Category: Regina Luz Jordan
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Why We’re Still Talking About the Art Deco Society of California drama
Hollywoodland News responds to threats of legal action after reporting on the Art Deco Society of California controversy with facts, truth, and lived experience Read More
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the powerful Legacy of Howard Hughes’ Hell’s Angels aviation epic
Howard Hughes’ 1930 film Hell’s Angels cost four lives, erased a star, and launched a myth. Here’s what Hollywood doesn’t want you to remember. Read More
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what the 2025 Emmy nominations Left Out: representation, SURPRISE!
The 2025 Emmy nominations ignored Black, Indigenous, Latinx, AANHPI and LGBTQIA+ performers once again. This breakdown names names and calls out the exclusion. Read More
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Classical Pride Lit Up the Hollywood Bowl with Powerful Joy
A bold night of music, queerness, and joy: Classical Pride at the Hollywood Bowl showcased LGBTQIA+ icons from Bernstein to Thorgy Thor with the LA Phil & Opera. Read More
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The Winehouse Revival featuring Coco Lamarr conjures an enduring legend
Experience The Winehouse Revival: Coco Lamarr’s haunting, heart-wrenching tribute to Amy Winehouse that goes beyond imitation and into raw connection. Read More
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The Truth About the Social Security Tax Bill: Who Benefits and Who Pays
The 2025 Social Security tax bill promises no more taxes for seniors but is that true? Here’s what it is, who benefits and how this effects your future. Read More
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Sinners Just Made History. Now It’s Available in Black American Sign Language.
Sinners is now the first film on streaming to feature a version in Black American Sign Language. This release is a powerful move for access and representation. Read More
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June-Tease: beautiful Black Burlesque & the power of reclamation
On June 27, 2025, inside the glowing walls of CaliKings Studios in Silver Lake, something radical unfolded. And no, I’m not just saying that to be dramatic. The show was […] Read More
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Getty Villa Reopens: A Powerful Return After the Palisades Fire
The Getty Villa reopens after the Palisades Fire with new art, visible scars and powerful resilience. After six months of closure it’s a tribute to survival. Read More
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Sharen Davis on Power, Pride and the black Stories Woven Into Every Stitch
Two time Oscar nominee and Emmy Award winner Sharen Davis shares how she uses costume design to tell powerful Black stories across 150+ years of film history. Read More
