Ariana DeBose
Fantastic Fest
"Blow the Man Down" filmmakers Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy return with a witchy "The Bear," also starring Arian Moayed and Barbie Ferreira.
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"Succession" alum Arian Moayed also stars in the Amazon MGM and Blumhouse Television feature.
"To me it was joyous, celebratory, sisterly, hot, spicy… and she’s just so incredibly talented," Curtis said of DeBose's viral performance.
"It was beautiful,” Bassett said of DeBose's performance. “I just wanted to make sure she was OK because, you know, it’s a lot of attention. And she is A-OK."
"We felt we’re not about revolution, we’re about evolution. Let’s just evolve."
An inside view of who was riding high, and who wasn't, at the return-to-normal Oscars that didn't.
For her spirited portrayal of Anita in Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story," the Broadway star earns her first Oscar nomination and win.
If either won, they'd become the first actor to be able to acknowledge their queerness from the Oscar stage.
At first, DeBose refused to read for Steven Spielberg. She had just landed the lead in a Broadway show.
"West Side Story" isn't the only 2021 project that took advantage of the actress' ability to give a musical the exact energy it needs.
With “SNL” back in the New Year, it continues its 47th season’s impressive run of first-time hosts.
‘West Side Story’ Review: Steven Spielberg’s First Musical Is a Revelatory Riff on a Beloved Classic
The filmmaker honors a sacred piece of musical theater by flexing all over it with some of the most exhilarating setpieces he’s ever shot, but there are a handful of puzzling missteps.
