Oscars 2020: Best Original Song Predictions
With Oscar’s shortlisted songs, it’s pop stars vs. Disney musicals. Elton John’s “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” from “Rocketman” is the frontrunner. Updated on 01/23/2020.
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Cynthia Erivo Won’t Perform at BAFTAs After All-White Nominees Spark Outrage
Erivo turned down an offer to perform her “Harriet” anthem at the British equivalent of the Oscars, saying that she’s not “a party trick.”
‘Harriet,’ ‘Little Women,’ and ‘Bombshell’: Female Empowerment Through Wardrobe
The politics of costumes was on display in this trio of films about free-spirited, heroic women.
‘Harriet,’ ‘Jojo Rabbit,’ and ‘Parasite’ Reap Holiday Box Office Bounty
The rich got richer as word of mouth fueled Thanksgiving weekend moviegoing and Netflix’s “The Two Popes” opened soft.
Hollywood, Stop Congratulating Ava DuVernay for Directing ‘Harriet’ and ‘Queen & Slim’
The director reveals she has been congratulated nearly a dozen times for films directed by other black women filmmakers.
AMC Theatres Takes Action After Alleged Racial Profiling Incident at ‘Harriet’ Screening
A November 3 dispute at a Metairie, Louisiana AMC location during the Harriet Tubman biopic led to three employees being axed.
Awards Spotlight: How Cynthia Erivo Channeled Fierce Freedom Fighter ‘Harriet’– Watch
Check out our video interview with Erivo, who breaks out in Kasi Lemmon’s mythic biopic of slave-turned-Underground-Railroad-conductor Harriet Tubman.
‘Harriet’ Writer Claims Studio Head Pitched Julia Roberts to Star: ‘No One Will Know the Difference’
Screenwriter and producer Gregory Allen Howard says the executive told him no one would know the difference if Roberts was cast.
‘Harriet,’ Fact v. Fiction: ‘Of Course I Embellished. I’m a Screenwriter.’
Writer-director Kasi Lemmons drew on multiple historical sources for her biopic, but storytelling has never been a synonym for facts.
‘Terminator’ Has a Dark Fate, ‘Harriet’ Scores, and John Fithian Misses the Point
The annual box office now lags $600 million behind 2018, but the villain isn’t Netflix.
Netflix’s ‘The Irishman’ Sells Out Multiple Shows in Limited Play; ‘Harriet’ Outdoes Expectations
Many fans around the country can’t see “The Irishman” in theaters because stuck-in-the-past theater chains refuse to adapt to new realities.
‘The Irishman’ Opens in 8 Locations, Starting An Eccentric Theatrical Run
Let the box-office guessing games begin. Also opening this weekend are “Terminator: Dark Fate,” “Harriet,” and “Motherless Brooklyn.”
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Rob Crabbe (‘Late Late Show with James Corden’ and ‘Homefest’) on ‘bringing a little bit of levity, joy and positivity’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]