NOVEMBER 05, 2020

It's Netflix vs. Amazon as 'One Night in Miami' and 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Jockey for Oscars Supporting casts for movies like "The Trial of the Chicago 7" try to steer clear of category fraud as they play the Oscar category shuffle.  By Anne Thompson

John Boyega: Studios Need to Speak Up and Protect Actors from Racist, Sexist Online Abuse The "Star Wars" actor is urging studios to "lend their voices" to the fight against toxic fandom.  By Zack Sharf	News Organizations Traditionally Base Their Election Coverage on Polls - So What Now? After a second consecutive presidential election with overhyped poll results, networks need to do some soul-searching.  By Tom Brueggemann

'Borat 2' Movie Posters Ignite Controversy in France by Offending French Muslims Bus drivers in France are requesting the "Borat 2" poster be removed from public transportation.  By Zack Sharf	Stephen King Teases Pablo Larraín's 'Lisey's Story,' Says 'Under the Dome' Went 'Off the Rails' The celebrated horror author explains why Pablo Larraín is the perfect director for the upcoming "Lisey's Story" adaptation.  By Zack Sharf

	The 20 Highest Grossing Indies of 2020 Take a deeper look at the year's twenty highest-grossing specialty films, refreshed weekly.  By Kate Erbland
	Lashana Lynch Overcame Toxic Bond Fans by Reminding Herself a Black Female 007 Is 'Revolutionary' "In every project I am part of the Black experience that I’m presenting needs to be 100 percent authentic," Lynch says.  By Zack Sharf
	Best Criterion Collection Deals: 'Parasite,' Fellini, Agnès Varda, and More Build up your physical media collection with these discounted Criterion Collection offerings from directors like Wes Anderson, Claire Denis, … By Jean Bentley
	Election Outcome Won't Hurt Georgia Film Production Tax Credits, No Matter What Happens Georgia implemented reforms earlier this year to the $870 million program, which remains widely popular  By Chris Lindahl
	Lost in the Fog of Four Years in Trump's America I've used TV to anesthetize myself to the outside world. But that ends now.  By Libby Hill