"I Didn’t See Enough Diversity" at Oscars, Says 'When They See Us' Actor Michael K. Williams
As Hollywood’s biggest night brought out the stars, representation remained an ongoing topic of discussion as Cynthia Erivo was the only black actor to be nominated and 'Hair Love' won for best animated short.
Nico Santos on Life After 'Crazy Rich Asians'
"I had auditions after the movie, and I never booked any of those auditions that I went on, and so that's always in the back of your head, like, am I gonna work again?" the 'Superstore' star told In Studio.
Nico Santos Teases 'Crazy Rich Asians' Sequel and Talks "Hitting the Lottery" With 'Superstore' | In Studio
"Everything's sort of up in the air. As you know, these things change by the minute. So, last I heard that we may be filming this summer, but again, I haven't confirmed that yet," Santos teased of the Jon M. Chu sequel.
'Joy Luck Club' Producer: Representation Has Improved But "Let's Not Wait Another 25 Years" (Guest Column)
As 'The Farewell' racks up awards buzz, Janet Yang reflects on how far Hollywood has come in telling Asian American stories.
How 'Crazy Rich Asians' Mirrored My Own Trip to the Altar
The Hollywood Reporter's senior reporter Rebecca Sun details how the trailblazing film's cultural themes brought clarity to her own parents' disapproval of the man she was determined to marry.
Singapore Offers Funding For International Co-Productions
The government's pledge of almost $15 million toward co-productions kicked off the Asia TV Forum & Market.
AFI Indie Contenders Panel Touts Small-Budget Stories: "When Studios Backed Out of the $20M Range, Thank God Indies Were There"
Held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, and presented by The Hollywood Reporter, the annual panel featured eight performers in standout independent films of the past year, including Sterling K. Brown, Alfre Woodard, Florence Pugh, Kerry Washington, Awkwafina, Jimmie Fails, Cynthia Erivo and Jon Hamm.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Awkwafina ('The Farewell')
The actress-singer, who catapulted to stardom with hilarious turns in 2018's all-female 'Ocean's 8' and all-Asian 'Crazy Rich Asians,' reflects on her career as a rapper ("My Vag"), breaking into films and comedy versus drama.
Jon M. Chu Responds to 'Crazy Rich Asians' Sequel's Pay-Gap Controversy
Responding to the news of co-writer Adele Lim's exit from the franchise over pay disparity, the director tweeted about the Hollywood negotiations process.
'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.
