Greta Gerwig

In today’s edition of Hollywood Hates You More Than It Loves Money, Meryl Streep is in talks to play Aslan in Netflix’s upcoming “Narnia” movie. 

Ryan Gosling was thrilled to receive an Oscar nomination for his role as Ken in last year’s hit film, “Barbie,” but even with the gratitude he ended up criticizing the Academy for not also handing the film’s star Margot Robbie and director Greta Gerwig the same consideration.

Smash hit Barbie came away with a glittering trove of Oscar nominations on Tuesday morning but fans of the film claimed one thing – or maybe a pair of things – were missing.

Avatar director James Cameron is a big fan of Barbie, and specifically one scene — actress America Ferrera’s woke feminist speech in which her character angrily complains about all the pressures of being a modern woman.

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie has reportedly broken the record for the best U.S. box office opening for a movie helmed by a female director, with $155 million in its first weekend.

Warner Bros’ “Barbie” film is tracking for a huge opening weekend, but early reviews have revealed the picture devolves into a series of moralizing monologues — not the light, fun adventure promised in its marketing.

Transgender actor Hari Nef recently claimed that Warner Bros. upcoming “Barbie” movie, based on the venerable girl’s fashion doll toys, will be an inspiration to transgender and gay people everywhere.

Hillary Clinton said that it is “really a shame” that no women were nominated for best director for this year’s Academy Awards, adding that Greta Gerwig deserved to be nominated for her work on Little Women.

Those slights overshadowed the happier news that across all categories, a record 62 women (about a third of nominees) were nominated.

Granted, I haven’t seen Gerwig’s Little Women, and according to the Wokesters in the Fake Media, that makes me “problematic.”

Los Angeles (AFP) — The Oscar nominations will Monday reveal which stars and movies have a shot at Hollywood’s ultimate prize, as the industry nervously awaits the number of women and minorities selected.

Naturally, America’s left-wing blacklisters are deeply unhappy about Allen’s stubborn refusal to roll over and die, deeply unhappy he keeps on keeping on.

Mashable’s Angie Han says Wes Anderson’s new animated film “Isle of Dogs” is part of a pattern of “dehumanizing” Asians, engaging in cultural appropriation.