘Asia’ Star Shira Haas on Portraying Terminal Illness: ‘I’m Not an Easy Crier in Real Life’ (Guest Interview)
Haas and director Ruthy Pribar talked about their personal experiences with death in a candid interview with Ayelet Raymond
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Inside That 50-Year-Old Same-Sex Kiss in ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ (Guest Blog)
“I didn’t think that it should be portrayed with any kind of apology,” director John Schlesinger said of Peter Finch and Murray Head’s lip-lock in 1971 film
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‘The Underground Railroad’ Proves Black Americans’ Dehumanizing Journey Isn’t Past Tense | Commentary
While watching the 10 episodes over a 24-hour period, I sought consolation by reminding myself it’s fiction based on ancient history, but who was I kidding?
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Late Night TV Needs More Latinx Voices (Guest Blog)
A decade after “Lopez Tonight” went off the air, Latinx talent is still waiting for another shot at the big time, Afro-Latina comedian Suni Reyes writes
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Meanness Is Having a Moment (Guest Column)
Some public figures relish in being mean, while others are trying to repair their reputations, Michele Willens writes
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Marvel Should Recast T’Challa in ‘Black Panther’ to Honor Chadwick Boseman (Guest Blog)
If Marvel kills off the character, it also kills off decades of future inspiring stories, especially for Black boys, writes Emmanuel Noisette
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Courting Celebs: The Storied History of the Beverly Hills Tennis Club
Jimmy Connors, who honed his game there, Arthur Ashe and many others used the club as their in-town home
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NFTs Present Opportunities and Challenges for IP Rights Holders | PRO Insight
As with any new technology, its adoption raises several questions that implicate intellectual property rights.
