Seth Rogen Tells All Lives Matter Supporters to ‘F*ck Off’ and ‘Stop Watching’ His Films
Rogen invited anyone who believes the Black Lives Matter movement is controversial to unfollow him on social media.
Film
Stream of the Day: Agnes Varda’s ‘Black Panthers’ Documentary Is Timelier Than Ever
Varda’s sobering account of the group’s activist intent is a welcome contrast to today’s blaring media landscape.
Warner Bros. Offers Free ‘Just Mercy’ Rentals to Help Educate on Systemic Racism
The 2019 legal drama stars Michael B. Jordan as Equal Justice Initiative founder Bryan Stevenson.
John Legend, Taraji P. Henson, and More Sign Open Letter to Stop Increasing Police Budgets
The Movement 4 Black Lives coalition is urging state and local governments to reallocate money towards improving black communities.
‘The High Note’ Starts Strong on VOD as Netflix’s ‘Lovebirds’ Drops Fast
B-titles with movie stars like Bruce Willis and year-end hits like “Uncut Gems” tend to score on VOD.
Pixar Short ‘Out’ Proves Gay Stories Can Live on Family-Friendly Disney+
The filmmakers talk making the historic animated film that features Pixar’s first gay lead and flips the script on coming-out narratives.
Read Hollywood’s 22-Page Back-to-Work Safety Plan Sent to NY, LA Governors
Major studios, guilds, and unions are advising productions to hire one or more COVID-19 compliance officers for their sets.
The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in June 2020
Netflix’s June streaming highlights include “Wasp Network,” “Clueless,” and bonafide American classics like “West Side Story” and “Lady Bird.”
How the Birth of James Bond and ‘Dr. No’ Created the Modern Blockbuster 57 Years Ago
Sean Connery was a nobody, no one cared about Ian Fleming, and sequels were for losers. And then, the Cuban Missile Crisis became the ultimate promotional tie-in.
Amazon’s ‘The Vast of Night’: Inside Oklahoma Indie Andrew Patterson’s Dazzling Debut
“It was as DIY as you could possibly imagine,” said the writer/director/producer/editor, “until the do-it-yourselfness needed some structure.”
The Ultimate Summer Movie Season Part II: Program Your Living Room with the Best Summer Lineup of All Time
Picking the best summer movies since 1990 and slotting them into the 2020 calendar, we’ve programmed the greatest Summer Movie Season ever.
Stream of the Day: As ‘Total Recall’ Turns 30, Corporations Still Want to Own Your Memories
Paul Verhoeven’s take on Philip K. Dick’s short story imagines a future in which memories are currency and corporations rule entire planets. Wild, right?
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Cast, Showrunner Donate $100,000 to National Bail Fund Network
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The Weeknd’s Call to Action for Music Industry: ‘No One Profits Off of Black Music More’
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’: Cast & Showrunner Donate $100K To National Bail Fund Network
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