Opinion

Satluj Taken Down: It's a Film That Refuses to Let the Dead Disappear

Satluj, a film on Jaswant Singh Khalra was finally made available to Indian audiences after years of censorship. However, Zee5 was made to take down the film just two days after it started streaming.

Why the 'Supergirl' movie provides us a cautionary tale | Opinion

When Hollywood stops listening to half its audience, somebody pays the price. For 'Supergirl,' that bill just came due.
PajibaOpinion

Wesley Crusher Just Called The Rock a Coward (and He's Right)

After The Rock made it clear that he’s not willing to alienate a subset of his audience again, even if the fate of the ...

How Five Queer Film Pioneers Changed What—and Who—America Could See

Luca Guadagnino, Gregg Araki, Gus Van Sant, Kimberly Peirce, and Jamie Babbit reflect on how queer representation has grown ...

‘The Fear’s Artist,’ ‘We Won’t Get Old Together’ Win Big at Transilvania Industry Awards

The Transilvania Film Festival handed out industry awards for projects in its co-production forum and works in progress ...

Hollywood Diversity Report: Streaming Films Have Abandoned Women and People of Color

After the big numbers we saw for diversity in streaming originals just a couple of years ago, we now see the path closing for people of color and women to premiere their film o ...
Forbes

Apple’s MacBook Pro Strategy Comes With Risk

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. A MacBook Pro is displayed inside of the Apple Carnegie Library store (Photo by Kevin Carter ...