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Let’s talk about the top stories in Hollywood this week! It’s official! The three biggest movie theater circuits in the U.S. – AMC, Cinemark, and now Regal – will all be open in July! Cineworld Group, the owner of Regal Cinemas, announced that it was planning to open all of its theaters by July 10, […]… Continue reading NCM Entertainment Roundup – June 18, 2020 — The Bigger Picture

https://videopress.com/embed/zLA7lu9P?preloadContent=metadata&hd=1 Learn about Dolphin Captivity and the wild dolphins around St. Maarten/Martin! via What do you know about Dolphin Captivity? — Travel4Scuba

Hollywood’s record in diversity and inclusion has improved in recent years, but it still lags behind the population — particularly in its executive ranks. (It’s easier, Spike Lee has joked, to get a black president than a black studio head.) via Hollywood says Black Lives Matter, but more diversity needed — The Denver Post

June 18, 2020 at 06:03PM ‘Disclosure’ will be available to stream starting Friday. Continue Reading… Author | Elle Selected by CWC via Laverne Cox Is Highlighting Trans Representation in a New Netflix Documentary — City Women & co

Documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz went to Seattle‘s Capitol Hill Organized Protest area recently and shared with Fox News footage of his interaction with Jaiden Grayson and other leaders of the movement. “Every day that I show up here, I’m not here to peacefully protest,” Grayson told the “U.N. Me” filmmaker, who also embedded himself in… Continue reading Seattle CHOP organizer: ‘I’m not here to peacefully protest’ — VOICE OF THE HWY

As much as we are entertained by films, this visual media hugely influences our lives. It has become a fixed element in our society through the development of multiplex cinemas to streaming on the internet and watching on a phone screen. Alongside film cameras, phone cameras have had a huge cultural impact and a significant […]… Continue reading 5 Films On Racism & Its Manifestations —

As a portrait of a man many compared to The Devil incarnate, Ivy Meeropol’s ‘Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn’ is mesmerizing. a perfect Pride month moment. Meeropol exposes Cohn’s magnetism, hypocrisy and malevolence with elan in a documentary that is oddly entrancing. This Cohn conspires with a gay Catholic Cardinal against homosexual […]… Continue reading Stephen Schaefer’s Hollywood & Mine — Boston Herald

At a moment when Hollywood is listening more than ever to suggestions on how to make this industry more inclusive, a group of indie producers of color have written an open letter with some worthwhile suggestions meant to guide change. *** Let’s Be Honest: An Open Letter from Over 125 Black and Brown Independent Producers… Continue reading Black And Brown Indie Producers Press Hollywood For Commitments To End Systemic Racism: Open Letter — Deadline

A varying list of films to watch to celebrate Pride Month. via 10 Movies to Watch for Pride Month — Film Daze

Laurie Ouellette places the show COPS within a historical and cultural context of reality media that participates in racialized police violence. via Cancelling COPS — Film Quarterly