“Loving” director Jeff Nichols, and stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton discussed depicting and spotlighting “unknown soldiers” Richard and Mildred Loving, who’s mixed-race marriage was forbidden in 1958 Virginia.
The trio stopped by the Variety Studio presented by airbnb at the Toronto Film Festival.
“Loving” director Jeff Nichols, and stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton discussed depicting and spotlighting “unknown soldiers” Richard and Mildred Loving, who’s mixed-race marriage was forbidden in 1958 Virginia. The trio stopped by the Variety Studio presented by airbnb at the Toronto Film Festival.
“Loving” director Jeff Nichols, and stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton discussed depicting and spotlighting “unknown soldiers” Richard and Mildred Loving, who’s mixed-race marriage was forbidden in 1958 Virginia. The trio stopped by the Variety Studio presented by airbnb at the Toronto Film Festival.
“Loving” director Jeff Nichols, and stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton discussed depicting and spotlighting “unknown soldiers” Richard and Mildred Loving, who’s mixed-race marriage was forbidden in 1958 Virginia. The trio stopped by the Variety Studio presented by airbnb at the Toronto Film Festival.
Power of Women honoree Alicia Keys addressed Grammy president Neil Portnow’s controversial “step up” comment and deemed women “agents of change” for their impact on current global movements during Variety‘s Power of Women luncheon Friday.
Padma Lakshmi reclaims the many names of the uterus for women empowerment at the Power of Women event.
“As I look out at this room of hundreds of women, I can’t help but feel inspired and totally safe knowing that this is Mike Pence’s personal hell.”
