Monthly Archives: June 2020

Editors Note: Maya Rockeymoore Cummings is the former chair of the Maryland Democratic Party and a political consultant and activist. She wrote the afterward to We’re Better Than This: My Fight for the Future of Our Democracy, her late husband … Continue reading →

Some Universal CityWalk dining and shopping locations resumed operations Wednesday from noon to 8 pm in what the park called “a thoughtful phased reopening” with enhanced health and safety measures. 28 more words via Universal CityWalk Starts Soft Open For Dining … Continue reading →

Pierce Brosnan is set to star in Youth, the feature film directorial debut from writer/director Brett Marty based on his 2016 short of the same name. 31 more words via Pierce Brosnan To Star In Feature Length Adaptation of Brett Marty’s … Continue reading →

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany defended President Donald Trump’s tweet that targeted a 75-year-old protester who was shoved to the ground by Buffalo police officers during a protest last week. Per Factcheck.org, Trump on Tuesday tweeted baseless claims about … Continue reading →

“Dear White People” and “When They See Us” are enjoying large viewership spikes as Americans seek out socially-relevant television content amidst the ongoing nationwide protests. 356 more words via ‘Dear White People,’ ‘When They See Us’ Seeing Large Viewership Increases — … Continue reading →

Update (3:00pm ET): Paramount Pictures has announced it is offering free rentals of “Selma” for the rest of June Earlier: Ava DuVernay’s Martin Luther King Jr. 521 more words via David Oyelowo: Oscar Voters Rejected ‘Selma’ After Cast Wore ‘I Can’t … Continue reading →

If your movie calls for a woman on the verge of — or completely in the throes of — a breakdown, Elisabeth Moss is the one for the job. 1,105 more words via Elisabeth Moss Loves Playing Messy Characters, but in … Continue reading →

“Riverdale” creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has issued an apology on Instagram for sidelining actors of color on the show after series regular Vanessa Morgan indirectly criticized The CW drama for unequal representation earlier in the week. 380 more words via ‘Riverdale’ Creator: … Continue reading →

Judd Apatow makes big commercial comedies, and “The King of Staten Island” is no exception. However, while developing the project with Pete Davidson and drawing on the comic actor’s personal life, Apatow decided he needed to capture the rough-and-tumble nature … Continue reading →