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The Kick-Ass and Kingsman creator is back with a TV series about a warring super-powered family. The Scot reveals how Carrie Fisher helped inspire it – and why he’s delighted Covid scuppered his move to Hollywood → Read More
Continuing our series of writers defending loathed films is a reappraisal of Amanda Bynes’s gender-swapping 2006 comedy → Read More
Vengeance so often motivates Marvel’s superheroes. But while Wanda finds solace first as a villain, it is love that redeems her → Read More
Ariyon Bakare has known hardship in his life. From homelessness during his teens in East London to losing family members in quick succession while juggling a 2015 West End stint, now he can add COVID-19 to that list. The British-Nigerian actor, who returns to screen this month in season two of “His Dark Materials,” was […] → Read More
Chance goes begging to give north African actors a higher profile by playing the queen of Egypt, prolonging the debate over Hollywood’s colonisation of ethnicity → Read More
"I didn't grow up with an academic understanding of feminism; I just felt things had to be fairer," says Indian singer Sona Mohapatra. → Read More
Mr. Darcy's long been considered one of the tastiest characters in screen history, but artist Michelle Wibowo has produced physical proof. → Read More
Diversity and inclusion have become a mandate for businesses trying to build representative workplaces and improve the experience for marginalized individuals. But when COVID-19 hit the U.K. in March, schemes focused on this area were often the first casualties of cost-cutting. “I know a global tech firm, and that’s one of the first things […] → Read More
“Judas and the Black Messiah” writer and director Shaka King has defended the casting of Daniel Kaluuya in the role of American civil rights leader Fred Hampton. The historical biopic, produced by Ryan Coogler and endorsed by Hampton’s son, Fred Hampton Jr, positions the British actor as the iconic leader of the Black Panther Party […] → Read More
Hollywood has a horror of the twin taboos of intercourse and menstruation. But female writers and directors are starting to change the way women’s bodies are portrayed on screen → Read More
Black creatives from "Noughts + Crosses" and "End of the F**king World" reveal their experiences navigating racism in the industry. → Read More
Ruth E. Carter is a warm embrace of a woman. I know this because after 20 minutes in her company to talk about her groundbreaking work as a costume designer, I left feeling uplifted and at ease thanks to her nourishing company. She also happened to give me a lovely farewell hug that set me up for the rest of the day, but I digress. We've sat down in a fine suite at London's Corinthia Hotel to → Read More
The filmmaker discusses the magic of her all-star cast and the importance of a woman’s eye on a realm dominated by the male gaze → Read More
Her character's storyline would be a #MeToo issue. → Read More
The beloved British period drama makes its move to the big screen. → Read More
There is barely a black or brown person left alive in the long-running fantasy series. Is a triumphant storyline too much to ask for these characters? → Read More
Warning: This contains spoilers from Avengers: Endgame. Hollywood has this tendency of releasing movies around the same time that have more than a passing resemblance to each other. There was that time that we had two movies about Winston Churchill come out, or remember when Lily Collins and Kristen Stewart played Snow White on the big screen in the same year? Well, I’ve been noticing a pattern… → Read More
That's not Jean any more, guys. → Read More
It's a tough business. → Read More
In episode one of season 8 the young Stark makes a particular request of the blacksmith Gendry. → Read More