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Interviews

Michelle Dockery on Downton Abbey, Defending Jacob and Stereotypes

There’s a pivotal scene in the upcoming thriller Defending Jacob, in which Michelle Dockery and Chris Evans, who play the parents of a young boy accused of murdering his classmate, are ambushed by a barrage of news cameras and paparazzi. Dockery, 38, is all too familiar with this kind of jarring attention since landing her breakout role as Lady Mary Crawley in the hit series Downton Abbey.

Interviews

The Quarantined Talent: Shohreh Aghdashloo Tries To Be Productive

In 2009, Iranian American actress Shohreh Aghdashloo became the first Iranian woman to win an Emmy for her performance as Saddam Hussein’s wife in the HBO miniseries House of Saddam. She is also the first woman from the Middle East to be nominated for an Oscar for her role in House of Sand and Fog.

Industry

Janelle Monáe: “We all must come together”

Janelle Monáe headlines Season Two of the Amazon series Homecoming, directed by Kyle Patrick Alvarez and featuring a different storyline from that of season one, which was directed by Sam Esmail and starred Julia Roberts, who continues to serve as executive producer. Steven James and Hong Chau return, while Chris Cooper and Joan Cusack are added to the cast.

Industry

COVID-Safety Down Under: Australia Is Open For Film Business

While the Hollywood film and TV industry is still trying to figure out how to safely return to work, Australia has put out ‘Open for Business’ signs, both domestically and abroad, with their newly-released COVID-Safe Guidelines. The 41-page document gathers together the first official recommendations approved by both federal and state governments, addressing every aspect of production from handling props to having cast refrain from physically touching each other during filming.

Al Pacino: Retrato de un ganador del Cecil B. deMille

Hubo una época en la que Al Pacino se negaba a hablar con la prensa. Pero hoy en día, cuando es entrevistado, no hay quien le calle.

Golden Globe Awards

Oral History: Céline Dion And The Meaning of Life

For over 40 years the HFPA has recorded famous and celebrated actors, actresses, and filmmakers. The world’s largest collection of its kind – over 10,000 items – is now in the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library.

Interviews

Flora Greeson: “I want to portray ambitious women”

Flora Greeson got inspired to write the script for the musical romantic comedy The High Note while she was working as an assistant at Universal Music in New York. A Los Angeles native, she had completed her film studies at NYU and now she was dreaming of a bigger life for herself.

Interviews

Esther Smith:”Conversations around fertility still feel quite taboo”

A television series about subjects like infertility and adoption wouldn’t generally inspire comedic material, however, Trying, starring Rafe Spall and Esther Smith shines a light on these so-called taboo topics, and does so with humor and sensitivity as it traces the lives of this very charming British couple. Offscreen, Smith’s parents, both if them teachers, raised Esther and her sister Rachel in England’s West Midlands.

Fashion

Accessories: Fashion’s Forgotten Must-Haves

The Golden Globes celebrate the best in entertainment each January, and when they do, the stars stun in designer wear, but the impact of the accessory may be overlooked. Here we herald, the shoe, the watch, the purse, the jewels.

Industry

The HFPA Stands With Blackout Tuesday

A large part of Hollywood has joined the work stoppage named Blackout Tuesday on June 2nd, in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, and in response to the murder of George Floyd by the Minneapolis police. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has also issued a statement of support.