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Dino-Ray Ramos

Associate Editor/Reporter

Dino-Ray joined Deadline in 2017 and writes about inclusion and diversity issues in the industry, genre film & TV, as well as pop culture and media. Based in Los Angeles, he also covers events and awards shows such as the Oscars, Emmys, Comic-Con and the TCA press tour. Additionally, he co-hosts the New Hollywood Podcast with Deadline's Amanda N'Duka, which champions people of color, women, members of the LGBTQ community and other underrepresented voices in film and television. A Texas native, Dino-Ray worked as film and TV reporter for the Oakland Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle before moving to Los Angeles. Prior to Deadline, he was chief film critic at the Tracking Board and has written for Vogue, Entertainment Tonight, Bustle, Paste Magazine, Queerty and NBC Asian America.

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Los Angeles’ Fairfax Protest: The Peaceful & Inspiring Demonstration You Didn’t See, And First-Hand Accounts Of the Aftermath That Played Out On TV

Pan Pacific Park is located in a family-friendly area of Los Angeles, filled with local shops and across the street from Park La Brea known for being home to Angeleno newbies. Right next door to the park is The Grove, an outdoor mall that is adjacent the iconic Original Farmers Market, an L.A. institution that…
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‘We’re Here’: Shangela, Eureka O’Hara And Bob The Drag Queen Talk Season Finale And How Pride Month Promotes Unity

As HBO’s unscripted series We’re Here ends its inaugural season, it ushers in Pride month — and there isn’t a better way to do that than with celebrated drag queens Shangela, Eureka O’ Hara and Bob the Drag Queen. The gag-worthy queens traveled across the country and visited different small towns where they would…
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New Hollywood Podcast: ‘The Eddy’s Andre Holland Talks Jazz Culture, Music Influences And Shows Off His French

In The Eddy Andre Holland continues to show us his diverse acting chops with the role of Elliott, a jazz pianist who used live be big time in New York but has since moved to Paris where he co-owns the struggling titular club. Before he was schooling us in jazz, we saw him scare things up in the Hulu horror series Castl…
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‘America’s Got Talent’ Leads Tuesday Ratings; ‘DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow’ Season Finale Steady

America’s Got Talent slipped a tenth from last week’s season premiere to a 1.3 in the adults 18-49 demographic while netting 8.70 million viewers, with both totals topping Tuesday night in primetime. World of Dance (0.9, 4.50M) also dipped in the demo and dropped some eyes after last week’s debut. Still, NBC won the…
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APA Observes Blackout Tuesday With “A Conversation For Action” To Address Racial Injustice – Update

UPDATED with latest: APA observed Blackout Tuesday today with “A Conversation for Action,” part of its Elevate speaker series. The Zoom webinar’s audience included showrunners, managers, studio and network executives, producers and talent who heard from voices including attorney/political organizer/journalist Anoa…
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‘The Baker And The Beauty’ Rises In Season Finale; ‘Titan Games’ And ‘Wall’ Top Monday

ABC aired a two-part season finale of its freshman romantic dramedy The Baker and the Beauty on Monday, which delivered a 0.6 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic for the first hour and 3.01 million viewers. If that holds after adjustments due to preemptions, it could mark a series high. The second half earned a 0.5…
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ViacomCBS Unveils 8-Minute, 46-Second Blackout Video Tribute to George Floyd – Update

UPDATED 1:30 PM: ViacomCBS has unveiled a powerful 8-minute, 46-second video tribute to George Floyd, which marks the time in which Floyd was pinned to the ground with a police officer’s knee on his neck, resulting in his death. You can watch above. In an internal memo, ViacomCBS President of Entertainment and Youth…
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CAA Strengthens Diversity And Inclusion Efforts With Addition Of Lisa Joseph Metelus To CAA Board, Participation In ‘Blackout Tuesday’

During a time where people of color — specifically Black people — and members of marginalized communities are being treated with injustice, CAA is looking to push the needle with new efforts that aim to foster the agency’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. CAA has taken action and appointed Lisa Joseph Metelus to…
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Shudder Acquires Streaming Rights To Nicolas Cage Sci-Fi Horror ‘Color Out Of Space’ And Vampire Pic ‘The Shed’

EXCLUSIVE: Genre-driven streaming service Shudder has acquired the U.S. streaming rights for both the Richard Stanley-directed sci-fi horror Color Out of Space as well as Frank Sabatella’s vampire pic The Shed. Both pics, which are from RJLE Films, are set to debut on Shudder in the U.S. later this year. "We're…
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Women In Film LA Responds To Violence Against Black Americans, Says Its Time For ‘Systemic Change’

Women In Film Los Angeles released a statement in regards to the recent protests and demonstrations in L.A. and around the world against unjust violence against the black community which include the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery. “Violence against Black Americans must end,” they posted on…
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