&nbsp;K-pop sensation BTS, whose catchy, upbeat songs have won legions of fans around the world, has scooped the 2020 Global Recording Artist of the Year Award from IFPI, the recorded music industry representative body said on Thursday. 
 
The seven-member group had a hugely successful 2020, becoming the first Korean pop act to reach no.1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, with English-language single 'Dynamite', and securing its first major Grammy nomination.

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The band, who debuted in 2013 and have fronted the K-Pop drive in the United States in recent years, were also named entertainer of the year by Time magazine. "BTS are a global phenomenon. They have had another outstanding year, releasing three albums, and continually finding creative and engaging ways to share their story with the world," IFPI Chief Executive Frances Moore said in a statement. 
 
"They truly show the power that music has to bring joy and happiness to people the world over," IFPI said the award takes account of an act`s worldwide performance in digital and physical music formats during the year.

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American songstress Taylor Swift came in second in the IFPI Global Artist Chart while Canadian rapper Drake was third.

K-pop sensation BTS, whose catchy, upbeat songs have won legions of fans around the world, has scooped the 2020 Global Recording Artist of the Year Award from IFPI, the recorded music industry representative body said on Thursday.

K-pop sensation BTS, whose catchy, upbeat songs have won legions of fans around the world, has scooped the 2020 Global Recording Artist of the Year Award from IFPI, the recorded music industry representative body said on Thursday. The seven-member group had a hugely successful 2020, becoming the first Korean pop act to reach no.1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, with English-language single 'Dynamite', and securing its first major Grammy nomination. From Nicki Minaj to Halsey: Best of BTS collabs that you have to add to your playlist The band, who debuted in 2013 and have fronted the K-Pop drive in the United States in recent years, were also named entertainer of the year by Time magazine. "BTS are a global phenomenon. They have had another outstanding year, releasing three albums, and continually finding creative and engaging ways to share their story with the world," IFPI Chief Executive Frances Moore said in a statement. "They truly show the power that music has to bring joy and happiness to people the world over," IFPI said the award takes account of an act`s worldwide performance in digital and physical music formats during the year. From Debut to Breaking Own Records: A Look back at BTS incredible journey American songstress Taylor Swift came in second in the IFPI Global Artist Chart while Canadian rapper Drake was third.

K-pop stars BTS named IFPI Global Recording Artist of the Year

Hollywood stars Cynthia Erivo and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have been tapped to play Disney icons, the Blue Fairy and Jiminy Cricket in the feature project that is being directed by Robert Zemeckis. 
 
According to Variety, the duo will be joining the other castmates, which include, Tom Hanks as Geppetto and Luke Evans as The Coachman. The project is going to be Disney`s live-action retelling of `Pinocchio`.

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In addition, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, who previously starred in `Flora and Ulysses`, will voice Pinocchio, the puppet who dreamed of becoming a real boy, with Keegan-Michael Key as the voice of Honest John and Lorraine Bracco as the voice of Sofia the Seagull, a new character. 
 
Raiding the Disney archives and remaking animated classics as live-action productions have been commercially fruitful for the company. It has helped Disney in producing blockbuster re-imagining of `Aladdin`, `The Lion King`, `Cinderella`, and `Beauty and the Beast`.

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As per Variety, the film will be directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Zemeckis and Chris Weitz. Production will begin this month in the UK and the film will debut on Disney Plus, the company`s own streaming service. 
 
Andrew Miano and Weitz are producing through their company Depth of Field along with Zemeckis`s ImageMovers.&nbsp;

Hollywood stars Cynthia Erivo and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have been tapped to play Disney icons, the Blue Fairy and Jiminy Cricket in the feature project that is being directed by Robert Zemeckis.

Hollywood stars Cynthia Erivo and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have been tapped to play Disney icons, the Blue Fairy and Jiminy Cricket in the feature project that is being directed by Robert Zemeckis. According to Variety, the duo will be joining the other castmates, which include, Tom Hanks as Geppetto and Luke Evans as The Coachman. The project is going to be Disney`s live-action retelling of `Pinocchio`. 'Beauty and the Beast' fame Luke Evans to star in Disney's 'Pinocchio' remake In addition, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, who previously starred in `Flora and Ulysses`, will voice Pinocchio, the puppet who dreamed of becoming a real boy, with Keegan-Michael Key as the voice of Honest John and Lorraine Bracco as the voice of Sofia the Seagull, a new character. Raiding the Disney archives and remaking animated classics as live-action productions have been commercially fruitful for the company. It has helped Disney in producing blockbuster re-imagining of `Aladdin`, `The Lion King`, `Cinderella`, and `Beauty and the Beast`. Tom Hanks in talks to play Geppetto in Disney's live-action 'Pinocchio' As per Variety, the film will be directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Zemeckis and Chris Weitz. Production will begin this month in the UK and the film will debut on Disney Plus, the company`s own streaming service. Andrew Miano and Weitz are producing through their company Depth of Field along with Zemeckis`s ImageMovers.

Cynthia Erivo, Joseph Gordon Levitt set to star in live-action 'Pinocchio' movie

As the cinemas in the UK are still holding back to re-open, one of the most celebrated dramas, `Nomadland` is setting up to roll on digital streamer giant, Disney plus for the audience. 
 
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chloe Zhao's Nomadland` will premiere on the new Star hub on Disney plus in the UK and Ireland on April 30, this year and can be made available to all the Disney plus subscribers at no additional charge. However, once the cinemas will re-open in the country, the film will be available for exhibitors to program. 
 
`Nomadland`, starring Frances McDormand recently bagged Golden Globes for Best Motion Picture (Drama) and Best Director, alongside both the Venice International Film Festival`s Golden Lion for Best Film and the Toronto International Film Festival`s People`s Choice Audience Award. 
 
The film received four nominations, including Zhao for best screenplay, an actress in a drama for McDormand, and best picture drama. Zhao had adapted it from Jessica Bruder`s 2017 nonfiction book of the same name. 
 
Zhao is only the second woman to win a Golden Globe for director. Barbra Streisand won in 1984 for `Yentl`. Zhao is also the first director of Asian descent to win a Globe since Ang Lee won for 2005`s `Brokeback Mountain`. Lee also won for 2000`s `Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon`. 
 
`Nomadland` is a 2020 American drama film directed, written, and edited by Chloe Zhao. It stars Frances McDormand as a woman who leaves home to travel around the American West. 
 
The film is based on the 2017 non-fiction book `Nomadland: Surviving America` in the Twenty-First Century by Jessica Bruder.&nbsp;

As the cinemas in the UK are still holding back to re-open, one of the most celebrated dramas, `Nomadland` is setting up to roll on digital streamer giant, Disney plus for the audience.

As the cinemas in the UK are still holding back to re-open, one of the most celebrated dramas, `Nomadland` is setting up to roll on digital streamer giant, Disney plus for the audience. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chloe Zhao's Nomadland` will premiere on the new Star hub on Disney plus in the UK and Ireland on April 30, this year and can be made available to all the Disney plus subscribers at no additional charge. However, once the cinemas will re-open in the country, the film will be available for exhibitors to program. `Nomadland`, starring Frances McDormand recently bagged Golden Globes for Best Motion Picture (Drama) and Best Director, alongside both the Venice International Film Festival`s Golden Lion for Best Film and the Toronto International Film Festival`s People`s Choice Audience Award. The film received four nominations, including Zhao for best screenplay, an actress in a drama for McDormand, and best picture drama. Zhao had adapted it from Jessica Bruder`s 2017 nonfiction book of the same name. Zhao is only the second woman to win a Golden Globe for director. Barbra Streisand won in 1984 for `Yentl`. Zhao is also the first director of Asian descent to win a Globe since Ang Lee won for 2005`s `Brokeback Mountain`. Lee also won for 2000`s `Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon`. `Nomadland` is a 2020 American drama film directed, written, and edited by Chloe Zhao. It stars Frances McDormand as a woman who leaves home to travel around the American West. The film is based on the 2017 non-fiction book `Nomadland: Surviving America` in the Twenty-First Century by Jessica Bruder.

Chloe Zhao's 'Nomadland' to premier on Disney plus in UK

&nbsp;Walt Disney Co`s latest animated movie, 'Raya and the Last Dragon',&nbsp;aims to offer a fresh take on a princess tale in a fantasy world inspired by Southeast Asia and no prince coming to the rescue. 
 
The film, which debuts on Friday, tells the story of Raya, a young princess voiced by 'Star Wars' actress Kelly Marie Tran, who is hardened by her past. Raya goes in search of the last dragon, Sisu (played by actress Awkwafina), to rid the world of a killer plague. 
 
&nbsp;"Everyone from the beginning had a vision for this movie being definitely different from everything that we`ve historically thought of and seen when we think of the words `Disney princess`," Tran said in an interview with Reuters.

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The movie will play in theatres and also be available for customers to the Disney+ streaming service to watch at home for a $30 charge on top of their monthly subscription fee. 
 
The film focuses on the sisterhood between the lead characters rather than the romance typical of past Disney princess tales. It is set in the fictional world of Kumandra, where humans and dragons had once lived in harmony. The only thing that can reunite them is a fight against the virus-like enemy the Druun. 
 
"Given the events of the last year, I do think this is the right film at the right time," director Don Hall said.

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Critics have gushed over the film`s animation and storytelling. Ninety-six per cent of reviews collected on the Rotten Tomatoes website gave the movie a positive score. 
Awkwafina said she hoped 'Raya and the Last Dragon'&nbsp;would be followed by more movies that feature Asian-American casts. 
 
"As Asian-American performers, we just want there to be more because the landscape has changed so much from when we were kids," she said. 
Now, "it`s opening up," she said.

Walt Disney Co`s latest animated movie, 'Raya and the Last Dragon', aims to offer a fresh take on a princess tale in a fantasy world inspired by Southeast Asia and no prince coming to the rescue.

Walt Disney Co`s latest animated movie, 'Raya and the Last Dragon', aims to offer a fresh take on a princess tale in a fantasy world inspired by Southeast Asia and no prince coming to the rescue. The film, which debuts on Friday, tells the story of Raya, a young princess voiced by 'Star Wars' actress Kelly Marie Tran, who is hardened by her past. Raya goes in search of the last dragon, Sisu (played by actress Awkwafina), to rid the world of a killer plague. "Everyone from the beginning had a vision for this movie being definitely different from everything that we`ve historically thought of and seen when we think of the words `Disney princess`," Tran said in an interview with Reuters. Thirty years on, Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall are 'Coming 2 America' The movie will play in theatres and also be available for customers to the Disney+ streaming service to watch at home for a $30 charge on top of their monthly subscription fee. The film focuses on the sisterhood between the lead characters rather than the romance typical of past Disney princess tales. It is set in the fictional world of Kumandra, where humans and dragons had once lived in harmony. The only thing that can reunite them is a fight against the virus-like enemy the Druun. "Given the events of the last year, I do think this is the right film at the right time," director Don Hall said. Britney Spears' father Jamie believes his decisions are in her best interest Critics have gushed over the film`s animation and storytelling. Ninety-six per cent of reviews collected on the Rotten Tomatoes website gave the movie a positive score. Awkwafina said she hoped 'Raya and the Last Dragon' would be followed by more movies that feature Asian-American casts. "As Asian-American performers, we just want there to be more because the landscape has changed so much from when we were kids," she said. Now, "it`s opening up," she said.

Disney's 'Raya and the Last Dragon' takes audience on an Asian-inspired adventure

'One Night in Miami'&nbsp;actor Kingsley Ben-Adir and 'The Personal History of David Copperfield' actress Morfydd Clark are among this year`s nominees for the EE Rising Star Award, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said on Wednesday. 
 
The list of five contenders, all British, also includes "Rocks" actress Bukky Bakray, Conrad Khan, who was in 'The Huntsman: Winter`s War'&nbsp;and Sope Dirisu, known for 'His House'&nbsp;and 'Gangs of London'.&nbsp; 
 
Previous winners of the award, voted for by the public, including Oscar nominees Tom Hardy and Daniel Kaluuya. The full list of nominees for this year`s BAFTA awards, to be held on April 11, will be announced next week.

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Last year`s awards, Britain’s top movie honours, drew criticism over the lack of diversity in the acting categories, leading to a review by the academy and changes to its membership, voting and campaigning procedures. 
 
"We`ve made a number of changes to ensure ... a level playing field that every film and every performance and every director has the chance for their work to be seen," BAFTA Chief Executive Amanda Berry told Reuters.

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She said details on how April`s ceremony would take place would be announced in the coming weeks.

'One Night in Miami' actor Kingsley Ben-Adir and 'The Personal History of David Copperfield' actress Morfydd Clark are among this year`s nominees for the EE Rising Star Award, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said on Wednesday.

'One Night in Miami' actor Kingsley Ben-Adir and 'The Personal History of David Copperfield' actress Morfydd Clark are among this year`s nominees for the EE Rising Star Award, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said on Wednesday. The list of five contenders, all British, also includes "Rocks" actress Bukky Bakray, Conrad Khan, who was in 'The Huntsman: Winter`s War' and Sope Dirisu, known for 'His House' and 'Gangs of London'. Previous winners of the award, voted for by the public, including Oscar nominees Tom Hardy and Daniel Kaluuya. The full list of nominees for this year`s BAFTA awards, to be held on April 11, will be announced next week. Meghan Markle accuses Buckingham Palace of 'perpetuating falsehoods' Last year`s awards, Britain’s top movie honours, drew criticism over the lack of diversity in the acting categories, leading to a review by the academy and changes to its membership, voting and campaigning procedures. "We`ve made a number of changes to ensure ... a level playing field that every film and every performance and every director has the chance for their work to be seen," BAFTA Chief Executive Amanda Berry told Reuters. From 'flashy garbage' to Daniel Kaluuya's mute speech: 8 standout moments from Golden Globe 2021 She said details on how April`s ceremony would take place would be announced in the coming weeks.

BAFTA announces all British nominees for EE Rising Star Award

A four-hour documentary on the life and career of singer Janet Jackson will be simulcast on Lifetime and A&amp;E in early 2022, which marks the 40th anniversary of her eponymous debut album.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, producers Workerbee have been filming the feature for three years, working with Jackson and given exclusive access to archival footage, unseen home videos and interviews with famous contemporaries.

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Ben Hirsch, known for documentaries on Idris Elba and "Bruno v Tyson", serves as director.

Jackson, 54, will also serve as an executive producer on the two-part project alongside Randy Jackson (no relation) and Workerbee''s Rick Murray and A+E Networks'' Miranda Bryant.

The tentatively titled documentary "Janet" will see her discussing her famous family, including the deaths of brother Michael and father Joseph, her late-in-life motherhood and, perhaps most notably, 2004 Super Bowl appearance with singer Justin Timberlake.

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Timberlake recently addressed his complicity in Jackson's career downturn after one of her breasts was exposed during their infamous halftime show performance in the wake of the criticism he received for ill-treating his former girlfriend and singer Britney Spears as depicted in the explosive documentary "Framing Britney Spears".

Timberlake apologised to both Spears and Jackson for his past actions.&nbsp;

A four-hour documentary on the life and career of singer Janet Jackson will be simulcast on Lifetime and A&E in early 2022, which marks the 40th anniversary of her eponymous debut album.

A four-hour documentary on the life and career of singer Janet Jackson will be simulcast on Lifetime and A&E in early 2022, which marks the 40th anniversary of her eponymous debut album. According to The Hollywood Reporter, producers Workerbee have been filming the feature for three years, working with Jackson and given exclusive access to archival footage, unseen home videos and interviews with famous contemporaries. It can't get better! Rege-Jean Page boards Ryan Gosling-Chris Evans' film 'The Gray Man' Ben Hirsch, known for documentaries on Idris Elba and "Bruno v Tyson", serves as director. Jackson, 54, will also serve as an executive producer on the two-part project alongside Randy Jackson (no relation) and Workerbee''s Rick Murray and A+E Networks'' Miranda Bryant. The tentatively titled documentary "Janet" will see her discussing her famous family, including the deaths of brother Michael and father Joseph, her late-in-life motherhood and, perhaps most notably, 2004 Super Bowl appearance with singer Justin Timberlake. Five Feet Apart: Cole Sprouse' romantic drama apt for pandemic set for release in China Timberlake recently addressed his complicity in Jackson's career downturn after one of her breasts was exposed during their infamous halftime show performance in the wake of the criticism he received for ill-treating his former girlfriend and singer Britney Spears as depicted in the explosive documentary "Framing Britney Spears". Timberlake apologised to both Spears and Jackson for his past actions.

Janet Jackson's documentary to arrive in 2022

Golden Globe Awards 2021: Margot Robbie to Elle Fanning, celebrities shine on the red carpet

While the Golden Globes are watched by millions of film fans around the world, the 90-odd people who decide who wins the coveted awards largely remain in the shadows.

The membership of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) is miniscule when compared to the nearly 10,000 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars.

The HFPA was founded in the 1940s by a small group of foreign journalists who wanted to improve their access to Hollywood and its stars.&nbsp;

From rather humble beginnings, the group eventually started to wield some clout in Tinseltown -- in part, thanks to its free-flowing champagne and publicity stunts -- and now organizes one of Hollywood's most glam parties of the year.

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Of course, not every foreign journalist can join. Candidates must live in southern California and have reported on the filmmaking industry for a media outlet headquartered outside the United States for at least three years.

More importantly, each candidate must have at least two current members sponsor his or her application. And any current member can veto an application outright.

Once admitted to the HFPA, the journalist must -- in theory -- produce at least six articles or broadcast pieces a year to remain an active member. Membership has its privileges: access to exclusive press conferences and screenings.

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Studios are keen to ensure that HFPA members have seen their films and television shows -- sometimes under rather luxurious conditions, according to some involved who have spoken on the issue on condition of anonymity.

Most HFPA members are correspondents who work regularly for well-known media outlets, such as France's Le Figaro, Spain's El Pais, or Britain's Daily Mail.

But the group's reputation lost some lustre when it was revealed that a small minority of members didn't work all that often -- one was a former Russian bodybuilder who did some acting in B-list films, while another was the widow of an actor who wrote on occasion for Tahitian media.

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And some major media organizations including France's Le Monde newspaper and The Times of London lashed out when their correspondents were denied entry into the HFPA.

The group has also been criticized for its lack of diversity, with a Los Angeles Times report this week revealing the HFPA does not have a single Black member.

"So many crazy things about the @goldenglobes and the Hollywood Foreign press but this is awful," said Judd Apatow, one of several prominent showbiz celebrities circulating the hashtag #timesupglobes. The HFPA released a statement recognizing that "we need to bring in Black members, as well as members from other underrepresented backgrounds."

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Scandals -

The association has had its share of scandals. When Pia Zadora won a Golden Globe in 1982 for what was widely seen as a dismal performance in incest drama "Butterfly," many cried foul and suggested her then-husband, an Israeli billionaire businessman, had bought the voters by inviting them to Las Vegas for a screening.

Of course, the HFPA members insisted the junket had no bearing on their decision, but suspicions have lingered.&nbsp; Thirty years later, at the 2012 ceremony, edgy British comedian Ricky Gervais -- known for roasting the audience when he hosted the event multiple times -- revisited the issue.

He quipped: "The Golden Globes are to the Oscars what Kim Kardashian is to Kate Middleton -- a bit louder, a bit trashier, a bit drunker and more easily bought, allegedly.

While the Golden Globes are watched by millions of film fans around the world, the 90-odd people who decide who wins the coveted awards largely remain in the shadows.

While the Golden Globes are watched by millions of film fans around the world, the 90-odd people who decide who wins the coveted awards largely remain in the shadows. The membership of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) is miniscule when compared to the nearly 10,000 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hands out the Oscars. The HFPA was founded in the 1940s by a small group of foreign journalists who wanted to improve their access to Hollywood and its stars. From rather humble beginnings, the group eventually started to wield some clout in Tinseltown -- in part, thanks to its free-flowing champagne and publicity stunts -- and now organizes one of Hollywood's most glam parties of the year. Golden Globe Awards 2021: Nominees who would make history this year Of course, not every foreign journalist can join. Candidates must live in southern California and have reported on the filmmaking industry for a media outlet headquartered outside the United States for at least three years. More importantly, each candidate must have at least two current members sponsor his or her application. And any current member can veto an application outright. Once admitted to the HFPA, the journalist must -- in theory -- produce at least six articles or broadcast pieces a year to remain an active member. Membership has its privileges: access to exclusive press conferences and screenings. Hollywood calls out Golden Globes after HFPA vows to 'bring in black members' Studios are keen to ensure that HFPA members have seen their films and television shows -- sometimes under rather luxurious conditions, according to some involved who have spoken on the issue on condition of anonymity. Most HFPA members are correspondents who work regularly for well-known media outlets, such as France's Le Figaro, Spain's El Pais, or Britain's Daily Mail. But the group's reputation lost some lustre when it was revealed that a small minority of members didn't work all that often -- one was a former Russian bodybuilder who did some acting in B-list films, while another was the widow of an actor who wrote on occasion for Tahitian media. Golden Globes: A look at some memorable moments from previous award ceremonies And some major media organizations including France's Le Monde newspaper and The Times of London lashed out when their correspondents were denied entry into the HFPA. The group has also been criticized for its lack of diversity, with a Los Angeles Times report this week revealing the HFPA does not have a single Black member. "So many crazy things about the @goldenglobes and the Hollywood Foreign press but this is awful," said Judd Apatow, one of several prominent showbiz celebrities circulating the hashtag #timesupglobes. The HFPA released a statement recognizing that "we need to bring in Black members, as well as members from other underrepresented backgrounds." Golden Globe 2021: Five things to watch for at this year's award ceremony Scandals - The association has had its share of scandals. When Pia Zadora won a Golden Globe in 1982 for what was widely seen as a dismal performance in incest drama "Butterfly," many cried foul and suggested her then-husband, an Israeli billionaire businessman, had bought the voters by inviting them to Las Vegas for a screening. Of course, the HFPA members insisted the junket had no bearing on their decision, but suspicions have lingered. Thirty years later, at the 2012 ceremony, edgy British comedian Ricky Gervais -- known for roasting the audience when he hosted the event multiple times -- revisited the issue. He quipped: "The Golden Globes are to the Oscars what Kim Kardashian is to Kate Middleton -- a bit louder, a bit trashier, a bit drunker and more easily bought, allegedly.

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Actress Zendaya feels it is important not to be intimidated in Hollywood and doesn't want to be made to feel she is difficult just because she stands up for herself.

“As a young woman in this industry, I think it’s important not to be intimidated. I think that we’re sometimes told to be a little bit afraid of our power. We’re sometimes made out to be difficult or hard to work with, but we are just doing what everyone else is doing,” Zendaya told OK! Magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

The actress added that it is about “owning that power”. ''It’s about not being afraid to ask for the things that you know you are worth or are worthy of,” she added. 
 
Zendaya added she felt stagnant after she gained super success through Disney shows such as Shake It Up and K.C. Undercover. 
“When I finished my Disney show, I had been working since I was 13. I had not had a job, but then, all of a sudden, it stopped and I was like, ‘I don’t know what I am going to do,” she said. 
 
“I felt very stagnant because I’d been doing the same thing for so long. But I knew I could do more and I knew there was a lot that people didn’t know about me. Nothing really connected until I got ‘Euphoria’, which I landed the month before I was supposed to do ‘Spider-Man’,” the actress recalled.

Actress Zendaya feels it is important not to be intimidated in Hollywood and doesn't want to be made to feel she is difficult just because she stands up for herself.

Actress Zendaya feels it is important not to be intimidated in Hollywood and doesn't want to be made to feel she is difficult just because she stands up for herself. “As a young woman in this industry, I think it’s important not to be intimidated. I think that we’re sometimes told to be a little bit afraid of our power. We’re sometimes made out to be difficult or hard to work with, but we are just doing what everyone else is doing,” Zendaya told OK! Magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk. The actress added that it is about “owning that power”. ''It’s about not being afraid to ask for the things that you know you are worth or are worthy of,” she added. Zendaya added she felt stagnant after she gained super success through Disney shows such as Shake It Up and K.C. Undercover. “When I finished my Disney show, I had been working since I was 13. I had not had a job, but then, all of a sudden, it stopped and I was like, ‘I don’t know what I am going to do,” she said. “I felt very stagnant because I’d been doing the same thing for so long. But I knew I could do more and I knew there was a lot that people didn’t know about me. Nothing really connected until I got ‘Euphoria’, which I landed the month before I was supposed to do ‘Spider-Man’,” the actress recalled.

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American stand-up comic and actor Kevin Hart has once again teamed up with John Hamburg, for a comedy set up at Netflix. Hamburg has previously written the 2018 hit comedy `Night School` for the comedian. 
 
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the `Get Hard` star will also be producing it with Bryan Smiley, under the duo`s HartBeat Productions, and Lauren Hennessey will be the executive producer. John Hamburg, best known for writing `Meet the Parents` and directing `Along Came Polly`, will direct and produce the Netflix comedy along with scripting for it.

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The story will focus on a stay-at-home dad who finds himself with some "me time", for the first time in years while his wife and kids are away. He reconnects with his former best friend for a wild weekend that nearly upends his life. 
 
The project falls under Hart`s recent deal with Netflix which calls for the actor to star and produce at least four features, while also establishing a first-look deal. The goal is to shoot the project later this year.

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As per The Hollywood Reporter, Hart is prepping to shoot Lionsgate`s high-profile video game adaptation Borderlands and recently wrapped Sony`s action-comedy Man from Toronto opposite Woody Harrelson.

American stand-up comic and actor Kevin Hart has once again teamed up with John Hamburg, for a comedy set up at Netflix. Hamburg has previously written the 2018 hit comedy `Night School` for the comedian.

American stand-up comic and actor Kevin Hart has once again teamed up with John Hamburg, for a comedy set up at Netflix. Hamburg has previously written the 2018 hit comedy `Night School` for the comedian. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the `Get Hard` star will also be producing it with Bryan Smiley, under the duo`s HartBeat Productions, and Lauren Hennessey will be the executive producer. John Hamburg, best known for writing `Meet the Parents` and directing `Along Came Polly`, will direct and produce the Netflix comedy along with scripting for it. Hollywood calls out Golden Globes after HFPA vows to 'bring in black members' The story will focus on a stay-at-home dad who finds himself with some "me time", for the first time in years while his wife and kids are away. He reconnects with his former best friend for a wild weekend that nearly upends his life. The project falls under Hart`s recent deal with Netflix which calls for the actor to star and produce at least four features, while also establishing a first-look deal. The goal is to shoot the project later this year. Golden Globes: A look at some memorable moments from previous award ceremonies As per The Hollywood Reporter, Hart is prepping to shoot Lionsgate`s high-profile video game adaptation Borderlands and recently wrapped Sony`s action-comedy Man from Toronto opposite Woody Harrelson.

Kevin Hart, John Hamburg re-team for Netflix comedy 'Me Time'

Hollywood's award season kicks off Sunday at a very different Golden Globes, with a mainly virtual ceremony set to boost or dash the Oscars hopes of early frontrunners like "Nomadland" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7."

Usually, a star-packed, laid-back party that draws Tinseltown's biggest names to a Beverly Hills hotel ballroom, this pandemic edition will be broadcast from two scaled-down venues, with frontline and essential workers among the few in attendance.

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Deprived of its usual glamour, the Globes -- which also honour the best in television -- remain a coveted prize, and a high-profile source of momentum in the run-up to the season-crowning Oscars, which were pushed back this year to April.

"Nomadland," Chloe Zhao's paean to a marginalized, older generation of Americans roaming the West in rundown vans, has long been viewed as a frontrunner for the Globes' top prize. But it will face stiff competition from Aaron Sorkin's "Chicago 7," a courtroom drama about the city's anti-war riots in 1968 with a mouth-watering ensemble cast including Mark Rylance, Eddie Redmayne and Sacha Baron Cohen.

Both films are fueled by their timely themes of protest and joblessness."I think that it's likeliest between them," said The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg. "And then the spoiler, if something were to come out of left field, would probably be 'Promising Young Woman,' which is just unlike anything else in recent memory."

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Its star Carey Mulligan -- playing a revenge-seeker who lurks at bars, feigning drunkenness to lure men into revealing their own misogyny -- is tipped by many to win best actress.

She will have to fend off Frances McDormand's grounded and nuanced turn alongside a cast of non-actors in "Nomadland," and Viola Davis' portrayal of a legendary 1920s crooner in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."

- 'Hard to resist' - 
The other films vying for best drama, the night's final and most prestigious prize, are "Mank" -- David Fincher's ode to "Citizen Kane," which topped the overall nominations with six -- and "The Father" starring Anthony Hopkins.

Hopkins, who has never won a competitive Globe despite seven previous nominations, has been showered with praise for his harrowing portrayal of the onset of dementia.

But he is up against sentimental favourite Chadwick Boseman, the 'Black Panther'&nbsp;star who died last August from cancer at age 43.

Boseman is nominated for his kinetic performance as a tragic young trumpet player opposite Davis in "Ma Rainey." "This is his best part, and the backstory is that he knew this might be his last performance -- so that's kind of hard to resist," said Variety awards editor Tim Gray.

The race will be closely watched by groups including Time's Up, who this week slammed the Globes-awarding Hollywood Foreign Press Association for failing to admit a single Black member.

"I support and congratulate all the nominees, but the HFPA needs to change in meaningful ways," tweeted actress Olivia Wilde. "Cosmetic fixes are not enough. #TimesUpGlobes."

The HFPA released a statement recognizing that "we need to bring in Black members, as well as members from other underrepresented backgrounds."

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- 'Two white guys' - 
 
The organization has voted for just one female as best director in 77 editions -- and only ever nominated five women in the category before this year -- but "Nomadland" director Zhao is tipped to buck that trend. The race to emulate Barbra Streisand's 1984 win for "Yentl" has two other contenders: Emerald Fennell ("Promising Young Woman") and Regina King ("One Night in Miami").

"This is a year when women have strong movies... that is good news, and deserving," said Deadline awards columnist Pete Hammond. "But we'll see how it goes -- in the end, David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin, two white guys, may win."

Unlike the Oscars, the Globes split most movie categories into drama and "musical or comedy," with Baron Cohen's "Borat" sequel and the Disney+ film of the hit musical "Hamilton" leading the latter fields.

Baron-Cohen also has a best-supporting actor nod for 'The Trial of Chicago 7',&nbsp;while the Globes offer "Hamilton" its best shot at film honours after the Oscars declared the taping of Broadway shows ineligible.

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- 'Notice to Oscar voters' -&nbsp;

The A-list audience and nominees are expected to largely remain at home, accepting awards via videolink -- similar to the format of September's widely praised Emmys. 'The Life Ahead'&nbsp;director Edoardo Ponti told AFP he would be watching from his California home, while his mother and leading lady Sophia Loren remains in Switzerland.

"Of course you know it's going to be three o'clock in the morning when our category is up" for Loren, said Ponti.&nbsp; "As soon as I know something, whatever happens, I'll communicate the news to her." Their movie competes for best foreign-language film, in a category featuring acclaimed Korean-American family drama "Minari," which is viewed by some as an outside Oscar best picture candidate.

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Sunday's Globes ceremony is being held just five days before Oscars voting begins. "Those wins will be fresh," said Gray.&nbsp;"If you win a Golden Globe... it's a notice to Oscar voters -- you'd better see this film before you vote, because it's worth looking at."

Hollywood's award season kicks off Sunday at a very different Golden Globes, with a mainly virtual ceremony set to boost or dash the Oscars hopes of early frontrunners like "Nomadland" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7.

Hollywood's award season kicks off Sunday at a very different Golden Globes, with a mainly virtual ceremony set to boost or dash the Oscars hopes of early frontrunners like "Nomadland" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7." Usually, a star-packed, laid-back party that draws Tinseltown's biggest names to a Beverly Hills hotel ballroom, this pandemic edition will be broadcast from two scaled-down venues, with frontline and essential workers among the few in attendance. Golden Globe Awards 2021: Everything to know about the big event Deprived of its usual glamour, the Globes -- which also honour the best in television -- remain a coveted prize, and a high-profile source of momentum in the run-up to the season-crowning Oscars, which were pushed back this year to April. "Nomadland," Chloe Zhao's paean to a marginalized, older generation of Americans roaming the West in rundown vans, has long been viewed as a frontrunner for the Globes' top prize. But it will face stiff competition from Aaron Sorkin's "Chicago 7," a courtroom drama about the city's anti-war riots in 1968 with a mouth-watering ensemble cast including Mark Rylance, Eddie Redmayne and Sacha Baron Cohen. Both films are fueled by their timely themes of protest and joblessness."I think that it's likeliest between them," said The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg. "And then the spoiler, if something were to come out of left field, would probably be 'Promising Young Woman,' which is just unlike anything else in recent memory." Golden Globes: A look at some memorable moments from previous award ceremonies Its star Carey Mulligan -- playing a revenge-seeker who lurks at bars, feigning drunkenness to lure men into revealing their own misogyny -- is tipped by many to win best actress. She will have to fend off Frances McDormand's grounded and nuanced turn alongside a cast of non-actors in "Nomadland," and Viola Davis' portrayal of a legendary 1920s crooner in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom." - 'Hard to resist' - The other films vying for best drama, the night's final and most prestigious prize, are "Mank" -- David Fincher's ode to "Citizen Kane," which topped the overall nominations with six -- and "The Father" starring Anthony Hopkins. Hopkins, who has never won a competitive Globe despite seven previous nominations, has been showered with praise for his harrowing portrayal of the onset of dementia. But he is up against sentimental favourite Chadwick Boseman, the 'Black Panther' star who died last August from cancer at age 43. Boseman is nominated for his kinetic performance as a tragic young trumpet player opposite Davis in "Ma Rainey." "This is his best part, and the backstory is that he knew this might be his last performance -- so that's kind of hard to resist," said Variety awards editor Tim Gray. The race will be closely watched by groups including Time's Up, who this week slammed the Globes-awarding Hollywood Foreign Press Association for failing to admit a single Black member. "I support and congratulate all the nominees, but the HFPA needs to change in meaningful ways," tweeted actress Olivia Wilde. "Cosmetic fixes are not enough. #TimesUpGlobes." The HFPA released a statement recognizing that "we need to bring in Black members, as well as members from other underrepresented backgrounds." Golden Globe Awards 2021: Nominees who would make history this year - 'Two white guys' - The organization has voted for just one female as best director in 77 editions -- and only ever nominated five women in the category before this year -- but "Nomadland" director Zhao is tipped to buck that trend. The race to emulate Barbra Streisand's 1984 win for "Yentl" has two other contenders: Emerald Fennell ("Promising Young Woman") and Regina King ("One Night in Miami"). "This is a year when women have strong movies... that is good news, and deserving," said Deadline awards columnist Pete Hammond. "But we'll see how it goes -- in the end, David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin, two white guys, may win." Unlike the Oscars, the Globes split most movie categories into drama and "musical or comedy," with Baron Cohen's "Borat" sequel and the Disney+ film of the hit musical "Hamilton" leading the latter fields. Baron-Cohen also has a best-supporting actor nod for 'The Trial of Chicago 7', while the Globes offer "Hamilton" its best shot at film honours after the Oscars declared the taping of Broadway shows ineligible. Hollywood calls out Golden Globes after HFPA vows to 'bring in black members' - 'Notice to Oscar voters' - The A-list audience and nominees are expected to largely remain at home, accepting awards via videolink -- similar to the format of September's widely praised Emmys. 'The Life Ahead' director Edoardo Ponti told AFP he would be watching from his California home, while his mother and leading lady Sophia Loren remains in Switzerland. "Of course you know it's going to be three o'clock in the morning when our category is up" for Loren, said Ponti. "As soon as I know something, whatever happens, I'll communicate the news to her." Their movie competes for best foreign-language film, in a category featuring acclaimed Korean-American family drama "Minari," which is viewed by some as an outside Oscar best picture candidate. Golden Globe 2021: Five things to watch for at this year's award ceremony Sunday's Globes ceremony is being held just five days before Oscars voting begins. "Those wins will be fresh," said Gray. "If you win a Golden Globe... it's a notice to Oscar voters -- you'd better see this film before you vote, because it's worth looking at."

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Musicians Kelsea Ballerini and Brothers Osborne recently announced some of the nominees for this year`s Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards on `CBS This Morning`. 
 
As per People magazine, leading the list this year with six nominations each are Maren Morris and Chris Stapleton. Trailing closely behind is Miranda Lambert with five nominations and Ashley McBryde and Thomas Rhett with four nods each. 
 
Achieving a new milestone, four Black artists are nominated for awards this year. Jimmie Allen, Kane Brown, Mickey Guyton, and John Legend, who is a first-time nominee. Along with that, also for the first time, every nominated song for single of the year features a woman. Nominated for the most-coveted entertainer of the year award are standouts Stapleton, Thomas Rhett, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Luke Combs. Carrie Underwood and Thomas Rhett shared the 2020 title. 
 
Morgan Wallen, is among the notable absentees from the prestigious list, due to his eligibility being halted earlier this month after using a racial slur in a video. 
 
Here is the complete list of nominations for the 56th ACM Awards:

Entertainer of the Year

Luke Bryan

Eric Church

Luke Combs

Thomas Rhett

Chris Stapleton

Female Artist of the Year

Kelsea Ballerini

Miranda Lambert

Ashley McBryde

Maren Morris

Carly Pearce

Male Artist of the Year

Dierks Bentley

Eric Church

Luke Combs

Thomas Rhett

Chris Stapleton

The duo of the Year

Brooks &amp; Dunn Brothers

OsborneDan + Shay

Florida Georgia

LineMaddie &amp; Tae

Group of the Year

Lady A Little Big Town

Old Dominion

The Cadillac Three

The Highwomen

New Female Artist of the Year

Ingrid Andress

Tenille Arts

Gabby Barrett

Mickey Guyton 
 
Caylee Hammack 
 
New Male Artist of the Year 
 
Jimmie Allen 
 
Travis Denning 
 
Hardy

Cody Johnson

Parker McCollum

Album of the Year

'Born Here Live Here Die Here` - Luke Bryan

`Mixtape Vol. 1` - Kane Brown

`Never Will` - Ashley McBryde

`Skeletons` - Brothers Osborne

`Starting Over` - Chris Stapleton

Single of the Year

`Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert

`I Hope`- Gabby Barrett

`I Hope You`re Happy Now` - Carly Pearce &amp; Lee Brice

`More Hearts Than Mine` - Ingrid Andress`The Bones` - Maren Morris

Song of the Year

`Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert

`One Night Standards` - Ashley McBryde

`Some People Do` - Old Dominion

`Starting Over` - Chris Stapleton

`The Bones` - Maren Morris

Video of the Year

`Better Than We Found It` - Maren Morris

`Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert

`Gone` - Dierks Bentley

`Hallelujah` - Carrie Underwood and John Legend

`Worldwide Beautiful` - Kane Brown

Songwriter of the Year

Ashley Gorley

Michael Hardy

Hillary Lindsey

Shane McAnally

Josh Osborne

Music Event of the Year

`Be a Light` - Thomas Rhett featuring Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, Keith Urban

`Does To Me` - Luke Combs featuring Eric Church

`I Hope You`re Happy Now` - Carly Pearce &amp; Lee Brice

`Nobody But You` - Blake Shelton featuring Gwen Stefani

`One Beer` - HARDY featuring Lauren Alaina &amp; Devin Dawson

`One Too Many` - Keith Urban, Pink

As per People magazine, the 56th ACM Awards are set to air live from the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman, and Bluebird Cafe on Sunday, April 18 at 8 pm on CBS.&nbsp;

Musicians Kelsea Ballerini and Brothers Osborne recently announced some of the nominees for this year`s Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards on `CBS This Morning`.

Musicians Kelsea Ballerini and Brothers Osborne recently announced some of the nominees for this year`s Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards on `CBS This Morning`. As per People magazine, leading the list this year with six nominations each are Maren Morris and Chris Stapleton. Trailing closely behind is Miranda Lambert with five nominations and Ashley McBryde and Thomas Rhett with four nods each. Achieving a new milestone, four Black artists are nominated for awards this year. Jimmie Allen, Kane Brown, Mickey Guyton, and John Legend, who is a first-time nominee. Along with that, also for the first time, every nominated song for single of the year features a woman. Nominated for the most-coveted entertainer of the year award are standouts Stapleton, Thomas Rhett, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Luke Combs. Carrie Underwood and Thomas Rhett shared the 2020 title. Morgan Wallen, is among the notable absentees from the prestigious list, due to his eligibility being halted earlier this month after using a racial slur in a video. Here is the complete list of nominations for the 56th ACM Awards: Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan Eric Church Luke Combs Thomas Rhett Chris Stapleton Female Artist of the Year Kelsea Ballerini Miranda Lambert Ashley McBryde Maren Morris Carly Pearce Male Artist of the Year Dierks Bentley Eric Church Luke Combs Thomas Rhett Chris Stapleton The duo of the Year Brooks & Dunn Brothers OsborneDan + Shay Florida Georgia LineMaddie & Tae Group of the Year Lady A Little Big Town Old Dominion The Cadillac Three The Highwomen New Female Artist of the Year Ingrid Andress Tenille Arts Gabby Barrett Mickey Guyton Caylee Hammack New Male Artist of the Year Jimmie Allen Travis Denning Hardy Cody Johnson Parker McCollum Album of the Year 'Born Here Live Here Die Here` - Luke Bryan `Mixtape Vol. 1` - Kane Brown `Never Will` - Ashley McBryde `Skeletons` - Brothers Osborne `Starting Over` - Chris Stapleton Single of the Year `Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert `I Hope`- Gabby Barrett `I Hope You`re Happy Now` - Carly Pearce & Lee Brice `More Hearts Than Mine` - Ingrid Andress`The Bones` - Maren Morris Song of the Year `Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert `One Night Standards` - Ashley McBryde `Some People Do` - Old Dominion `Starting Over` - Chris Stapleton `The Bones` - Maren Morris Video of the Year `Better Than We Found It` - Maren Morris `Bluebird` - Miranda Lambert `Gone` - Dierks Bentley `Hallelujah` - Carrie Underwood and John Legend `Worldwide Beautiful` - Kane Brown Songwriter of the Year Ashley Gorley Michael Hardy Hillary Lindsey Shane McAnally Josh Osborne Music Event of the Year `Be a Light` - Thomas Rhett featuring Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, Keith Urban `Does To Me` - Luke Combs featuring Eric Church `I Hope You`re Happy Now` - Carly Pearce & Lee Brice `Nobody But You` - Blake Shelton featuring Gwen Stefani `One Beer` - HARDY featuring Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson `One Too Many` - Keith Urban, Pink As per People magazine, the 56th ACM Awards are set to air live from the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman, and Bluebird Cafe on Sunday, April 18 at 8 pm on CBS.

ACM Awards 2021: Maren Morris, Chris Stapleton lead nominations

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