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Study Shows Audiences Crave Diversity, But Hollywood Keeps Coming Up Short

A new study from UCLA finds that despite the huge success of diverse Hollywood projects, studios still release films with predominantly white casts.
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Donnie Yen Doesn't Want to Play 'Another Stereotypical Chinese Martial-Arts Man'

"You can’t just put an Asian actor in there and expect that, because they show up for a second, you’ve covered the Asian market. That is a joke.”
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From Hidden Figures to Wonder Woman, Invisible Stories Become Visible

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12 Unusual Baby Name Ideas From Movie Characters

By Linda Rosenkrantz, Nameberry

'Get Out,' 'Stranger Things' Lead MTV Movie And TV Award Nominations

Adam Devine will host the newly revamped event on May 7.
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Carrie Fisher's Last-Ever 'Star Wars' Scenes Staying Just As They Are

The plot of "The Last Jedi" won't be modified because of her death, Disney's CEO said.
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Riz Ahmed Expertly Nails Why On-Screen Diversity Isn't An 'Optional Extra'

“If we fail to represent, we are in danger of losing people to extremism."
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Selena Gomez, The Weeknd And Bieber Could All End Up At The Kids' Choice Awards

Bring on the slime.
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'Hidden Figures' Stars Write Inspiring Posts After Film Dominates Box Office

Black women ruled the box office this weekend.
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Mexican Dad Behind Viral 'Rogue One' Post Sends Diego Luna A Message

If you thought it couldn't get better, it does.
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