Arin N. Reeves·Mar 5Harm vs. Offense — The BAFTA Story Part IAt the 2026 BAFTA Awards, Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo, Black actors who starred in the widely nominated film Sinners, with Jordan…
GFC: Grown Folk Conversations·Feb 28BAFTA Scandal Still BrewingHow BAFTA’s response hurt Black and disabled communitiesA response icon1A response icon1
Alan Brown·Feb 273 misunderstandings about the swearing incident at the BAFTAsAs a person living with Tourette Syndrome for over 30 years who has worked for much of my adult life with people with tics, I’ve been asked…
Kristin Monaghan·Feb 26The things missing from the discussion about Tourette SyndromeIn regards to the BAFTA awards situation where John Davidson ticced the N word (among other types of slurs and offensive phrases) while…
Standing Room Only·Feb 25Unintended Whiteness: A Monolith Casting No Shadows“…if you were offended.” — Not an apology.
InThe PubbyScott Christenson🌴·Feb 24JD Vance to Hire BAFTA’s John Davidson to Drop the N-Word on His BehalfVance to create one job opportunity for the disadvantagedA response icon1A response icon1
Anine Bråten·Feb 23BAFTAs’ N-word Scandal: Two Things Can Be True — But Only One Was PrioritizedWhat happened at the BAFTAs was not simple.A response icon2A response icon2
Natália Maria de Oliveira Magalhães·Feb 22A night of surprises at the 79th British Academy Film AwardsConfirmation of favourites, unexpected victories and a bear presenter marked a memorable night for cinema in the British capital
InReelRank NewsbyK. Cook & Cats, Co.·Jan 27With BAFTA noms, 2026 Awards Season grows curiouser & curiouser…‘Hamnet’ director Chloe Zhao set records when BAFTA nominations were announced today
InReelRank NewsbyK. Cook & Cats, Co.·Jan 23‘Make films shorter,’ implores Picturehouse creative directorClare Binns used her BAFTA platform to opine on feature-length, vindicating my ‘The Brutalist’ take
