Anthony Anderson’s Powerful Emmy Speech: “Black Stories, Black Performance And Black Lives Matter”

Jhené Aiko has released a new song to encourage people to hit the polls for the upcoming US presidential election – you can listen to ‘Vote’ below.Teaming up with hit show Black-ish, which stars Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross and Lawrence Fishburne, Aiko’s new song is set to feature in a pair of back-to-back episodes which will follow the Johnsons as they navigate the upcoming election.“Now more than ever it is vital that we all vote” Aiko said about the song, which hears her sing: “I just

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineOn Day 1 of ABC’s Virtu-Fall Presentations, Black-ish stars Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross and Laurence Fishburne joined creator Kenya Barris and showrunner Courtney Lilly to tease an upcoming, hour-long special, which will air ahead of the show’s Season 7 premiere.At the beginning of the panel, the cast and EPs addressed the fact that Black-ish Season 7 was initially scheduled to air mid-season, before being bumped up to Wednesday, October

Jimmy Kimmel addressed the all-time-low ratings for the 72nd annual Emmys ceremony, which he hosted, at the top of his ABC show on Monday. "Well, I hosted the virtual Emmys last night.

Normal People's Paul Mescal and Insecure's Yvonne Orji, got suitably dressed up for the occasion.While Mescal posed a for a picture on the stairs of his home in his Louis Vuitton suit, Orji went one step further, filling her home with gold balloons, champagne and red roses.The only thing that could outshine her home set-up was Orji herself, who looked flawless in a red sequinned, thigh-high split gown.A post shared by Yvonne Orji (@yvonneorji)She paired the look with a matching deep-red lip and

Emmy Awards featured lots of sexy A-list men including Sterling K. Brown, Jason Bateman and Anthony Anderson going all-out in stylish looks — and we are so here for it.Though the 72nd annual awards show on Sunday, September 20, didn’t have a red carpet because of the COVID-19 pandemic, celebs still went all out for their mostly virtual appearances.

Anthony Anderson and Jimmy Kimmel recited "Black Lives Matter" repeatedly together during the Emmys as a record number of Black artists were nominated in 2020. The Black-ish actor took the stage at the Staples Center for a comedy bit centered on how the 2020 Emmys would have been an amazing ceremony for Black nominees and viewers, had the audience been able to be there in person.

Emmy Awards took place on Sunday 20 September, with Euphoria star Zendaya and  Schitt’s Creek actor Catherine O’Hara walking away with the prizes for Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series and Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series respectively.For the awards ceremony, which was held virtually for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic – with nominees tuning in over video call from the comfort of their homes – Sandra Oh made a powerful statement with her outfit of choice, wearing a jacket

The 2020 Emmy Awards were like no other award shows before it as the coronavirus pandemic led to TV's biggest night to take place virtually with the exception of Jimmy Kimmel hosting live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles without an audience.

Emmys to make tired pandemic jokes.The star of “Black-ish,” 50, joined host Jimmy Kimmel in-person (socially distanced) for the 2020 Emmys to read the nominees for Best Limited Series and present HBO’s “Watchmen” with the award.Before reading the winner, Anderson, who often brings his mom along on his Hollywood gigs, did an extended and gravely serious bit with no comedy involved.“We have a record of black Emmy nominees this year, which is great,” he said.

Ellise Shafer editor“Black-ish” star and nine-time Emmy nominee Anthony Anderson took the stage at the 72nd Emmy Awards to present the award for outstanding limited series, and took the opportunity to make a statement about Black Lives Matter and representation in Hollywood.“Before we announce the nominees, I have a few things I’d like to say,” Anderson said to host Jimmy Kimmel.As Kimmel began to tell him that this was not what they decided in rehearsal, Anderson cut him off:“We have a record

2020 Emmy Awards, celebrities seized the opportunity to address a serious matter that has divided America in recent months: the Black Lives Matter movement.During the preshow, Regina King sported a shirt with a photo of Breonna Taylor on it, while Yvonne Orji had a raised fist shaved in her hair in solidarity with BLM. Sterling K. Brown also showed support in the form of a T-shirt.Black Lives Matter was formed in July 2013 after George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the shooting death of 17-year-old

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorViewers who tune in tonight to see the TV industry’s Emmy Awards no doubt expect to encounter celebrities like Jimmy Kimmel, Mindy Kaling, Anthony Anderson and Sterling K. Brown.

Emmy Awards air Sunday at 5 p.m.

anti-racism performance on Britain’s Got Talent. The media watchdog said that it received around 24,500 complaints over the dance troupe’s performance on the ITV talent show on September 5.

Eight series will vie for the best comedy series trophy at this year'sEmmys. Curb Your Enthusiasm,Dead to Me,The Good Place,Insecure,The Kominsky Method,The Marvelous Mrs.

This year's 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards is welcoming a myriad of stars. Anthony Anderson, America Ferrera, Issa Rae, Gabrielle Union, J.J.

For Da’Vonne Rogers and Bayleigh Dayton, “Big Brother All-Stars” has been more than an opportunity to play a game — it’s been a platform. On Thursday’s dramatic live eviction episode, Da’Vonne made sure to use the opportunity to share a powerful message supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.