Oscar nominee Fernanda Torres has issued an apology for wearing blackface in a comedy sketch 17 years ago. The "I'm Still Here" star, 59, in a statement to Deadline on Sunday acknowledged that ...

It had a little bit of everything, from scandals involving artificial intelligence ("The Brutalist") and intimacy coordinators ("Anora") to resurfaced instances of blackface ("I’m Still Here ...

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Oscar 2025 marked the event with a mix of well-deserved winners and surprising upsets. Fernanda Torres, the Oscar-nominated actress for her powerful performance in I’m Still Here, has been undoubtedly ...

Brazilian actress Fernanda Torres won the Golden Globe for best ... sketch comedy series "Fantastico," in which she appeared in blackface. She told Deadline, "At that time, despite the efforts ...

Torres is only the second Brazilian to be nominated for an acting Oscar. The first was her own mother — 95-year-old Fernanda Montenegro, perhaps the only actor more legendary than her daughter ...

In addition, he thanked his leading lady Fernanda Torres as well as her mother Fernanda ... she apologized for a resurfaced clip of her performing Blackface in a Brazilian sketch comedy series ...

Another nominee, Fernanda Torres (I'm Still Here), issued a public apology after a 17-year-old comedy sketch resurfaced in which she appeared in blackface. While Torres expressed regret and ...

Fernanda Torres is following in the footsteps of her beloved mother, Fernanda Montenegro, at the Academy Awards tonight. Nominated for Best Actress, Torres becomes just the second Brazilian ...

Much like Torres, and Torres’ legendary mother Fernanda Montenegro, Waddington is key part of the Brazilian film industry. He got his film career started in 1998 when he directed a documentary ...

AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo Actress Fernanda Torres, nominated for I'm Still Here, was at the center of controversy after a 2008 Brazilian comedy sketch resurfaced showing her in blackface.

Fernanda Torres in "I'm Still Here ... In the skit, Torres portrayed multiple characters, including one with blackface. She apologized in a lengthy statement shared by Deadline.