Jackson discusses her suicide attempts
Paris Jackson has spoken about her past suicide attempts in an interview with Willow Smith.
Paris Jackson has spoken about her past suicide attempts in an interview with Willow Smith.
A hearing loss charity has made their voices heard after a number of UK cinemas are not showing subtitled screenings of new summer blockbuster A Quiet Place II.
An American organisation has recently been launched in Hollywood to support young budding screenwriters with a disability.
Sir Anthony Hopkins picked up Best Actor at last night’s Academy Awards for his portrayal of an elderly man living with memory loss.
This Sunday some of the biggest names in film will attend the 93rd Academy Awards being held in Los Angeles, among them will be those who have appeared in big screen movies promoting disabled awareness.
Hollywood A-listers have come together campaigning for the film industry to be more open to disabled talent to be involved in the film industry by appointing permanent disability officers.
More than 25 years after the creation of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) in the UK and 30 years since the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) in the US, disabled people continue to be the most underrepresented group in the UK film industry. Recent statistics surrounding the lack of disability representation on-screen and behind the camera illustrate exactly why these guidelines are necessary.
National treasure Dame Judi Dench has said she is developing vision loss during an online interview with Stephen Fry and Hayley Mills.
Sia has apologised for how she portrays a character with autism in her debut movie after the film was nominated for two Golden Globes awards.
Any music fan around in the late 80s/ early 90s will be familiar Salt-N-Pepa, the female rap group who add a touch of flavour to our school discos.