List of the most popular hashtags for theme #THEHOLLYWOODREPORTER

Last night I saw this article and felt misled yet again by a headline. I went on to read one of the most important articles published by #TheHollywoodReporter in recent years. The article chronicles the emergence of a new production model in the television and film industry. The first “officially” inclusive production is credited to executive producer Michael B Jordan. Michael and the studio are properly heralded for their leadership in the film industry for ensuring greater diversity by establishing a production team drawing from traditionally disenfranchised groups in association with his new project 'Just Mercy.' Michael's efforts and rider are to be applauded and supported by all in Hollywood who hope to see a broader cross-section of America in the film industry. However, where the article falls short is in its misrepresentation of the historical record of Hollywood. Perhaps the author was unaware of previous undertakings to break down barriers in the industry. Is it believable that this is the "first" successful effort to diversify Hollywood production projects? There is no mention in the 372-word article of John Singleton who brought Hollywood to south-central Los Angeles and diversified his film projects with actors and a film crew never seen before. Where is a mention of Melvin Van Peebles, Julie Dash, Sidney Portier, the Hudlin brothers, Tim Reed, Vondi Cutis Hall, Kasi Lemmons, Carl Franklin, Spike Lee, the Hughes brothers or Charles Dutton who refused to step on the set until he saw greater African-American representation alongside him. What about Tyler Perry and the type of diversity and inclusion he brings to the set? I'm sure Michael would agree that the “unofficial” contributions to diversity of these artists and countless others, and the fight to have a seat at the table for underrepresented groups deserves to be honored and acknowledged. In celebrating current undertakings to diversify Hollywood we must not turn our backs on the sacrifices of the groundbreaking African-American predecessors who paved the way and opened doors for all. The headline and the article reveals an important aspect of the African-American experience in America....

Léa photographed by Fabrizio Maltese for The Hollywood Reporter⭐️(during Cannes Film Festival 2019) . . . . . . #leaseydoux #léaseydoux #gorgeousness #beauty #cannes #cannes2019 #cannesfilmfestival #cannesfilmfestival2019 #louisvuitton #thehollywoodreporter #hollywoodreporter

#Repost @theoriginalbigdaddy WELL SAID LEE DANIELS!! I’d like to add the Wayans brothers and Robert Townsend to this list, as well as many many others. - - - - - - Last night I saw this article and felt misled yet again by a headline. I went on to read one of the most important articles published by #TheHollywoodReporter in recent years. The article chronicles the emergence of a new production model in the television and film industry. The first “officially” inclusive production is credited to executive producer Michael B Jordan. Michael and the studio are properly heralded for their leadership in the film industry for ensuring greater diversity by establishing a production team drawing from traditionally disenfranchised groups in association with his new project 'Just Mercy.' Michael's efforts and rider are to be applauded and supported by all in Hollywood who hope to see a broader cross-section of America in the film industry. However, where the article falls short is in its misrepresentation of the historical record of Hollywood. Perhaps the author was unaware of previous undertakings to break down barriers in the industry. Is it believable that this is the "first" successful effort to diversify Hollywood production projects? There is no mention in the 372-word article of John Singleton who brought Hollywood to south-central Los Angeles and diversified his film projects with actors and a film crew never seen before. Where is a mention of Melvin Van Peebles, Julie Dash, Sidney Portier, the Hudlin brothers, Tim Reed, Vondi Cutis Hall, Kasi Lemmons, Carl Franklin, Spike Lee, the Hughes brothers or Charles Dutton who refused to step on the set until he saw greater African-American representation alongside him. What about Tyler Perry and the type of diversity and inclusion he brings to the set? I'm sure Michael would agree that the “unofficial” contributions to diversity of these artists and countless others, and the fight to have a seat at the table for underrepresented groups deserves to be honored and acknowledged. In celebrating current undertakings to diversify Hollywood we must not turn our backs on the sacrifices of the groundbreaking African-American...

"I act because I'm broken in a lot of pieces and acting gives me a chance to reconfigure those pieces into a thousand different things that are positive for people to watch." New Hollywood Reporter Comedy Actor Roundtable with Jim Carrey, Henry Winkler, Ted Danson, Don Cheadle, Timothy Simons and Sacha Baron Cohen. Link in bio! #jimcarrey #jimcarreyquoteday #thehollywoodreporter #comedyroundtable

The Hollywood Reporter interview. Link in my bio #whentheyseeus #thehollywoodreporter #proudmamabear #jharreljerome

BOMBA! A Warner Bros., através do The Hollywood Reporter, anunciou que Robert Pattinson (@robertpattinsonofficial) vai interpretar Bruce Wayne no novo filme do Batman, dirigido por Matt Reeves. Além de Robert Pattinson como o protagonista, também teremos Ashley Greene (@ashleygreene) como Barbara Gordon e Peter Facinelli (@peterfacinelli) como uma versão jovem do Comissário Gordon. A maior surpresa do elenco, contudo, é Anna Kendrick (@annakendrick47) como uma personagem chamada Jessica Stanley, porém o site diz que este é um nome falso e que ela deve interpretar Vicki Vale. O The Hollywood Reporter também diz que Kristen Stewart (@thekristenstewart) está em negociações para se juntar ao elenco. [PRIMEIRO DE ABRIL]

•NEW• Swipe ➡️ Chris Evans on "Emotional" Last Day of 'Avengers: Endgame,' 'Captain America' Costume and More | Fishing for Answers. via: #TheHollywoodReporter - - He's so beautiful. - - #chrisevans #steverogers #captainamerica #mcu #marvel #marvelstudios #avengers

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Fishing for LOVE . . . Nah...staying happily single (for now) while I build my career at the best company I could ever dream of! I am filled with gratitude, humility, and pride on a daily basis, working for a company that is on the leading edge of the entertainment industry, and so progressive in its initiatives. . . . The latest initiative The first ever HOLLYWOOD REPORTER and BILLBOARD PRIDE SUMMIT! You guys, you have to check out this all-day event. The first of its kind, this summit will bring together voices from across the #LGBTQ community to lead panels, give keynotes, and provide shining inspiration that is sure to leave a lasting and memorable impression. . . . If you live in LA and have any interest in attending, PLEASE send me a message. I’ll see what I can do ☺️ because trust me, No matter how you identify, whether you’re part of the community, an ally, an advocate, or a friend, we would love to see you there. Because love is love, and the world can ALWAYS use a little more of it ❤️ . . . #thehollywoodreporter #hollywoodreporter #billboard #billboardpride #pridesummit #pride #lgbt #love #loveislove #hollywood #california #bestjobever #bestcompanyever #proud #losangeles #LApride #summerofpride #inspiration #rsvp #portraitphotography #selfportrait #advancedselfie #sonya7iii @billboard @hollywoodreporter @billboardpride