Category: Regina Luz Jordan
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Inside Bong Joon Ho’s Vision: An Exclusive First Look at the Academy Museum Exhibit
Step inside the Bong Joon Ho exhibit at the Academy Museum, an exclusive look at the visionary director’s creative process, filmography, and cinematic influences. Read More
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The Pentagon’s DEI Purge: A Direct Threat to Native History
Pentagon DEI Purge Targets Native History – What’s at Stake Let’s talk about what just happened: The Pentagon mistakenly (yeah, right) removed crucial historical content from their website. The Pentagon […] Read More
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SAG-AFTRA Doubles Down on Diversity: A Game-Changer for Hollywood
SAG-AFTRA reaffirms its commitment to diversity, equity & inclusion in Hollywood. Learn how this resolution holds studios accountable for authentic representation. Read More
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Bringing Mi Vida Loca Back: A Campaign for Representation and Remembrance
Mi Vida Loca shaped a generation, but it’s nowhere on streaming. Join our campaign to honor Latina representation and demand Sony bring this iconic film back. Read More
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SS Lane Victory: A Remarkable Story of Black History & Hollywood
The SS Lane Victory in Long Beach honors Black history, WWII heroes, and Hollywood’s Golden Age. Discover its legacy and impact on film, war, and civil rights. Read More
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The Price of Fame: Hollywood’s Mental Health Secrets Exposed
Hollywood built its empire on star power—but at what cost? From Frances Farmer to today’s stars, explore the Hollywood mental health history and ongoing crisis. Read More
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The Alien Enemies Act: A Bad Idea, Then and Now
The Alien Enemies Act is being revived for mass deportation. Here’s why it’s an economic, historical, and human rights catastrophe. Read More
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Why Cynthia Erivo’s Jesus Christ Superstar Role Is Their Most Important of 2025
Author’s note: Cynthia Erivo prefers to use the pronouns They/Them. Brace yourselves, Hollywoodland—because history is about to be made. The Hollywood Bowl’s long-running musical tradition is roaring back to life […] Read More
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The Drug-Fueled Reality of Vintage Hollywood
Hollywood drug abuse in the golden age meant studios controlled stars with drugs, doctors enabled addiction, and the underground trade thrived in the shadows. Read More
