Bethenny Frankel talks B Strong's disaster relief efforts in Louisiana, how she navigates around red tape

Epix and Blumhouse have set premiere dates for two films from their original TV movie slate. A House on the Bayou will surface on November 19, and American Refugee arrives December 10.

R. Kelly has had his key to the city of Baton Rouge, Louisiana rescinded by a former city council member after he was found guilty of multiple accounts of sex trafficking and racketeering.Kelly, who was found guilty on all charges against him this week, received the key to the city of Baton Rouge back in February of 2013 from former East Baton Rouge Metro Council member, turned Louisiana State Representative, C.

Emancipation, directed by Antoine Fuqua, in which he plays a slave fleeing a plantation in Louisiana.Discussing his role and why he had not wanted to make a film about slavery in the past, Smith recently told GQ that he “didn’t want to show Black people in that light”.“I’ve always avoided making films about slavery,” he began, “In the early part of my career…I didn’t want to show Black people in that light.

EXCLUSIVE: The Thing About Pam has found its opening director.

Louisiana. A wrenching tale of child molestation in segregated northern Louisiana of the 1970s is is beautifully composed with nuances of shade and color.“Fire” premiered in 2019 at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and was brought to the Met as part of a co-production that will travel to the Lyric Opera of Chicago in March and Los Angeles Opera in a future season.

Will Smith is all about being positive.

All about self-care! Queen Sugar star Dawn-Lyen Gardner is a busy woman, but she still makes time for herself.

Scott Huver A who’s who of some of the most famous faces among the Hollywood’s Asian diaspora turned out to support writer, director and actor Justin Chon at the Los Angeles premiere of his buzzed-about new film “Blue Bayou,” including Awkwafina, Benedict Wong, Jimmy O.

is a melodrama that lives in the black and whites of life, in the cut and dried institutions that would put a devoted family man, adopted and brought to the States as a small child, in danger of being deported from the only home he's ever known.Writer-director Justin Chon stars as Antonio LeBlanc, a Korean adoptee raised in the Louisiana bayou, laboring to make a better life for his pregnant wife, Kathy (Alicia Vikander), and stepdaughter, Jessie (Sydney Kowalske).

Louisiana and The Louisiana Museum Foundation. Tickets cost $15 and proceeds will benefit recovery efforts in Louisiana following Hurricane Ida."He could have celebrated the release of his first album anywhere, but chose to celebrate at the New Orleans Jazz Museum because of his love of this state, the people and our unique culture,” Louisiana Lt.

One man show! Mark Duplass made his Hollywood debut as a coproducer in 1996’s Connect 5 and started Duplass Brothers Productions with his brother, Jay Duplass. Six years later, he wrote, produced and acted in his first short film, The New Brad. The Louisiana native has had a steady gig in the entertainment industry ever since, writing, producing, editing and acting in both film and television.

BFFs know best! Addison Rae recently dished on her close friend Kourtney Kardashian’s love life amid her alleged Instagram drama with ex Scott Disick.

Teyana Taylor had support from her celebrity friends while debuting her new PrettyLittleThing collaboration during New York Fashion Week!

Motown Records and rapper/songwriter YoungBoy Never Broke Again have announced a global joint venture with his Never Broken Again, LLC record label.

TMZ. He was 42.Reports indicate that Johnson and the other victims are believed to have unknowingly used cocaine laced with fentanyl while attending a party in Venice, California, on Friday night.

posted to its website Friday that the building would remain closed as they begin the process of cleaning up after the hurricane. “Oak Alley will remain closed as we assess any damages from Hurricane Ida and to allow our staff the time they need to take care of their own properties and families,” a statement on the website read. “We appreciate your messages of support during this difficult time for the entire SE Louisiana region.