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April Movies Release Schedule: The Most Accurate List of Every Movie Coming Out in April – Live Updates
With theaters reopening in the midst of optimistic vaccination progress, here’s a list of April movies you can go out and see in theaters and digitally, too.
Off the Beaten Path: 6 Small Countries That Are Excellent for Filming
Let’s take a look at six countries off the beaten path that offer benefits definitely worth considering in the post-pandemic filming spree.
Celebrities and Their Incredibly Charity Work
Here are some of our world’s most pressing issues and the celebrities joining the fight to help stop them – charity is important.
Shakespeare in Film: The Great Playwright’s Influence on Movies
Whether or not you believe fringe theories that question the authorship of Shakespeare’s plays, the effect his plays on literature and film is unquestionable.
Queerbaiting: Our Life Is Not Yours to Profit From | An Anaylsis
An analysis on queerbaiting from some of the most infamous television shows and films.
The Next Big Things: Hollywood’s New Directorial Elites are Looking More Diverse Than Ever
New directors are increasingly diverse and are telling stories that the majority of straight, white directors of the past couldn’t dream of.
The Complete List of 2021 Oscar Nominations – Celebrations, Surprises & Snubs | The Show Must Go On
Its time to find out what films will be vying for Oscar glory this year – here is the complete list of Oscar nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards.
A Tribute to Barry Jenkins: Hollywood’s Most Revolutionary Filmmaker & Oscar Winner
Oscar-winning director/screenwriter Barry Jenkins is single-handedly taking the silver screen by storm with his innovative and personalized Black stories.
10 Must-Watch Tearjerker Movies for Both Women and Men
Here we highlight some of the best tearjerker movies that bring on the waterworks.
‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’ Combines Black Lives Matter Themes with the Evolving Time Loop Genre
‘13 Reasons Why’ star Steven Silver stars as a gay teen trapped in time in Ali Leroi’s unnerving thriller ‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’.
Golden Globes 2021: All the Joyful Winners, Exciting Details and Emotional Speeches | Read the Whole Story
The pandemic-stricken Golden Globes 2021 managed to celebrates its winners along with a firm promise to do much better for the sake of diversity and arts.
Oscar Buzz | Andra Day Is Astounding in the Not So Astounding ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’
The esteemed singer, Andra Day, gives a brilliant performance as Billie Holiday in the not-so particularly brilliant ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’.
TV
Queerbaiting: Our Life Is Not Yours to Profit From | An Anaylsis
An analysis on queerbaiting from some of the most infamous television shows and films.
‘Generation’: HBO’s New Show Is Here To Serve Your ‘Euphoria’ Appetite
‘Generation’ is a much-needed show about different youthful perspectives and acceptance in a diverse and divisive world.
A Tribute to Laverne Cox: The Trailblazing Trans Icon Who Changed the Face of Entertainment
A brilliant actress, producer, and advocate, Laverne Cox has emerged as one of the biggest names in LGBTQ entertainment.
Golden Globes 2021: All the Joyful Winners, Exciting Details and Emotional Speeches | Read the Whole Story
The pandemic-stricken Golden Globes 2021 managed to celebrates its winners along with a firm promise to do much better for the sake of diversity and arts.
HBO Max Celebrates Queer Love in the Face of Tragedy in Latest LGBTQ Masterpiece ‘It’s a Sin’
Chronicling the life of a group of queer friends in London during the 80s, ‘It’s A Sin’ conveys the perseverance of the gay community fighting the AIDS epidemic.
Golden Globes Snubs ‘I May Destroy You’ and Why It Deserves More Awards Recognition
Michaela Coel’s ‘I May Destroy You’ deserves awards for its thoughtful, frank, and brilliant discussions of consent, sex, and abuse in the internet age.
Enough is Enough: A Condemnation of Comedy’s Abuse of the Trans Community
‘SNL’s’ recent tasteless “Weekend Update” joke at the expense of trans people highlights comedy’s historic abuse of the trans community that must be called out
The Empire of RuPaul’s Drag Race: What the New Season of ‘Drag Race UK’ Predicts for the Queendom
With new seasons in the US and UK currently airing, and sights set for Spain and Australia in 2021, what led to the unprecedented success of Drag Race?
‘Euphoria Special Episode Part 2’: It is Now Jules’ Turn to Open Up
A month after the release of Rue’s episode, we get an intimate look inside Jules’ mind with ‘Euphoria Special Episode Part 2’.
Eugene and Dan Levy’s Search for Deeper Comedy in ‘Schitt’s Creek’
‘Schitt’s Creek’ is a labor of love between a father and son, cast, & crew alike, and it shows in every frame focusing on deeper, warmer, and heartfelt comedy.
2020: An Outstanding Year for LGBTQ Representation Against All Odds
After a year wholly associated with tragedy and despair, it’s important to recognize all of the momentous progress LGBTQ representation made in entertainment.
The Rise of Teen Idols Timothée Chalamet & Harry Styles: Destroying Toxic Masculinity
Its threatening to the traditionalists, the outright praise that Timothée Chalamet and Harry Styles have received for their courageous masculinity.
Culture
Elton John’s Biopic Rocketman: A Tale Of Love, Rockstar Fame & Thriving At All Odds Essayed By Taron Egerton, Richard Madden, Jamie Bell, Etc.
Rocketman is the ‘fantasy’ Elton John biopic that explores the consequences of being improperly loved since childhood and further.
Beyoncé Is More Than Just A Singer, Superstar & Icon: She Is An Outspoken Humanitarian
Get to know the Beyoncé behind the singer, superstar and icon. Understand how she utilizes her platform to speak up for human rights.
Bollywood Wins With Lesbian Romantic Film Starring Sonam Kapoor
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, the actress, is a hero, and that too a real-life and reel-life one. The first mainstream Indian movie to focus on a homosexual love story gets it right. This film is an undoubted landmark for Bollywood and the broader Indian Film Industry, the people of India as well as cinema in itself.
‘Made in Heaven’ – The Must-See Dark Side of Crazy Rich Asians’ Indian Weddings!
The Made In Heaven series explores modern Indians’ “dichotomous value system” with a frankness that is much needed but still entertaining and easy to watch.
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’: Rami Malek’s Oscar Nomination Cannot Be Hurt By Bryan Singer
Deserving of an Academy Award – Yes? Should be blamed for the director’s actions? – NO. Malek was not responsible for the director’s actions and hurting Rami because of it, sets a negative precedent, which will be dangerous for cinema and every other industry, in the years to come.
The Favourite – Olivia Colman Wins With Eccentric Period Film Supported By Rachel Weisz & Emma Stone
Stunningly written female protagonists behave as multi-faceted humans rather than mere decorations. The brilliance of this film comes from what they do with gender roles. In this film, interestingly, it is the men who are relegated to be the ornamental background players, existing only to support the women while they do the scheming and powerplay.
Why Scarlett Johansson Should Play Transgender Role in “Rub and Tug”
Facing backlash regarding her casting as transgender male and crime kingpin Dante “Tex” Gill, Johansson has abandoned the role. Hollywood’s race towards equal representation holds major implications for the future of the dramatic arts.
Fashion
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