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Adam Sandler ranked nine with $41million. He is a bona fide Netflix darling, earning $31 million  — 75% of what he made all year— as part of his four-film, $250 million deal signed in 2014. He plans on riding that momentum, signing another four-movie deal with the platform in January. And for his critically-acclaimed turn in Uncut Gems, he added $5million to his coffers. … [Read more...] about Dwayne Johnson tops Forbes Highest Paid Actors list… as streaming giant Netflix makes up a QUARTER of the group’s combined $545.5million earnings

35. Booksmart Actress Olivia Wilde made her directorial debut with this 2019 coming-of-age film, which socially awkward, Ivy League-bound duo, Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly (Beanie Feldstein) after they realise studying and being perfect students isn't the only way to a good university. … [Read more...] about The 80 best films on Amazon Prime to watch right now

The argument that you need outrage-mongers on your feed in order to consume a balanced set of views is not a valid one, because social media, by its very design, is not a reflection of the real world. It’s a space that distorts reality with paid-for content and algorithms – a place where an egg can overtake Kylie Jenner as the most liked picture on Instagram. So it isn’t your duty to make social media “realistic”, it’s your duty to make the thing as bearable as possible. … [Read more...] about Ashley ‘Dotty’ Charles: ‘Purveyors of hate have turned trolling into a business. We have the power to turn the tables’

"I just take my hat off to Derrick, this whole experience for him... In this situation you've got a new studio, a much bigger budget than for his last movie, and you've got a hurricane, you've got floods, and you've got a pandemic in post-production. So it's been a very challenging period of time." … [Read more...] about Russell Crowe: Unhinged role reflects on ‘rage in Western society’

A 2018 study analysed more than 4,000 images in four major US medical textbooks, and found that only 4.5% of images showed dark skin. This is a problem in every branch of medicine, as it reinforces whiteness as the norm, but it is most troubling in the teaching of dermatology, where every problem is set against the canvas of skin it arises from. Ademide Adelekun and Ginikanwa Onyekaba, from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, recently published a similar study, but this time focusing on dermatology textbooks. Only 11.5% of images showed dark skin (of Fitzpatrick phototype V or VI). Earlier this year, I gave a lecture at the medical school I work at, about common skin problems. Even making a conscious effort to include pictures of various skin tones, I found it difficult to find relevant images in online medical libraries. … [Read more...] about Decolonising dermatology: why black and brown skin need better treatment