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While Ariana DeBose just scored her first Golden Globe nomination for her electrifying performance as Anita in Steven Spielberg’s cinematic rebirth of the classic musical West Side Story, it was a role the North Carolina native initially wanted to pass on. “I remember thinking this was definitely not a role for me,” she revealed during the press for the film.

Golden Globe Nominee Billy Crudup started his career as a theatre actor in New York and, after earning a master’s degree from NYU’s Tish School of the Arts, made his debut on Broadway in Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia. This was almost 30 years ago.

From the eccentric ice cream-hoarding mother in Mare of Easttown, to a legendary comic in Hacks, Jean Smart is having a big career moment. Both shows were renewed for second seasons, Hacks received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Musical or Comedy TV series, and Smart received her first Globe nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in the same TV category.

Breaking free of the Twilight fame which tried to box her into the category of “the world’s sweetheart,” Kristen Stewart has nabbed her first Golden Globe nomination – for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama – portraying the People’s Princess in the film, Spencer, her performance in which she likens to jazz. She told the Venice Film Festival press that she didn’t try to “do a perfect Princess Diana.

Asghar Farhadi’s Iranian Tale of Cancel Culture.

Anyone looking back into the history of the moving picture would find a long list of films about how women live, think, feel, love, and hate, directed and written by men. For filmmaker Jane Campion, diving deep into the world of pure masculinity in The Power of the Dog – in the Wild West, of all places – was an exercise in subtlety and creativity that balances the narrative.

This moment, and this film, may have been inevitable for Ruth Negga. "I wanted to be an actor since I saw David Bowie walking down a set of stairs in (the 80s fantasy film) Labyrinth," she says.

2021’s Playground is an important film by talented Belgian writer-director Laura Wandel and marks her first feature-length movie. From the first shot of the film, viewers are thrown headlong into the deep end of the painful issue of bullying in elementary schools.

Kaitlyn Dever moved to Los Angeles from Dallas with her family in 2011, soon after being cast in the television crime series Justified. She was 13.

Amira is a lively and creative teen conceived via artificial insemination from a father who is detained in an Israeli prison. Immensely proud of her father, Amira lives with the hope of meeting the man, spending her time photoshopping him into her arms and her mother’s arms in the pictures she takes with her professional camera.