Blake Anderson moves from ‘Workaholics’ to ‘Woke’

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

Two more major movies are being delayed amid the very slow box office as the COVID-19 pandemic is still going on.

Jennifer Aniston brought out her red carpet best, even if the Emmys are being conducted virtually tonight. The actress wore a sleeveless black dress with diamonds on the Emmy stage, where she served as the night's first in-person presenter.

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.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor“We have a record number of Black Emmy nominees this year, which is great,” black-ish star Anthony Anderson began as he presented at the 2020 Emmys. “These Emmys would have been the NBA All-Star weekend and Wakanda all wrapped into one.”“This was supposed to be the Blackest Emmys ever.

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

Jennifer Aniston brought out her red carpet best, even if the Emmys are being conducted virtually tonight. The actress wore a sleeveless black Christian Dior dress with diamonds on the Emmy stage, where she served as the night's first in-person presenter.

Anderson Cooper, 53, took to Instagram on Sept. 18 to share one of the cutest father-son selfies out there! The television journalist could be seen laying down and smiling while his four-month-old son Wyatt laid down and smiled beside him in the snapshot. He wore black framed glasses as the adorable baby was shirtless and they looked as cozy as could be.

Anderson Cooper's father-son moments! The 53-year-old CNN anchor took to Instagram on Friday to share a sweet selfie with his son, Wyatt, ahead of the little one's five-month birthday.In the pic, the duo are lying down with smiles on their faces and baby Wyatt's adorable belly fully on display.«My son will be five months old in less than two weeks,» Cooper captioned the shot. «He is such a happy baby even though he has started teething.»«He loves being read to and so far Dr.

Anderson Cooper is such a good dad!

Ted Johnson Joe Biden will participate in a CNN town hall with Anderson Cooper on Sept.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterFollowing their hit TV show Workaholics and Netflix film Game Over Man, Blake Anderson, Adam Devine, Anders Holm and Kyle Newacheck are now looking to take their talents to the podcast world with their new weekly show This Is Important. It was first mentioned by Anderson on the Barstool Sports podcast KFC Radio and made official today.The podcast will launch this fall and be available on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are heard.

of Los Angeles, they’ll meet characters who represent the old and new faces of the community as they try to make it work as a married couple. Again.”Also Read: 'Black-ish' Sets Animated Election Special to Air in OctoberThe project is in the works at ABC Signature, with Barris serving as writer and executive producer on the project.