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Chloé Zhao by Reflects on Her Historic Oscar Kate Wins at Sunday’S Academy Awards Aurthur and Reveals What’S Next for Her WITH NOMADLAND,’ EARNED A BEST PICTURE OSCAR AND BECAME THE SECOND WOMAN — AND FIRST WOMAN OF COLOR — TO WIN FOR DIRECTING BY KATE AURTHUR CONTENTS VARIETY ● 3 P.30 Milestone Moment “Nomadland” director Chloé Zhao By reflects on her historic Oscar Kate wins at Sunday’s Academy Awards Aurthur and reveals what’s next for her P.38 Money Matters By David Shared sacrifice didn’t play Lieberman FEATURES much of a role in CEO and compensation drops for 2020 Brent Lang P. 30 38 P.30 Chloé Zhao took home statuettes for directing and picture for “Nomadland.” Hair: Richard Collins/TMGLA/Oribe; Dress: Hermès Dress: Collins/TMGLA/Oribe; Hair: Richard Cover photograph by Andrew Eccles 4 ● CONTENTS 04.28.2021 P.46 Hollywood is trying new things to boost diversity and audience numbers. 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