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I think Coco is one of the best Pixar movies ever - but for more reasons than you think. This is why watching it made me embrace my Latina culture.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson shares how he feels about the divisive state of the United States and "cancel culture."

We'll probably never see the cast of Cobra Kai cross paths with the Power Rangers, but Hasbro's new Mighty Morphin x Cobra Kai action figures give us a glimpse of a pop culture crossover we never realized we wanted.

David Spade talks not understanding cancel culture and the Will Smith/ Chris Rock incident.

Chris Rock has been occasionally joking about the Will Smith slap while touring.

Awkwafina, who has been in hot water for some time for apparently using a sterotypical accent in Crazy Rich Asians and Ocean's 8, is now responding to the controversy.

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Johnny Depp has strong feelings about "cancel culture."

Kevin Hart looks back on his own issues with "cancel culture."

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A list of movies that explore Asian American history and culture in cinema.

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And he's not wrong.

We originally reported on Disney+'s decision to include a warning label about cultural stereotypes before certain titles in November 2019. Now, nearly one year later, Disney has upped the ante on their language used in this warning, and their emphasis on the importance of historical context, reckoning with past traumas, and using storytelling as a positive tool for the future. I find every new decision dealing with this to be a good one, and I'd love to explain why. First, here's the new, full text on the content warnings on Disney+: [caption id="attachment_902643" align="alignright" width="…

Ready Player One was a bestselling novel and even reached the dizzying highs of being adapted into a movie by Steven Spielberg. That’s impressive for a book with a solid structure (find the three keys to save a digital world) and an irritating amount of 80s nostalgia devoid of any insight into what that pop culture means beyond mindless consumption. But a hit is a hit, so naturally author Ernest Cline has written a sequel, Ready Player Two, and now he’s released the official synopsis [via EW]: Unexpected Quest Two Worlds at Stake Are you ready? …

A haunting new trailer for a new adaptation of Black Narcissus has arrived. The three-episode limited series stars Gemma Arterton, Alessandro Nivola, Aisling Franciosi, Jim Broadbent, and the late Diana Rigg (in one of her last on-screen appearances). This is the second time Rumer Godden's 1939 novel of the same name has been adapted for the screen. Previously, Deborah Kerr starred in Powell and Pressburger's 1947 feature film adaptation. [caption id="attachment_930356" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via FX[/caption] The trailer for this new Black Narcissus adaptation focuses on building a strong sense of dread …

The movie strived to maintain a movie that was true to Chinese culture. Here's how the Disney+ flick did it.