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Episode Date: March 14, 2026Women in Films nineteenth pre-Oscars gala honored women nominees for the twenty twenty-six Academy Awards, featuring leading actresses Kate Hudson and Renate Reinsve, songwriter Diane Warren, doc...umentarian Tig Notaro, and production designer Alice Felton. Held at Bette Davis former home, the event celebrated ongoing determination for gender equality in Hollywood, with Women in Film CEO Kirsten Scaffer emphasizing the long fight for inclusion. Founded in nineteen seventy-three, the organization continues to champion gender equality, supporting careers and boosting representation in film. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.thednn.ai/ecbf127739063a54
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Women in Film marked its 19th year of hosting a pre- Oscars gala to honor women nominees for the
2026 Academy Awards. The event drew over 30 nominees from categories like acting, producing,
songwriting, and production design. Held at the historic wheelhouse in Los Angeles, once home to actress
Bet Davis, the night featured speeches and a group photo, all backed by Max. Mara.
leading actress nominees Kate Hudson and Renate Rinesh
joined the celebration alongside Diane Warren for her original song
Tig Nataro for her documentary and Alice Felton for production design
supporters including Alicia Silverstone John Batiste
and Lisa Ann Walter turned out to cheer them on
Women in films CEO Kirst and Scaffer spoke about the long fight for inclusion in Hollywood
noting how women have pushed for seats at tables not built
for them she emphasized that the gathering was a moment
to celebrate ongoing determination rather than a finished battle. Founded in 1973, the organization
has long championed gender equality, tackling bias, supporting careers, and boosting. Representation
and film. Their work highlights women's talent and grid across the industry. This year's
nominees stood out not just for their storytelling, but for advocating equality and free speech.
Officials expressed deep pride in uplifting these voices ahead of the Oscars. D&NN is brought to you
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