Bonanza The Hopefuls
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| Originally published | 2016 |
| Authors | Jennifer Close |
| Genres | Political Fiction |
| Movies/Shows | Bonanza |
| Air date | October 8, 1960 |
| Episode number | 5 |
| Season number | 2 |
| Writer | E. Jack Neuman |
| Directors | James Neilson |
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| ID | 1141243 |
About Bonanza The Hopefuls
Outlaws plot to steal a trunk containing the savings of a religious group heading for a new life in the West.
Sunak leads among Tory MPs but Johnson camp claims growing support
... The Hopefuls have until 14:00 BST on Monday to declare they have got the support of 100 MPs, qualifying them for the next stage of the race...
Tax cut beauty contest could turn ugly
... But one wonders whether while drawing up their campaign pledges, The Hopefuls had chance to look at a report by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the government s independent forecaster...
The 94-year-old mayor in a race for re-election
... Chris Bockman interviewed one of The Hopefuls - the ninety Andre Trigano...
General Election 2019: Who will be Labour's next leader?
... But for now, here are The Hopefuls: Who is running for Labour s leadership? The 57-year-old shadow Brexit secretary was the first to make it on to the final ballot after winning the backing of Unison, the shopworkers union Usdaw, and the Socialist Environment and Resources Association (Sera), an affiliate group...
Golden Globes criticised for all-male director nominees
... Instead, The Hopefuls for best director are Quentin Tarantino, Bong Joon Ho, Sam Mendes, Todd Phillips and Martin Scorsese...
Eurovision Song Contest 2019: BBC reveals this year's hopefuls
... The Hopefuls, most of which have been presented to come from the ranks of TV reality shows, on BBC Radio 2 on Wednesday...
Golden Globes criticised for all-male director nominees
The Golden Globes has released its list of nominees for best director, and it's been criticised for featuring no women, again.
Since 2000, the awards show has nominated More Than 100 men for the category, and only four women.
These figures aren't rare, with The Oscars nominating only Three Women for best director in The Past 20 years, compared with 87 men.
This isn't the First Time the Golden Globes have faced backlash over their nominations list.
Last year, when presenting the award, Natalie Portman made a point to say "here are the all-male nominees".
After, you could be forgiven for thinking the organisation might have made steps to change the landscape this year.
Instead, The Hopefuls for best director are Quentin Tarantino , Bong Joon Ho, Sam Mendes , Todd Phillips and Martin Scorsese .
Rebecca Goldman, from the Time's Up Foundation, said: "The omission of women isn't just a Golden Globes Problem - it is an industry-wide crisis and it's unacceptable.
"Time's Up will continue to fight until talented female directors get the opportunities and recognition they deserve. "
Actress Charlize Theron says the lack of female nominees in The Best director category is "really, really ridiculous".
She: "No woman wants to get nominated because it's The Right thing to do.
"It's Not Cool . . we've got to keep making noise until we're heard and these stories get recognised. "
The Last female director to be nominated for a Golden Globe was Ava Duvernay for her film Selma in 2015The lack of women directing films can't be ignored, with working on The Top 250 US domestic grossing films in 2018.
It's thought, by some, that women are put off pursuing a career in directing because they don't see their Role Models getting accolades they feel they deserve.
"[Directing] has not been a role where women have seen many other women Role Models ," The Chair of Time's Up UK, Heather Rabbatts told the BBC in 2018.
"The more that we see women directors coming through, the greater encouragement that will give to other women To Believe that they too can do these roles. "
Some expected Greta Gerwig to be nominated for directing Little Women .
Saoirse Ronan , who played Jo March in the film, nodded to Greta's lack of acknowledgement when thanking the Hollywood Foreign Press Association .
She Said : "My performance in this film belongs to Greta as much as it does myself and I share this recognition completely with her. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
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