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The Hollywood Insider Amelie 21st Anniversary
February 3, 2022AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy awards, Agnès Varda, Amélie, Amélie Film, Amelie movie, Beautiful Cinema, Breaking Film Rules, Breathless, cinema history, Cleo from 5 to 7, Dear Mother, Film History., Film Rules, foreign cinema, foreign films, foreign movies, Francois Truffaut, French Childhood, French Cinema, French Critics, French Directors, french films, french movies, French New Wave, Golden Globes, Heartfelt Film Story, Influential Film, Jean-Luc Godard, Late 1950s, nostalgia, Nostalgia Film, Leah Donato

The 21st Anniversary of ‘Amelie’ and An Appreciation of The French New Wave

This year is the 21st anniversary of the iconic film ‘Amélie’, and it’s a classic in French Cinema; let’s look at the film and appreciate French films as a whole....

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By Leah Donato0
The Hollywood Insider Rihanna Barbados Ambassador
February 2, 2022AWARDS, GLOBAL, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, NEWS FASHION, NEWS TV, TV TOP, Barbados, beauty by celebrities, billionaire celebrities, caribbean musician, celebrities philanthropist, Clara Lionel Foundation, Fenty, Grammy award winner, inclusion in fashion, lingerie brand by a celebrity, mia mottley, mother-to-be celebrity, Pon de Replay, Pop star, prime minister of barbados, Queen Elizabeth II, Rihanna, Robyn Rihanna Fenty, shine bright like a diamond, top chart songs, top charting musician, umbrella, Ana Cobo

Celebrating Rihanna: The Ambassador of Barbados, Pregnancy and the Many Victories of the Bright Diamond

On Barbados 55th Independence Day celebration and on the removal of Queen Elizabeth II, prime minister, Mia Mottley, grants Rihanna a major royal-sounding title. ...

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By Ana Cobo0
The Hollywood Insider Sofia Vergara
February 1, 2022AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, A Que No Te Atreves, ABC longest-running show, America’s Got Talent, American celebrity, Best paid actress, Christopher Lloyd, Colombian actress, Colombian celebrity, Entourage, Forbes magazine, Fuera De Serie, Gloria Delgado-Pritchett, heidi klum, hispanic actress, hit comedy show, Hollywood household name, Hot Properties, Immigrant, Latin American actress, Latin stereotypes, Modern Family, Modern Family finale, Sofia Vergara, Steven Levitan, The American Dream, Ana Cobo

Sofia Vergara: The Colombian Treasure’s Rise and Journey to the American Dream 

Sofia Vergara has become a Hollywood household name. Her beginnings sprout from hosting Colombian TV Shows, to becoming the epitome of the American Dream....

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By Ana Cobo0
The Hollywood Insider Chosen Review
January 30, 2022GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Aliens, Andrea Heick Gadeberg, Andreas Dittmer, Chosen, Chosen Netflix, chosen review, Chosen Sci-Fi, Chosen Series, Conspiracies, Danish Series, Danish TV, drama, drama series, Kaspar Munk, Malaika Mosendane, mystery, Mystery Series, Nancy Drew, Netflix original, Netflix Original Series, sci-fi, Sci-fi series, self-discovery, Self-Identity Issues, Surprises, Teenage Detective, Teenage Mystery, teenagers, The X Files Series, The x-files, tv show, Unique, Leah Donato

‘Chosen’: Teenage Self-Identity Issues in a Sci-Fi World

A teenager’s identity crisis, a yearning and exciting mystery to be solved, and an alien invasion all mix into one in Netflix’s new original Danish series ‘Chosen’....

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By Leah Donato0
The Hollywood Insider New York Jewish Film Festival 2022
January 24, 2022AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, annual, art, Celebration, culture, diaspora, documentary, drama, experience, family, festival, Film, filmmaker, Francoise Fabian, heritage, History, international, Israel, Jewish, Lincoln Center, museum, narrative, Neighbours, New York, new york jewish film festival, personal, Refugee, Rose, short, Shtetlers, Sin La Habana, The Death Of Cinema And My Father Too, The Lost Films Of Nuremberg, Kylie Bolter

31st Annual New York Jewish Film Festival Celebrates the Beautiful Culture Through Film

The Jewish Museum and Film at Lincoln Center presents the New York Jewish Film Festival, exploring the Jewish experience through various films....

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By Kylie Bolter0
The Hollywood Insider The Journalist Review
January 23, 2022GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, American government, Betrayal, citizens, fake news, fantasy, immorality, Japan, Japanese government, japanese tv series, japanese tv shows, journalist, Matsuda, newspaper, politics, psychology, Reality, reporter, Shinobu Terajima, The Journalist, the journalist review, the journalist tv show, Truth, Mireille Karadanaian

‘The Journalist:’ A Japanese Drama About Corrupt and Cruel Society 

‘The Journalist’ is a foreign film, that takes an edgy twist to explore the corruption and cruelty that simmers beneath the surface of the Japanese government....

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By Mireille Karadanaian0
The Hollywood Insider June Again Review
January 19, 2022CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Australia, Australian movies, Claudia Karvan, Comedy, complicated, Daughter, Dementia, dementia movies, Di Adams, drama, dramedy, dysfunctional, elderly, estranged, family, family business, Flashback, JJ Winlove, June Again, june again movie, june again review, Love, medical, memory, MOTHER, Noni Hazlehurst, nursing home, Relationships, son, Stephen Curry, Still Alice, The Father, The Notebook, touching, wallpaper, Wayne Blair, Kylie Bolter

Heartfelt Australian Dramedy ‘June Again’ Poignantly Depicts Dementia

'June Again' - When matriarch June experiences a medical miracle, she has only a few days to get back her estranged children, an old flame, and the family business....

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By Kylie Bolter0
The Hollywood Insider Grumpy Christmas Review
January 18, 2022CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Christmas, December 21 2021, Dennis the Menace, Don Servando, Eduardo Donjuan, Grumpy Christmas, Hector Bonilla, Meet the Fockers, mexican culture, Modern Family, netflix, Pedro Gonzalez, Raul Martinez Resendez, The Family Stone, The Patriarch, Mireille Karadanaian

‘Grumpy Christmas’ Is the Opposite of Grumpy When It Comes to Holiday Films 

‘Grumpy Christmas’ is the perfect holiday film about love, fighting and above all family. Don Servando the Grumpy Grandpa and his family....

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By Mireille Karadanaian0
The Hollywood Insider History of Christmas Origins
January 4, 2022CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, most-featured, 1870, A Christmas Carol, catholic, Christianity, Christmas Day, church, Clement Clarke Moore, Episcopal, Gifts, holiday season, jesus, Jule, Norse, Salvation Army, Santa Claus, Saturnalia, St. Jude’s, St. Nicholas, Thomas Nast, Washington Irving, winter, Mireille Karadanaian

The History of Christmas and Its Bastardization Today 

History of Christmas - How did Christmas originate? Is Santa Claus real? And what is Christmas truly about in our modern world today...

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By Mireille Karadanaian0
The Hollywood Insider Lulli Review, Brazilian Movies
January 4, 2022CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Uncategorized, Amanda De Godoi, Brazilian films, Comedy Films, Grey’s Anatomy, Larissa Manoela, lulli, lulli movie, mel gibson, Meredith Grey, Netflix Brazilian movies, Netflix comedies, Netflix foreign films, romantic comedies, Sergio Malheiros, Vinicius Redd, What Women Want, Ana Cobo

Netflix’s New Brazilian Film ‘Lulli’ Seems to Forget the Importance of Conflict 

Brazilian grown-up child star Larissa Manoela stars in Netflix's new romantic comedy ‘Lulli,’ about a selfish medical student who can hear other people's thoughts. ...

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By Ana Cobo0
The Hollywood Insider The Silent Sea Review, South Korean
January 2, 2022GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Abyss, Bae Doona, Choi Hang-young, Dark Abyss, Emotional, Emotionally Impactful, Eun-kyo Park, Fly On The Wall, Gong Yoo, Horrifying, Horror, Joon Lee, Jung Woo-sung, Korean Drama, Korean Series, Moon, mysterious, mystery, sci-fi show, science fiction, Sea of Tranquility, Silent Sea, Solar System, Space Horror, Spaceship, terror, The Moon, The Sea of Tranquility, The Silent Sea, thriller, thriller series, Unknown, Leah Donato

‘The Silent Sea’: The Terror of The Unknown

Netflix brings us the new terrifying sci-fi thriller series, ‘The Silent Sea’, filled to the brim with anxiety and scientific horrors to keep you utterly tuned in....

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By Leah Donato0
The Hollywood Insider Vicente Fernandez Tribute
December 28, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, NEWS TV, TV TOP, alejandro fernandez, beyonce, El Rey, Joe Biden tweets, Jorge negrete, Latin American celebrities, Latin American news, latin american public, Marc Anthony, Mariachi singer, Mario Lopez, memorial for a celebrity, Memorial for Vicente Fernandez, Mexican cinema’s golden age, Mexican president, mexican sinatra, Mexican singer, Pedro Infante, ranchera songs, Ricky Martin, Thalia, the mariachi king, tribute to an icon, tweets of condolences, Vicente Fernandez, Vicente Fernandez passed away, Ana Cobo

Mexico Grief’s the Death of a Legend – Vicente Fernández, the Mariachi King

Vicente Fernández had a career that spanned over fifty years. December 12th marks the end of an era, as the famous mariachi leaves behind more than just his music....

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By Ana Cobo0
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