Joker 2’s Failure Highlights Sexist Double Standard in Comic Book Movies

On October 6th, following the release of “Joker: Folie à Deux,” the film faced a dismal weekend at the box office and received poor audience feedback. An article by The Hollywood Reporter praised director Francis Ford Coppola’s appreciation for the sequel, with the caption on their X account reading, “Hang in there, Todd Phillips.” This prompted criticism, especially considering how they had previously covered the underperformance of “The Marvels” in 2023. Specifically, an article titled “Why ‘Marvels’ Director Nia DaCosta Bailed on the Cast-and-Crew Screening” was criticized for placing all the blame on DaCosta and being accused of distorting the truth about the film’s failure. This incident underscores the double standard often applied to women of color versus white male directors in Hollywood.

Meet actor Suchitra Krishnamoorthi who debuted opposite Shah Rukh Khan, married popular filmmaker but got divorced; later worked with Anil Kapoor and John Abraham

The Indian film industry has provided a platform for numerous individuals to showcase their acting skills and gain popularity and recognition. Some manage to garner temporary fame through numerous movies, while others achieve enduring stardom with only a few box office successes. This is the trajectory experienced by actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi. Her breakthrough came with the successful film Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, where she shared screen space with Shah Rukh Khan in 1993. Let’s delve into the life of this star and uncover some intriguing aspects of her personal and professional journey.

After Billie Eilish Was Outed On A Red Carpet, She Shares Blunt Thoughts On Talking About Her Sexuality Going Forward

In 2021, Billie Eilish has been associated with two songs that resonate strongly within the LGBTQ+ community – “Lunch” from her latest album and “Guess,” a collaboration with Charli XCX. Although she currently serves as a musical advocate for this group, Billie Eilish stated in a recent interview that she will no longer discuss her personal sexuality publicly.