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As Trump Crushes DEI, These Industry Vets Are Creating A Safe Space For Black Filmmakers

Tristan Mack Wilds and Greg Cally share what inspired their upcoming short film showcase and how ditching the “middleman” helped them uplift Black creatives.
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Dakota Johnson Opens Up About Who’s To Blame For Marvel’s ‘Madame Web’ Failure

“It’s really hard to make art that way. Or to make something entertaining that way,” said the actor, who returns to the big screen in “The Materialists” this month.
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This Indigenous Storyteller Is Using A Genius Strategy To Keep Native Culture Alive

And sometimes, words aren’t enough.
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Full Cut Of Jerry Lewis’ Most Controversial Film May Have Been Found After 45 Years

Swedish actor Hans Crispin claims he has — locked in a bank vault — a full copy of "The Day The Clown Cried," where Lewis plays a clown in a concentration camp.
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'It Was Just An Accident' Wins Top Prize At Cannes Film Festival

Cate Blanchett presented the award to Jafar Panahi, who three years ago was imprisoned in Iran before going on a hunger strike.
By Jake Coyle, AP

Netflix’s ‘Forever’ Is A Perfect Adaptation Of Judy Blume’s Novel — Except For 1 Thing

The show captures the universal essence of Blume’s storytelling, but it misses the mark on one storyline.
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Blake Lively’s Newest Movie Is Another Terrible Sequel No One Needed

Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick star in the follow-up to “A Simple Favor.” We simply didn’t need it.
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We Can't Stop Talking About These TV Shows And Movies

HuffPost keeps you up to date with the TV shows and movies that everyone is talking about.
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Ke Huy Quan Is The Action Hero We Didn't Know We Needed

In an exclusive with HuffPost’s Ellen Lee, the Oscar-winning actor shared how his latest role in “Love Hurts” marks a significant step in reshaping Hollywood.
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This Filmmaker Is Finally Giving Us The Full Range Of Indigenous Identity We Deserve On-Screen

And filmmaker Sydney Freeland is giving it to us.
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