There are no women of color on Forbes’ latest list of the industry’s highest-earning actresses. Remezcla examines the wage gap for Latinx thespians via the status of the extremely bankable Zoe Saldana.

The Shondaland and “Hamilton” creators will join Taraji P. Henson, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and more in receiving stars in 2018.

The actress claps back at critics who felt she was the wrong actress to portray Nina Simone.

The much-criticized actress also spilled what she learned from making the film.

“But there is something deeply shameful—and hurtful—in the fact that even today a young Nina Simone would have a hard time being cast in her own biopic. In this sense, the creation of ‘Nina’ is not a neutral act. It is part of the problem.”

Much of the backlash has been directed at star Zoe Saldana, rather than the filmmakers.

Yup.

The disaster-plagued “Nina” will finally arrive in theaters on April 22. Will you watch?

Dolores Huerta, George Lopez, America Ferrera and more penned an open letter decrying xenophobic and divisive rhetoric from this year’s Republican presidential hopefuls.

The actress had lots to say about the current immigration debate.

Zoe Saldana understands the backlash against her for playing Nina Simone, but says they ‘chose an artist who was willing to sacrife herself.’

The “Guardians of the Galaxy” star warns people not to “throw rocks when we all live in glass houses.”

The unauthorized biopic of Nina Simone has been riddled with criticism for casting Mary J. Blige and, most recently, Zoe Saldana in the starring role. Here, an (admittedly sentimental) argument for why it’s a fail.