Emmy Nominations Lacking in Diversity
I just did the math: Only six people of color were nominated for acting Emmy awards this year (that includes categories like supporting actor in a miniseries). For the men, that’s 1 nomination of a possible 45. For the women, that’s 6 nominations of 45 (Chandra Wilson was nominated twice): Outstanding Lead Actress in a [...]
July 16, 2009
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Joss Whedon and Mark Harris: Getting art and commerce to finally hook up
This weekend at the Shasha Seminar for Human Concerns at Wesleyan University, I was lucky enough to hear from some of the biggest movers and shakers in the entertainment business. The weekend kicked off with Mark Harris, critic and author, who spoke about the need for both the producers and the consumers of media to [...]
June 1, 2009
• Tags: Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Consumers, Critique, Dollhouse, Email, Entertainment Business, Entertainment Industry, Film Content, Flight Of The Conchords, hulu, Human Concerns, joss whedon, Mark Harris, Movers And Shakers, Netflix, Participatory, Pop Culture, Producers, The Office, Wesleyan University • Posted in: News, Views • 1 Comment
