Hollywood’s moronic new plan to enforce ‘diversity’ has already backfired

The Oscars has a longstanding tradition of awarding the prize for Best Picture to the most boring film of the year. From now on, however, the judges’ picks will be even more achingly worthy than ever. Because, as of this year, a film will be shortlisted for Best Picture only if it conforms to strict new rules on “diversity”. So, for example, at least one of its lead actors, or a “significant” supporting actor, must come from a list of “underrepresented” minorities.