All news on the topic: Hollywood Diversity

"I often find myself cast as a mom," Davis remarked. "I'm frequently chosen to portray someone's mother. People even embrace me on the street and refer to me as Mom."

Steven Spielberg's attempt at a "corrective" is misplaced, as he has more meaningful opportunities to leverage his influence to address years of Latinx exclusion in film

FX on Hulu’s “Reservation Dogs'' has been lauded for opening doors for Indigenous storytelling in Hollywood, but Black Native Americans say the show failed to include their lived experiences.

The actor, who is 30 years old, discusses the significance of being involved in the HBO series, the representation of Black and Asian narratives in Hollywood, and his future plans

According to a new report, women and people of color are still a long way from reaching proportional representation as TV creators, writers and directors.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright discusses the lengthy process of bringing the trailblazing musical from Broadway to the movie screen

In a time when anti-Asian racism is surging, a new study breaks down how often popular movies depict “violence, death, and disparagement” of API characters.

Three years since Frances McDormand brought major attention to inclusion riders, the creators are urging more studios and companies to commit to diverse hiring practices

Films featuring more varied casts consistently brought in higher box office earnings and attracted larger streaming audiences in 2020

The letter, signed by over 80 individuals, includes actors such as Amy Poehler, Naomie Harris, Heather Matarazzo, and Janina Gavankar

Diversity initiatives have enabled more individuals to begin their careers. However, to create a genuinely inclusive Hollywood, there must be additional avenues to leadership

At 30, he is the youngest person to design the Academy Awards set. This achievement earned him a second Emmy nomination and has inspired his commitment to promoting inclusivity in the entertainment industry

Should we take the Golden Globes seriously when it fails to take voting seriously?