The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is responding to criticism from Hollywood Jewish figures regarding an exhibit that celebrates Hollywood's Jewish roots. In a statement, the museum acknowledged the concerns and pledged to make immediate changes to address them. The exhibit, titled Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital, faced backlash for using language that reinforced stereotypes and vilified its subjects. United Jewish Writers penned an open letter expressing disappointment and frustration, citing a double standard and potential antisemitism in the exhibit's portrayal of Hollywood's problematic past. Prominent figures such as Casey Wasserman, David Schwimmer, and Amy Sherman-Palladino signed the letter. In response, the museum announced plans to convene an advisory group of experts to ensure the exhibit's narrative is respectful and accurate. The Academy Museum is committed to telling these important stories in a meaningful and inclusive way.