
Here are the top 5 Hollywood news stories of the day:
Grammy Awards organizers tighten conflict of interest rules, say show to go ahead in January
The next Grammy Awards show would go ahead as planned in January 2021, despite the coronavirus epidemic. Read more.
Coachella, Stagecoach music festivals cancelled for 2020 on virus concerns
Coachella, one of the biggest music festivals in the world that brings half a million fans to an open-air site in Indio, east of Los Angeles, was initially scheduled for April. Read more.
Ruby Rose's character won't be killed off, says 'Batwoman' showrunner
'Batwoman' made TV history in the 2019-20 season as the first scripted live-action TV series to feature a lesbian superhero at the top of the call sheet. Read more.
Emma Watson comments on JK Rowling's controversial tweet: Trans people are who they say they are
JK Rowling's tweet over an article about 'people who menstruate' has been a point of discussion this past week with most calling the author 'transphobic'. Read more.
'Selma' filmmaker Ava DuVernay joins The Academy’s Board of Governors
Interestingly, keeping diversity in mind, The Academy has increased the number of women and people of color on the board. Read more.