'You People': Experts Weigh Whether or Not Film Perpetuates Stereotypes
The Netflix film has drawn divisive reactions over its portrayals of Jews and Black Muslims
About
Harper Lambert (she/her) is a writer, editor and storyteller from Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in TheWrap, The Hollywood Reporter, MovieMaker Magazine and more.
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Letterboxd Unboxed: How a Grassroots Social Network Is Revolutionizing Film Fandom
An internal survey reviewed by TheWrap reveals that the service’s 9 million users are ”hyper-consumers“ of film – but can that be leveraged by Hollywood?
SXSW 2023: Buzzy TV and Film Titles Kick Off Austin Festival
Festival Director Claudette Godfrey discusses the magic of programming and why the Daniels are destined to win Oscars
‘Aftersun’ Star Paul Mescal’s ‘Immense Love’ for Co-Star Frankie Corio Helped Him Play a Young Father
The actor received his first Oscar nomination for leading Charlotte Wells’ feature debut
With ‘The Good Nurse,’ Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne Wanted to Push Back on True Crime Sensationalism
The Oscar-winning actors on playing intensely physical roles and why there’s no use in asking “why” when it comes to serial killers
How 'Corsage' Costume Designer Crafted a 'Fashionable Interpretation' of Empress Elisabeth
Monnika Buttinger on the marriage of historical and creative influences in Marie Kreutzer's vibrant portrait of the 19th-century monarch
New Harvey Weinstein Book Fails to Launch, Has Sold Just 2,600 Copies
An investigation into why Ken Auletta’s “Hollywood Ending” in underperforming in the book market – and the current climate of the publishing industry
How Este Haim Scored 'Maid' and 'Cha Cha Real Smooth'
Musical multihyphenate Este Haim dives into her artistic influences and the evolution of her career, from performing with Haim to shooting "Licorice Pizza"
How ‘7 Days’ Co-Stars Karan Soni and Geraldine Viswanathan Shot a Pandemic Rom-Com in One Week
A conversation with “Miracle Workers” co-stars turned co-creators of an award-winning micro-budget indie film
How ‘Station Eleven’ Production Designer Ruth Ammon Built Her Vision of Life After the Apocalypse
A longform look into the process of making the HBO miniseries “Station Eleven” with veteran production designer Ruth Ammon
How ‘The Underground Railroad’ Composer Created a “Very Complex Soundscape” with Music
A Q&A with composer Nicholas Britell, who experimented with ambient noise and period-authentic pop for his work on Barry Jenkins' limited series
‘Carpool Karaoke: The Series’ Secrets Revealed (Hint: They Actually Drive)
Showrunner Eric Pankowski takes The Hollywood Reporter for a ride-along behind the scenes of the hit variety series, which just received its fourth Emmy nomination
Hot Off The Pod: Bringing Free Speech Full Circle with Michelle Deutchman on
What do cheerleaders, critical race theory and internet smear campaigns have in common? They’re all related to free speech cases in the national spotlight. Guest: Michelle Deutchman of the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement
Amy Seimetz Doesn't Sit Still: Inside 'She Dies Tomorrow'
Profile of filmmaker Amy Seimetz, published in July 2020 issue of MovieMaker Magazine
Why Child Social Media Stars Need a Coogan Law to Protect Them From Parents
Young influencers lack protection as legislation to address the problems loses its teeth in the California Assembly
