It's just something that really is not that important in the grand scheme of things, it's a statue at the end of the day,they are all spoilt enough imo,lol,Lots of people never get recognition for what they do, people should deal with it, black or white ,we are people ,not colours.

..he did actually say minorities, Johnny ...


“I wanna be in the room where it happens.” People, the truth is, we ain’t in those rooms and until minorities are, the Oscar nominees will remain lily white.

It becomes a problem when so many non-white actors aren't getting work?

Do you even know what the MOBO awards are? :umm2:

All races ARE included.

Adele won an award ffs :joker:

Fair enough Ammi.:wavey:

Yes but K Pop are still not represented equally yet.

They are marsh,and don't you be swearing at Kazanne,lol,
BUT it is predominately for ethnic music,The MOBO Awards for "Music of Black Origin" were established in 1996 by Kanya King and Andy Ruffell. The MOBO Award show is held annually in the United Kingdom to recognise artists of any ethnicity or nationality performing black music. In 2009, the awards ceremony was held in Glasgow for the first time. Prior to that, it had been held in London. In 2011, the ceremony returned to Scotland for a second time. The awards then moved to Leeds for 2015.

The Music Of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards were established in 1996 to recognise and celebrate artists who create Black or urban music. The MOBOs may be the most prestigious but were not the first Black music awards show in the country. In Britain, the Black Music Awards (BMA) show ran from 1992 to 1996 in various venues in London.[1][2] For non-music shows, the Afro Hair and Beauty show was set up by Dyke and Dryden beauty company in 1982,[3] and is still an annual event in London.

The first MOBO award was presented to UK trio Baby D, in the Best Dance Act category.[4] The MOBO Awards are seen as a UK equivalent to the BET Awards and Soul Train Awards for being the main award show in Britain to focus on Urban music.

That's a genre of music though. Like the Brit Awards are for pop music. :unsure:

Shows they don't discriminate against white artists who perform in that genre either.

What is Hollywood's excuse?

Yes, just think of all the K-Pop artists in Britain.... :umm2:

Would you not say that Hollywood is the most diverse film industry in the world?

No. I'd say it's monopolised the film industry and no one else gets a look in because the same people are in control of the pots of gold.

Mobos are no different from the Country Music awards or Latin Grammys

Maybe there are just more white actors ( I hate having to write a colour even) don't you think regardless of colour it's a bit of a petty boycott,actors are paid silly amounts of money for the privilege of playing a role.they should get awards if they need them on merit not colour

The Oscars is the biggest event in the Hollywood calendar so it seems an opportune time to make points about issues within the Hollywood system tbh.

I don't think it's about black people not getting awards, it's using the awards to show how little work Hollywood gives non-white actors etc.

Is it just a fact that all of the people who deserve to be awarded for their work just happen to be white? Or is it a case of only white people getting the work to begin with?

It's a tricky business.

Surely you need to insert the word 'quality' into this sentence to make it into a worthy point. The answer would be 'yes' to your question but as to whether there are more quality actors in any ethnic group, I think the answer is definitely 'no'.

10 black men in the worlds 50 richest actors isn't a bad return

theres only 1 Chinese , despite the fact they make up 25% of the planet

Depends if you're talking about what they earn from movies.

Net worth total would incorporate any work they do in any other industry too.

Oprah Winfrey would qualify to appear in a list but she hasn't done much acting in comparison to other things.

It's also littered with Bollywood stars.

Jamie Foxx for 007!!

On Monday night, the day before this photo was taken, Foxx heard a loud crash near his home in Hidden Valley, California, and rushed outside. He discovered a truck, flipped on its side and almost engulfed in flames.

The vehicle’s driver was still trapped inside.

With another man's help, Foxx managed to pull the driver, 32-year-old Brett Kyle, out of the truck before fire completely overwhelmed the vehicle.

“As we pulled him out, within five seconds … the truck goes up [in flames],” Foxx told reporters on Tuesday afternoon. “I don’t look at it as heroic. I just look at it as, you know, you just had to do something. And it all worked out.”

Foxx said Kyle’s father, Brad, came to his home the next day to thank him. The emotional dad told CBS Los Angeles how grateful he was for Foxx’s quick action.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...=entertainment

disabled actors have far far far far far more to complain about. other than chris reeves, ive never even seen a wheelchair on the Oscars stage

Your right. Not even the great Stephen Hawking was allowed on the stage to celebrate when Eddie Redmayne won an oscar for playing him in The Theory Of Everything.

This entire subject is an overdone B-O-R-E-F-E-S-T -----in my opinion.Zzzzzzz.

..I think that because it is seen as that..(hasn't Idris himself just said that UK actors have to go to the USA/Hollywood for the diversity and that shouldn't be the case...)...that it has to be a leader in giving neutral parts more to black actors...and also, adapting parts if necessary and if that's something that's feasible for the character..I mean it has come some way over the years but just not enough though...even one of my favourite movies, Breakfast at Tiffany's had the 'all American' Mickey Rooney playing Mr Yunioshi in the most dreadfully stereotypical racist way...was there no Asian actors at all that could have been considered, not one single person to seek acting as something they wanted to do..an 'up and coming'...(because 'starlets' were very much the thing I think at that time..)...or was there just none that had been accepted and signed up to a studio...hmmmmm..so yeah, it has progressed but considering that Hollywood is a world leader in movies, then just not even nearly enough...I mean, with changing already established white characters, if that's not changed for us to see black actors in those parts and equally convincing in them with their acting abilities...if that's shied away from in thinking...oh will this be accepted because this character has always been white previously, then nothing will ever change and progress, will it...we have to make those changes first and then see if they're accepted, not anticipate it all in a negative way...


...I was thinking though last night/the further irony of it all...Mel Gibson, the all American 'perfect and can do no wrong, we love you actor'....great for the studio's image, eh...?...when he was openly racist, then he was shunned/his career in ruins..(and rightly so/idiot..)... because pfffft, Hollywood and Hollywood Executives don't approve of and don't condone racism, we'll have none of that here thank you very much...(but obviously we still won't address more roles for black actors in the decision making because that isn't racist....and when there's a perfectly adequate white actor for the role anyway....why look any further than that..?...)...

Yes Spike Lee has a Outside Agenda
he is a Great Director
but not doing well now

So he is going Political
its OK him doing it
but all the fecking actors saying they may join him.


I am Sorry but a New "Black" List will be made
of the White Actors thinking of joining him.

The term Black list - is not about their Color.


Sign Of The Times

"because pfffft, Hollywood and Hollywood Executives don't "


Ammi leave them alone , please
they Employ Thousands
Worldwide.