Sing Sing” co-writers Greg Kwedar, Clint Bentley and John “Divine G” Whitfield look back at the prison drama’s inspiring journey to the Oscars.

A trio of North Texas were nominated for their contributions to Sing Sing. NBC 5’s Deborah Ferguson tells us more on their story. Three North Texans were among Hollywood's best and brightest at the ...

On the heels of BAFTA, Golden Globe and Critics Choice award wins, Peter Straughan has now won the Oscar for best adapted ...

The 97th Academy Awards are upon us. Follow our live updating list throughout the 2025 Oscars to see all the winners, as they ...

Whether screenwriters use phonetics or standard language, and whether producers use AI or dialect coaches, questions of ...

I wouldn’t be the artist I am or the person I am had I not grown up in Fort Worth.” As “Sing Sing” heads to the Oscars, director Greg Kwedar talks about how his Fort Worth upbringing contributed to ...

A bill in the Arkansas legislature that would require public schools to show a human development bill to elementary students failed in committee on Wednesday after more than a hour of debate.

Ray Panthaki has lined up his feature directorial debut 'In Starland,' which will see Sing Sing' breakout Clarence Maclin in ...

Senator Breanne Davis voted against the bill and told KATV “Today I voted against HB1180 because it continues to list a ...

The true story behind 'Sing Sing' the film began in Sing Sing the prison, where a prison theater program changed lives.

Advertisement Article continues below this ad Greg Kwedar and Clint Bentley, both white, co-wrote “Sing Sing,” a story about rehabilitation through art in a maximum security prison where the ...

In most cases, screenwriters aspire to write dialogue that sounds authentic. But it’s not easy – and often requires collaboration to get it right. Writers noted how they’ll adjust their dialogue based ...