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What Richard Dreyfuss Doesn’t Seem To Understand

by Brego | May 9, 2023 | Acting, Acting, Black Cinema, Cinema, Film & TV, Gender and Culture, News & Muse, Race & Culture | 0

Richard Dreyfuss is sickened by Academy rules to make for a more inclusive film industry. He wants to vomit and that’s a good thing.

Michelle Yeoh’s Victory to be Celebrated, But Many on the Internet Machine are Butt-Hurt

by Brego | Feb 27, 2023 | Acting, Acting, Film & TV, Gender and Culture, News, News & Muse, Race & Culture, Women's Rights | 0 |

Michelle Yeoh has been celebrated for her victory at the SAG Awards, becoming the first Asian woman to win Best Actress. Despite the trolling and racist comments from some on the internet, Yeoh’s win should be celebrated as a milestone for Asian representation in Hollywood. Yeoh’s victory is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and talent, and should be seen as an inspiration to others looking to pursue their dreams. Yeoh’s win is a reminder that the film and television industry is not immune to racism, and that it is still possible to break through the barriers and achieve success.

A Review of “The English”: A Unique Western Storytelling Experience

by Brego | Feb 20, 2023 | Acting, Acting, Film & TV, Film & TV Reviews, Indigenous Culture, News & Muse, Race & Culture | 0 |

Get excited about filmmaking with this review of the Amazon Studio and BBC television series, “The English”. Learn why the show’s visuals, score, production design, and respect for historical facts make it a unique western storytelling experience. Discover why Emily Blunt’s involvement as executive producer makes it a must-see!

Seeing Elvis Presley Through New Eyes: A Review of Elvis

by Brego | Feb 19, 2023 | Acting, Black Cinema, Film & TV, Music, Race & Culture, Race in History, Reviews | 0

This review examines the legacy of Elvis, discussing his impact on culture and exploring his relationship with the Black community. It looks at the question of whether Elvis was a racist, an appropriator of Black culture, or simply a culture vulture, giving an in-depth look at the man and his music.