CNN  —  The nominees for the 30th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were announced on Wednesday morning and it was a good day for one of the announcers. “Succession” scored the most television nominations with five, while for films it was “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” each with four. Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani shared the list of nominees via Instagram Live, and he noted that two films Rae appeared in, “Barbie” and “American Fiction,” received nominations.

The Flash, directed by Andy Muschietti and starring Ezra Miller, was released in theatres this week. The DCEU film had a surprise cameo of Lord Hanuman. You read that right.Fans who watched The Flash noticed a Lord Hanuman poster in Barry Allen's room. The poster shows up when Barry invites Iris West (Kiersey Clemons) over for a drink. The poster is impossible to miss. The Flash having a Hanuman reference is interesting as the DCEU is a rather diverse movie universe.

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Anti-Israel protests at American universities have made headlines in the aftermath of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack. And almost simultaneously, many conservative critics — including GOP presidential candidates — have used those protests as an opportunity to ramp up their assault on higher education, eagerly yoking them to their long-standing accusations of “liberal indoctrination.” Eliminationist chants, partisan DEI officers, angry mobs hey-hey, ho-ho-ing their support for terrorists — in terms of Republican's favorite straw men, the “woke,” liberal campus of 2023 has them all!

Explore More The days of the Fyre Festival, “Tiger King” and NXIVM might be over, but there’s still plenty of docuseries covering scams and oddball topics. As many scripted shows went on hiatus in thenow-resolved writers and actors strikes, 2023 boasted an embarrassment of riches for unscripted TV. And, it wasn’t your mother’s classy Ken Burns documentaries. This year’s documentaries covered conspiracy theories, people who believed they were deities, murders, oddball subcultures and news stories so strange that it’s hard to believe they’re true.