'Crazy Rich Asians' Pay Dispute Raises Key Questions for Hollywood

As studios move toward making a greater number of projects involving traditionally marginalized individuals, they face a more nuanced level of discussion about equity and inclusion.

'Crazy Rich Asians' Co-Writer Exits Sequel Amid Pay Disparity Dispute (Exclusive)

Adele Lim has left the project as Warner Bros. plans to shoot two films back-to-back to accommodate its in-demand stars.

Study Finds Black and Asian Speaking Characters in Film Hit 12-Year Highs in 2018

Representation improved in the year of 'Black Panther' and 'Crazy Rich Asians,' but USC's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative urges that progress shouldn't end there.

Just For Laughs Festival: Stand-Up Comics Debate Trump Jokes in "Volatile" Political Climate

"You can't say the president's name, unless you want to lose half the audience," 'Daily Show' correspondent Michael Kosta told a panel on political satire.

So Long, Ice Queens and Gay Best Friends: Hollywood’s New Rules of Rom-Coms

Filmmakers updating the stale genre for a Netflix-assisted comeback in the #MeToo era say they are avoiding "insulting" tropes while embracing gender swaps, empowerment and even grand gestures: "If done in the right way, it won't feel creepy."

Henry Golding Launches Production Banner With Action Features 'The Inheritance, 'Harrington's' (Exclusive)

Golding's newly established Long House Productions has signed a pact with China’s Starlight Cultural Entertainment Group.

Anita Gou on Why Cinema Is at the "Starting Point" of Increased Asian Representation

The Taiwanese producer also discusses making her first trip to Cannes, bridging the East-West gap and why 'Crazy Rich Asians' failed to resonate in China.