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There's a moment in the new film Lion when you can actually see a mother's heart swell with love for her son. He has come to his adoptive mother to [...]

The article reports on production of the second season of the television program "The Handmaid's Tale." It mentions how the plot line has gone beyond the original novel, the fates of the women in the dystopian land of Gilead, and the importance of women in the production of the series.

The article presents an overview of the 90th Academy Awards and includes information on its nominees and after-parties. Mexican film director Guillermo del Toro and his film "The Shape of Water," American comedian and filmmaker Jordan Peele who won Best Original Screenplay for his film "Get Out," and Frances McDormand who won Best Actress are discussed. Filmmaker James Ivory, cinematographer Roger Deakins, and actress Ashley Judd are also mentioned.

The article presents predictions as to who will win the 2018 Academy Awards, including best film and best actors and actresses.

The article presents an interview with writer and director Greta Gerwig and actresses Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf of the 2017 motion picture "Lady Bird." Topics include the impact of a female director and Gerwig's leadership on the film's actors, the #TimesUp social movement to bring awareness and an end to sexual harassment within the entertainment industry, and the increasing opportunities for women in both the motion picture and television industries.

The article discusses the nominees for the 2018 Best Supporting Actor Academy Award. Topics include Willem Dafoe's role in the motion picture "The Florida Project," Woody Harrelson's role in the motion picture "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," and Richard Jenkins' role in the motion picture "The Shape of Water.

The article discusses nominees for the 2018 Best Actor Academy Award. Topics include Timothee Chalamet's role in the motion picture "Call Me by Your Name," Daniel Day-Lewis' role in the motion picture "Phantom Thread, and Daniel Kaluuya's role in the motion picture "Get Out."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2018 Best Picture Academy Award. Topics include "The Shape of Water" directed by Guillermo del Toro, "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" directed by Martin McDonagh, and "Call Me by Your Name" directed by Luca Guadagnino.

The article discusses the nominees for the 2018 Best Director Academy Award. Topics include Paul Thomas Anderson for the motion picture "Phantom Thread," Guillermo del Toro for the motion picture "The Shape of Water," and Greta Gerwig for the motion picture "Lady Bird."

The article presents an interview with director Ridley Scott. Topics include his decision to recast actor Kevin Spacey's role in his film "All the Money in the World" and reshoot his scenes with actor Christopher Plummer after sexual misconduct charges were filed against Spacey by actor Anthony Rapp and several other men, Scott's decision to hold the film's original release date of December 22, 2017 despite the changes, and his work on a film adaptation of the book "The Cartel."

The article discusses the impact of sexual abuse allegations against several individuals within the motion picture industry, such as film producer Harvey Weinstein and actor Kevin Spacey, on the 2018 Academy Awards.

The article discusses the filming and production of the 2017 science-fiction motion picture "Blade Runner 2049." Topics include director Denis Villeneuve's direct reference to director Ridley Scott's 1982 film "Blade Runner," the collaboration of Villeneuve and cinematographer Roger A. Deakins, and filming in Budapest, Hungary on immense practical sets created by production designer Dennis Gassner.

The article discusses potential nominees for the 2017 Academy Awards following the Venice, Telluride, and Toronto Film Festivals, which include the film "Battle of the Sexes," actor Jake Gyllenhaal, and actress Jessica Chastain.

The article lists the 25 most patriotic motion pictures as of June 2017 according to the publication, which include "Saving Private Ryan," "Apollo 13," and "Glory."

The article lists the publication's five recommendations for summer 2017, which include concert tours of female singers such as Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, the motion picture "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and the comedy television (TV) program "Disjointed."

The article discusses several of director Ridley Scott's most significant motion pictures and television (TV) programs, which include the 1982 film "Blade Runner," the 1991 film "Thelma & Louise," and the TV program "The Good Wife."

The article presents a conversation with actresses Sharon Horgan and Phoebe Waller-Bridge in which they describe their roles as creators, writers, and actresses of the television (TV) programs "Catastrophe" and "Fleabag," respectively. Topics include the challenges of writing with other people, the time it took Waller-Bridge to adapt "Fleabag" from a play to the show, and the challenges of deadlines and procrastinating.

The article presents an interview with actresses Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer in which they discuss their roles as mother and daughter, respectively, in the 2017 comedy motion picture "Snatched," directed by Jonathan Levine. Topics include Hawn's decision to return to acting after taking a break to focus on her nonprofit organization for youth education, the Hawn Foundation, differences in the two actresses' comedic styles, and the physical demands of the actresses due to the film's various scenes.

The article discusses the personal life and career of actress Kristen Stewart. Topics include her role in the 2017 motion picture "Personal Shopper," her decision to come out while hosting the television (TV) program "Saturday Night Live," and her withdrawal from the public following the success of the "Twilight" movie series.

The article presents an interview with actors Taran Killam and Cobie Smulders. Topics include their introduction to one another through a mutual friend, their simultaneous Broadway debuts with Killam starring in "Hamilton" and Smulders starring in "Present Laughter," and their work on television programs with Killam having starred in "Saturday Night Live" and Smulders having starred in "How I Met Your Mother."

The article lists the 20 greatest Disney songs of all time according to the publication, which include "When You Wish Upon a Star" by Cliff Edwards from the 1940 film "Pinocchio," "Part of Your World" by Jodi Benson from the 1989 film "The Little Mermaid," and "The Bare Necessities" by Phil Harris and Bruce Reitherman from the 1967 film "The Jungle Book."

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of January 30 through February 12, 2017, which include "The Expanse," "Training Day," and "Girls."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Director. Topics include Barry Jenkins for the film "Moonlight," Denis Villeneuve for the film "Arrival," and Kenneth Lonergan for the film "Manchester By the Sea.

The article discusses nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Actor. Topics include Casey Affleck for his role in the film "Manchester By the Sea," Andrew Garfield for his role in the film "Hacksaw Ridge," and Ryan Gosling for his role in the film "La La Land."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Topics include Viola Davis for her role in the film "Fences," Naomie Harris for her role in the film "Moonlight," and Nicole Kidman for her role in the film "Lion."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Actress. Topics include Emma Stone for her role in the film "La La Land," Natalie Portman for her role in the film "Jackie," and Meryl Streep for her role in the film "Florence Foster Jenkins."

The article discusses the nominees for the 2017 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Topics include Mahershala Ali for his role in the film "Moonlight," Jeff Bridges for his role in the film "Hell or High Water," and Lucas Hedges for his role in the film "Manchester By the Sea."

The article discusses significant roles actress Jean Smart has played in television (TV) programs and motion pictures during her career. Topics include her role as the character Charlene Frazier on the TV program "Designing Women" from 1986-1991, her role in the 2004 film "Garden State," and her role as the character Floyd Gerhardt in the TV program "Fargo."

The article presents several lists and charts related to television (TV) programs of 2016. Topics include a list of the 10 best TV programs according to the publication such as "O. J.: Made in America," a list of the 10 best TV episodes according to the publication, and fake obituaries for 16 TV characters that were killed on their respective TV shows such as Lexa from "The 100.".

The article features actress Nicole Kidman, who shares her role in the new film titled "Lion."

The article presents an interview with actor Warren Beatty and several of his former costars, including Diane Keaton, Gene Hackman, and his wife Annette Bening, regarding his career. Topics include his role as writer, director, producer and actor in the 2016 motion picture "Rules Don't Apply," his film debut opposite actress Natalie Wood in the 1961 "Splendor in the Grass," and his Academy Award nominations for Best Actor and Best Picture for his 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde."

The article presents an interview with cast members Tony Danza, Judith Light, Katherine Helmond, Alyssa Milano, and Danny Pintauro from the television (TV) show "Who's the Boss?" Topics include the show's nomination for 14 Emmy and Golden Globe awards during its run from 1984-1992, the show's portrayal of reversed gender stereotypes and non-traditional families, and the cast's relationships with one another on and off set.

The article presents information on the 2016 comic book and film convention held in San Diego, California, known as Comic-Con. Topics include the film "Black Panther," starring Ryan Coogler, actress Brie Larson's roles in the films "Captain Marvel" and "Kong: Skull Island," and the space opera "Valérian and the City of a Thousand Planets," directed by Luc Benson.

The article focuses on actresses Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon who are considered to be among the powerful women in the U.S. showbiz industry. The two actresses mentions and discusses the 25th anniversary of the movie "Thelma & Louise." It adds that Sharandon has become a beacon for progressive causes including death penalty and issues in the corporate America.

An interview with combat trainer turned actress Gal Gadot, who plays the fictional superhero Wonder Woman, is presented. She mentions her victory in winning the title Miss Israel, which she says opened her mind to different possibilities. She talks about her two-year stint in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). She describes her audition to play Wonder Woman.

The article presents information on the nominees for the 2016 motion picture awards the Academy Awards, also known as Oscars. Best Actor nominees are listed, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Fassbender, and Matt Damon. Best Actress nominees are listed, including Brie Larson, Saoirse Ronan, and Cate Blanchett. Best Picture nominees are listed, including "The Big Short," "Spotlight," and "Mad Max: Fury Road."

The article presents a rountable discussion about the motion picture "Ordinary People" which features insights from the film's director Robert Redford, actress Mary Tyler Moore, and actor Donald Sutherland, and it mentions how the film is based on the novel "Ordinary People" by author Judith Guest. According to the article, the film "Ordinary People" won several awards at the 1981 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, including a Best Picture trophy. The theme of grief in the film is examined.

The article discusses the motion pictures that are nominated in the Best Picture category at the 2016 Academy Awards (Oscars) ceremony, and it mentions how the films "The Revenant," "Spotlight," and "Mad Max: Fury Road" are the front-running contenders for the award. Motion picture directors George Miller and Tom McCarthy are mentioned, along with actress Charlize Theron and the film "The Martian" starring actor Matt Damon. According to the article, the motion picture "Brooklyn" directed by John Crowley will most likely not win the Best Picture award.