Cynthia Nixon says Trump, coronavirus taught her America is in 'retrograde' when it comes to white supremacy

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Dr. Anthony Fauci is firing back at the Trump Administration after the premiere of their brand new campaign ad, which used his comments about the United States’ COVID-19 response “out of context”.

including celebrities. Many have spoken out about their own battles.Julia Louis-Dreyfus went public with her breast cancer diagnosis in September 2017 via Instagram.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor“We don’t anticipate in the immediate term any of these larger parks opening until we see more stability in terms of the data.” Those were the long-awaited words of California Governor Gavin Newsom on the fate of the state’s still-closed amusement parks.“We feel there’s no hurry to put out guidelines and we continue to work with the industry,” he continued. Those words will not land softy on the ears of those who run local theme parks.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticLike so many people, Cynthia Nixon had big plans for 2020. Her new series, Netflix’s “Ratched,” was to premiere (this plan, at least, remained unchanged, as the show launched in September).

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom issued a warning to coronavirus-weary Californians on Monday.“We continue to have a lot to do on COVID-19 transmission,” he said.“You’re starting to see an increase in COVID cases across the country,” the governor observed.

In 2016, Chris Rock was one of the first celebrities early on to predict that Donald Trump would defeat Hillary Clinton to become president. He didn't want that to happen — but he saw it coming while so many others were just making jokes over the absurdity of the situation.

posted.The president has faced strong criticism from both sides of the aisle for not denouncing white supremacists during the debate and telling hate group The Proud Boys to “stand back and stand by” — which is now being used a rallying cry by the far-right neo-fascist organization.Watch Wednesday’s “Fox & Friends” segment below:Brian Kilmeade: "Donald Trump ruined the biggest layup in the history of debates by not condemning white supremists.

Mad Men.Carrie's 'Newspaper Dress' was designed by John Galliano for Christian Dior and would have set her back $1,500.Cynthia Nixon, who played Miranda, didn't have pierced ears. All her earrings were clip-ons.When Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) proposed to Charlotte (Kristen Davis) outside Tiffanys, it wasn't the real Tiffanys.

The Hollywood Reporter.The show is one of several from Murphy with the streaming service, including The Politician and Hollywood.The series was given 18 episodes right off the bat so it means we have 10 more episodes to enjoy from the twisted mind of Ryan Murphy.Sarah Paulson, Cynthia Nixon, Finn Wittrock, Sophie Okonedo, Amanda Plummer, and Judy Davis are all likely to return.As are Vincent D’Onofrio and Brandon Flynn who’s destined for institutionalization given his character’s Henry Osgood’s

The "Sex and the City" franchise is famous for putting four iconic female characters on television and the big screen, Kim Cattrall among them, but the star has made it known that she is ready to say goodbye to her character. Cattrall, 64, played Samantha alongside Cynthia Nixon's Miranda in the franchise, and a third film was nearly ready to begin filming until Cattrall reportedly dropped out, allegedly because her participation hinged on Warner Bros.

Cynthia Nixon isn’t giving up hope on a potential Sex & the City 3 movie!

Much to the disappointment of Sex and the City fans, Kim Cattrall has made it crystal clear she is forever done playing Samantha Jones. That means a third SATC movie would need to have her role recast, or a new fab four character would have to come aboard. Miranda Hobbes herself Cynthia Nixon has the greatest idea when it comes to an iconic, sexy, sassy, blonde mature actress to play Samantha, and that is none other than her Ratched co-star Sharon Stone, 62. Bring on the Cosmos to that idea!

Can Sharon Stone be the one who solves Sex and the City’s Kim Cattrall problem?

Dwyane Wade, Khary Payton and more celebrities have opened up about their LGBTQ kids’ journeys.The professional basketball player revealed in February 2020 how his daughter Zaya came out as transgender, noting that he takes his “roles and responsibilities” as her father “very seriously.”The athlete said during an Ellen DeGeneres Show appearance at the time that his preteen was “born as a boy” and “originally named Zion,” but she sat down with Wade and his wife, Gabrielle Union, to share her

Cynthia Nixon is thinking about who could fill an iconic spot in the cast. The 54-year-old actress appeared on Tuesday's episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen and reacted to a fan's suggestion that fellow guest, Sharon Stone, take on the role of Samantha Jones.Kim Cattrall, who played Samantha on 's 10 seasons and in its two followup movies, has said she does not want to be reprise her role for a potential third film.«I think Sharon would be, of course, totally amazing.

Sharon Stone revealed which was her favourite on-screen kiss during an appearance on Tuesday’s “Watch What Happens Live”, alongside her “Ratched” co-stars Sarah Paulson and Cynthia Nixon.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Saturday night, the State of California dropped a damning report about how the state has dealt with — some would say not dealt with — the tidal wave of unemployment claims it has experienced since counties and businesses were shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.The report revealed that the state Employment Development Department’s backlog of unemployment insurance claims is growing by 10,000 a day during the COVID-fueled recession.

is Ryan Murphy’s latest, ambitious series, exploring the origins of one of film’s most iconic villains, Nurse Ratched of  Led by Sarah Paulson, the series fills out her backstory with a cast of eclectic characters played by the likes Cynthia Nixon, Sharon Stone, Sophie Okonedo and Jon Jon Briones, who opens up to ET about playing Dr.