“What an honor,” Singer wrote as a caption to a behind-the-scenes still featuring himself in the director’s chair on set during filming. The director, who was fired from the Freddie Mercury biopic before the conclusion of filming, posted to Instagram after the ceremony with gratitude to the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. Watch the full video interview to see what Milano has to say about how Time’s Up has changed Hollywood in the last year.īryan Singer was AWOL at Sunday night’s Golden Globes ceremony, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t celebrating the triumph of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” “For me in 2019, I’m going to really try to focus on how I can help those industries.” “I’m more concerned with the women in the field who have to farm with no supervision, and the women in prison, and the homeless women, and the women in the military, and people that live paycheck to paycheck that don’t have the means to come forward, or feel like they’re going to lose their job,” she said. “I’m less concerned with the Golden Globes and how this feels,” she told The Times when asked about how it felt to be back on the Globes red carpet a year later. Now a year later, actress, activist and #MeToo movement leader Alyssa Milano is looking ahead to what Time’s Up could do next - and she’s looking far beyond the entertainment world. Time’s Up left an indelible mark on Hollywood with its fashion blackout at the 2018 Golden Globes. FASHION: Greens and blues make a mark | The return of the fancy bow | The rise of green jewelry | Beauty hits and missesĪlyssa Milano discusses the changes and impact that the Time’s Up movement has had over the last year.VIDEOS: Michelle Yeoh on ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ | Alyssa Milano talks Time’s Up 2019 goals | Awards season survival guide. ![]()
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