Back to Black: Amy Winehouse biopic reviewed by an alcohol expert 
From concert halls to movie soundtracks, Arnold Schoenberg’s legacy as a classical composer still resounds 
As ‘Oppenheimer’ triumphs at the Oscars, we should ask how historical films frame our shared future 
Taylor Swift's Exclusive Singapore Concerts Stir Diplomatic Buzz at ASEAN Summit 
Disney, Warner Bros Discovery, Fox Sports JV Expects 5M Subscriber Sign-ups in Five Years 
The ideal James Bond is an actor on the cusp of superstardom – as film history shows 
BTS’ HYBE Agency Inks Deal With Universal Music Group for Distribution Rights, Weverse 
Fox Announces Leadership Shake-Up, Company Restructuring for Its Fox Entertainment Studio 
SM Entertainment Stock Prices Dive Amid Departure of Shinee Members, Aespa’s Dating Expose` 
Glastonbury’s first K-pop group is a reflection of years of Korean government strategy 
Netflix, Bath & Body Works Collaborate to Release “Bridgerton” Fragrance Collection 
The ICEE Company, Sony Pictures Collaborate for ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ Film Release 
Why are blooper reels so funny? 
Nintendo, Illumination to Produce 'Super Mario Bros.' Movie Prequel 
Bagpipes in space: how Hans Zimmer created the dramatic sound world of the new Dune film 
George Clooney has joined many other celebrities in making their voice heard in calling for a lasting change and ending racism following the death of black American George Floyd in Minneapolis.
To do that, Clooney, in an essay, urged the United States citizens to vote, as it is the only way to bring about lasting change.
Clooney's essay, which was published by the Daily Beast stated that Floyd was indeed murdered.
The 46-year-old Floyd was arrested for allegedly buying cigarettes using a fake bill at a corner store.
Footage of his arrest showed then police officer Derek Chauvin shoving his knee on the back of Floyd's neck while he was on his stomach on the ground. The white police officer held his position despite Floyd shouting that he couldn't breathe.
Floyd eventually became unconscious and died later in the hospital.
Chauvin was dismissed from service and is now facing a murder charge in the third degree and a manslaughter charge.
In encouraging people to vote, Clooney said that what happened to Floyd had happened to several others in the past. And, the only way to stop it is to have fundamental changes not only in law enforcement but also in the criminal justice system.
The 59-year-old Hollywood star also called out US President Donald Trump, who had tweeted several controversial statements in the wake of the incident.
In one of the President's tweets, he had seemingly threatened that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."
Several looting and riots have been occurring alongside the protests that have been happening in the big cities of the US.
Clooney penned that instead of leaders who encouraged violence and hatred, the country needs leaders who can make policies that are fair to all its citizens regardless of color and race.
Clooney, though expressed the hopes that no one else will die in the protests.
While Clooney is doing his part by penning the essay, other celebrities have joined the protest, others have used their social media accounts to urge their followers to help end racism while others are donating money to pay for bail and legal needs of those who are arrested in the protest.
Image credit courtesy of John Bauld/Flickr
