Following the Scarlett Johansson “Rub & Tug” casting controversy, leaders in Hollywood penned an open letter in support of telling trans stories authentically.
Rashida Jones directs and Donald Glover narrates this new video for Time’s Up.
In the wake of #MeToo, a new study finds that, unless your movie or TV show involves Kevin Spacey or Louis C.K., most people’s viewing habits remain unchanged.
Recent revelations from actresses Jessica Walter and Stephanie Beatriz highlight a disconnect in workplace politics that extends way beyond Hollywood.
“On-screen [representation] is one area of our society where you can make the change instantly,” she said. “You don’t have to sneak up on it, you don’t have to do it slowly.”
The organization landed at the Tribeca Film Festival for a full day of events, focused on everything that has happened in just four months, and what’s next.
Thandie Newton made headlines this month for saying it was “very painful” not to be included in the Time’s Up anti-harassment initiative.
The “Westworld” star says she wasn’t a big enough name for the movement.
The organization’s members are outraged that the office of Cyrus Vance, Jr. allegedly gave special treatment to the disgraced former mogul.
The “30 Rock” and “Pitch Perfect” veteran discussed her feminist comedy alongside stars Leslie Mann and John Cena.
After winning her Best Actress statuette, McDormand turned her attention to the rest of the female nominees in attendance, with a big ask for the future.
“Slowly a new path has emerged,” Sciorra said.
