Elaine May, known as one half of the comedic duo Nichols and May, has not disappeared despite efforts to do so.

Barbra Streisand was honored with a Life Achievement award at the SAG awards and delivered a poignant acceptance speech paying tribute to the Jewish founders of the film industry who fled antisemitism in Eastern Europe to create movie studios like MGM and Warner Brothers.

British sound designer Johnnie Burn, known for his work in films like Under the Skin and Poor Things, discusses his process and research for the film Zone of Interest, directed by Jonathan Glazer.

Fran Drescher, known for her role in The Nanny, has emerged as a strong advocate for labor rights as the president of SAG-AFTRA during a joint strike with the WGA over issues like low pay in the streaming industry.

The Cannes Film Festival has returned to its usual state, with crowds and the usual business of the festival market.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has made the decision to include a permanent exhibition on Hollywood's Jewish pioneers after receiving backlash from donors.

The article discusses Hollywood's approach to religious-themed movies, noting upcoming releases like "Noah," "Son of God," and "Exodus."