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From Massachusetts dreamer to Hollywood icon

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By Amanda Salas Verified
| KTTV-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
As FOX 11 continues to celebrate Black Heritage Month, we share the story of one of the most celebrated women in Hollywood. What we know: You may not see her on-camera, but her work has played a crucial role in several iconic films - Ruth E. Carter is the most nominated Black woman in Oscar history. "Costume design became something that felt very natural for me as an artist," she told Good Day LA's Amanda Salas.
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The rise of Ruth E. Carter: From Massachusetts dreamer to Hollywood icon

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By Amanda Salas Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
LOS ANGELES - As FOX 11 continues to celebrate Black Heritage Month, we share the story of one of the most celebrated women in Hollywood. What we know You may not see her on-camera, but her work has played a crucial role in several iconic films – Ruth E. Carter is the most nominated Black woman in Oscar history. "Costume design became something that felt very natural for me as an artist," she told Good Day LA’s Amanda Salas.
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Odessa A'zion casting controversy explained

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By Kelli Johnson Verified, Amanda Salas Verified
| KTTV-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Odessa A'zion will no longer star in A24's adaption of "Deep Cuts," after she was slammed for being cast as a character with Mexican heritage. What we know: Earlier this week, it was announced A'zion would star in the Sean Durkin film based on the popular Holly Brickley novel. A'zion was cast for the role of Zoe Gutierrez, a character of Mexican heritage who is Jewish.
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