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OPINION - Hollywood luvvies only blamed Israel but never talk about Hamas or Sinwar — how shameful

Virtue signalling is as familiar a feature of the annual Oscars ceremony as emotional acceptance speeches. So it was no surprise on Sunday evening that Billie Eilish, Ramy Youssef, Mark Ruffalo and other Hollywood celebrities wore red badges demanding a ceasefire in Gaza.

Evening Standard

What's behind the red pins celebrities wore at the Oscars

Actors, directors and musicians at the 2024 Oscars wore the red pins to support a group called Artists4Ceasfire, which is calling for an immediate and permanent cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.

WEKU

Oppenheimer reigns supreme: Five takeaways from the 96th annual Oscars

Christopher Nolan satisfies the Oscars’ cravings for meaty biopics, while protests for Gaza appear on the red carpet.

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Oscars: "Let’s stop killing kids"

Ramy Youssef, Mark Ruffalo and more joined the Artists for Ceasefire to take a stand at the Academy Awards

Salon

New on HBO and Max in March 2024 — all the new shows and movies to watch

These new shows and movies are what's streaming on HBO and Max this month, including "The Regime," "Wonka," "Dream Scenario" and more.

Tom’s Guide

Beyond the pale: where are all the films about ‘whiteness’?

Awards season is full of movies made by and starring white people. But a cinema that identifies and interrogates the idea of whiteness itself is glaringly absent

The Guardian - UK

Hannah Waddingham, Christina Ricci And More Want To Guest Star On Abbott Elementary, And I Hope Quinta Brunson Is Listening

Everybody wants to enroll in the acclaimed sitcom Abbott Elementary, with Hannah Waddingham, Christina Ricci and more publicly after a guest-star spot.

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‘My mouth was going towards his mouth’: why famous men are kissing at awards ceremonies

From Mark Ruffalo to Robert Downey Jr, men are expressing platonic affection in ways their forebears wouldn’t have dreamed of

The Guardian - UK

Poor Things' Ramy Youssef says the film "demands" to be watched in a theater: "We're told that's saved for action and superhero movies"

Exclusive: Ramy Youssef on watching Poor Things on the big screen and how working with Yorgos Lanthimos has inspired his own directing

Total Film

Emma Stone says her Poor Things character's movements and mannerisms were mostly improvised

Exclusive: Emma Stone talks her most physical performance yet as Poor Things' Bella Baxter

Total Film

14 Times The Stars Showed Their True Selves At The 2024 Golden Globes And Afterparties

From celebratory burgers to heartwarming sibling moments, here's everything that happened behind the scenes at the 2024 Golden Globes. The post 14 Times The Stars Showed Their True Selves At The 2024 Golden Globes And Afterparties first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

‘No one knew what to do with me’: Ramy Youssef on privilege, fear and his friend Taylor Swift

The star of his own sitcom, Youssef is now appearing in his first big movie role, in Poor Things. He discusses his Muslim American roots, filming in Palestine and working with Willem Dafoe

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez among celebrities attending Gaza aid fundraiser

Stars attended event in New York hosted by comedian Ramy Youssef

The Independent UK

Poor Things Review: Emma Stone's Genre-Bending Dramedy Is A Beautifully Funny Ode To Curiosity And Independence

Good times or bad, the path is consistently entertaining, accompanied by sparkling wit and great humanity.

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WhatToWatch

Saturday Night Live season 49: next episode, host and everything we know about the sketch show

Saturday Night Live season 49 is coming and we have everything you need to know about it right here, from when it may premiere to who's on it and more.

The Independent UK

Poor Things review: Emma Stone has never been bolder than in this odd, surreal farce

Oscar winner plays a dead woman brought back to life by a mad scientist who embeds her unborn baby’s brain in her head

The Guardian - US

How The Bear became America’s feelgood show of the summer

The second season of last summer’s breakout show keeps the heat but gets out of the kitchen, with entrancing results

Cinemablend

8 Great Movies And TV Shows About Arab-Americans To Stream

Here's our picks for the best movies and television that star and center on the Arab-American experience from an authentic place.

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Texas Observer

In Mo, I See Me

A new Netflix series filmed in Houston provides laughter and insights into the immigrant experience, reports media critic Nguyên Lê.

The Guardian - UK

The Guide #56: From Britbox to Shudder, the best niche streaming services

In this week’s newsletter: Whether you’re after horror, arthouse, reality TV or teatime crime, don’t be afraid to look past the ‘big five’

Salon

Ramy Youssef spreads "spiritual hummus"

The award-winning creator of "Ramy" unpacks maktub, filming on the Israel-Palestine border and questioning faith

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mo Amer’s ‘Mo’ Is a Love Letter to His Palestinian Heritage and Hometown

Up-and-coming comedian Mo Amer was opening for Dave Chappelle in 2014 when the more established comedian made a suggestion: Amer should make a short film to introduce his act. “I started thinking about the short film. I put it together, I was obsessed. And then I wrote it out and…

The Independent UK

Mo Amer’s ‘Mo’ is a love letter to his heritage and hometown

Comedian Mo Amer was opening up for Dave Chappelle in 2014 when one day, the legendary comedian made a suggestion: Amer should make a short film to introduce his act

The Independent UK

Mo, review: Mo Amer’s bittersweet sitcom is exactly the kind of series Netflix should be making more of

Eight-episode comedy focuses on a Palestinian refugee living in Houston, Texas

Texas Observer

With Mohammed Amer, ‘Mo’ Means More Love

The Houston comic’s new Netflix show is an immigrant-asylee-personal dramedy that pays tribute to his love of Bayou City.

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