‘Custody’ Trailer: Viola Davis Stars in a Lifetime Movie After Her Big Oscar Win — Watch
The Davis-produced film premieres this Saturday, March 4 on Lifetime.
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Viola Davis Wins Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for ‘Fences’
The actress reprised the role of Rose Maxson in the film adaptation of August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
‘Get Out’ Star Daniel Kaluuya Joins Steve McQueen’s ‘Widows’ Alongside Viola Davis
The heist movie also stars Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Erivo, and Elizabeth Debicki.
How the BAFTAs Will Affect the 2017 Oscar Race
There will be inevitable overlaps between the BAFTAs and the Oscars, but the two awards shows are very different.
Viola Davis is Tough To Beat in the 2017 Oscar Race — Here’s Why
Michelle Williams once seemed to be a sure thing for “Manchester by the Sea,” but that’s no longer the case.
Oscars 2017: Why Mahershala Ali Will Beat Jeff Bridges for Supporting Actor
Oscar voters were leaning toward Mahershala Ali, but the U.S. Muslim Ban could push the proud Muslim to a win for “Moonlight.”
Amy Adams, Viola Davis and More Urge People to Follow Their Dreams in Honda Super Bowl Ad – Watch
High school versions of the stars celebrate the people who chase their dreams.
Viola Davis Wins SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role
The actress wins for her role of Rose Maxson in the drama “Fences.”
‘Night Shift’ Trailer: Viola Davis-Produced Short Starring Tunde Adebimpe Goes Inside Strange World of Night Club Attendants
Documentarian Marshall Tyler’s first foray into narrative filmmaking features the TV on the Radio star as its protagonist.
Andre Holland to Co-Star With Viola Davis in Steve McQueen’s Thriller ‘Widows’
The film is co-written by McQueen and “Gone Girl” screenwriter Gillian Flynn.
James Franco to Star In and Executive Produce ‘High School Lover,’ His Second Lifetime Movie
The network also announced the premiere date for Viola Davis’ movie “Custody” and an upcoming Michael Jackson biopic.
Golden Globes 2017: The Best Moments From Backstage, As Snapshots
Hollywood’s brightest, including Viola Davis, Tom Hiddleston, Claire Foy, Donald Glover, Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, charmed, amused and inspired reporters backstage, just by being themselves.
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