Celebrity Parents Share Experiences Talking to Their Kids About Interacting With Police Officers

Jimmy Kimmel apologized for the “embarrassing” impressions he did of multiple Black celebrities in the 1990s, including former NBA star Karl Malone. For his Malone impression, shown on the Comedy Central program The Man Show, which ran from 1999-2004, Jimmy wore blackface. In a prepared statement, the Jimmy Kimmel Live! host said that he believes that he’s evolved and “matured over the last twenty-plus years,” and hopes that is “evident to anyone who watches my show.”

Jimmy Kimmel has issued an apology over a resurfaced video of him using the N-word during an impersonation of Snoop Dogg.

One of Megan Fox‘s old interviews is going viral and people are calling out both director Michael Bay and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel.

Saira Khan has opened up exclusively to HELLO! about how her family has coped with lockdown in the past few extraordinary months.MORE: Saira Khan's home will give you serious interiors inspiration - take a look insideAs we join the Loose Women presenter at the Oxfordshire home she shares with her husband Steve Hyde, their two children Zac, 12, and nine-year-old Amara, and their new puppy Vera, Saira proudly says: "I feel lucky that we as a family have done so well to keep things

Peter White Television EditorJuneteenth, the commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States, was a focus for last night’s late-night talk shows.Many of the shows featured interviews and sketches based on today’s celebration with calls from hosts and guests calling for states to follow Virginia, New York and Texas and make it a national holiday.Jimmy Kimmel had Pharrell Williams on his ABC show.

Also Read: Pharrell Williams on How He Got Virginia to Make Juneteenth an Official State Holiday (Video)Pharrell on Thursday night went on “Kimmel” and revealed that he had just come from Virginia and convinced Gov. Ralph Northam to make Juneteenth a state holiday.“I called them and said, ‘Man, this is important for not only your own legacy, but the legacy of Virginia,” Williams told Jimmy Kimmel.

Amy Schumer, Grimes and more celebrity parents have changed their kids’ names after their arrivals.The comedian and her husband, Chris Fischer, welcomed their baby boy, Gene Attell, in May 2019. The couple, who wed the previous year, revealed the little one’s name two days later.By April 2020, the pair had given the toddler a new middle name.

Kirstie Alley doesn’t think “13 Reasons Why” is fit for kids.

Kansas City mayor pardons man who filmed police officers’ alleged assault of transgender womanCity of Tallahassee will delay releasing name of police officer who shot and killed trans man Tony McDadeCongressional LGTBQ+ Equality Caucus endorses resolution condemning police brutalityAs a free LGBTQ publication, Metro Weekly relies on advertising in order to bring you unique, high quality journalism, both online and in our weekly edition.

Kerry Washington wants to change the way her children look at Black History. During her virtual visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Little Fires Everywhere star shared she is having open conversations at home about the state of the world.  "There's a lot of posts about privilege looks like discovering that racism exists as opposed to knowing that it exists," she told host Jimmy Kimmel.

As lockdown eases up slightly, a handful of famous faces have decided to send their children back to school, as schools resumed recently with Reception and years one and six. Schools, colleges and nurseries all shut their doors amid the coronavirus pandemic some nine weeks ago as the UK went into lockdown, and only remained open for vulnerable youngsters and the children of key workers.

Constant conversations. Regina King has had multiple discussions with her 24-year-old son, Ian, about interacting with police officers.

Starting their social justice efforts early! Amanda Stanton, January Jones and other celebrity parents have brought their children to protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Regina King has shed more light on the precautions black mothers take while raising their sons.  During a remote appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday, the Oscar-winning star and host Jimmy Kimmel discussed how black parents speak to their children about interacting with police and other people in society.  "I think in most of black homes. it's not just a conversation," she told Kimmel.

Teaching moment. Shaquille O’Neal told Jimmy Kimmel about the conversations he has had with his sons in efforts to avoid police brutality.

Shaquille O'Neal is opening up. During his virtual visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live, the NBA legend opened up about the candid conversations he has with his children Taahriah, 23, Myles, 23, Shareef, 20, Amirah, 18, Shaqir, 17, and Me'arah, 14 about police brutality and how to interact with police officers.