Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have made another very generous donation.
12.02.2021 - 00:13 / etcanada.com
“Judas And The Black Messiah” has been building buzz ahead of its release, thanks to performances from a cast that includes Daniel Kaluuya, LaKeith Stanfield, Dominique Fishback and Jesse Plemons. Now, director and writer Shaka King says he wrote the script with those actors in mind.
“It was in the scriptwriting process I wrote it for Daniel, LaKeith, Dominique and Jesse,” he tells ET Canada’s Keshia Chante. “Those four people I had in mind when the pen was on the pad.”
With a premiere at the
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have made another very generous donation.
Ben Croll When directors Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige uncovered a trove of photographs, journals and audio recordings they had made while growing up in Beirut of the 1980s, they knew these personal archives would fuel their next film.
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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are giving back.Earlier this week, Feeding America and Food Banks Canada both revealed in respective social media posts that the couple pledged $500,000 to each organization in support of their COVID-19 Response Funds. This decision to give back comes almost a year after the stars donated $500,000 to both when the pandemic first began in early 2020.Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds hilariously trolled each other on Valentine’s DayRyan Reynolds wished Betty White a
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Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson’s legendary career is being celebrated in a Heritage Minute.
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have donated $1 million to food banks for a second time amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Feeding America and Food Banks Canada announced the generous contributions via their social media pages on Monday, with the latter playfully poking fun at Reynold's fake feud with Hugh Jackman.«When #COVID19 first hit in early 2020, @VanCityReynolds and @BlakeLively generously donated $500K (USD) to US sister organization @FeedingAmerica and to Food Banks Canada helping
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively continue to help those in need.
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Despite being home to some of the biggest Black artists of the last decade, Canada is home to only a small handful of shows dedicated to Black music. On The Block, host Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe tackles all things Black music and brings listeners across various eras and genres, going from classics to today’s hits, and waxing poetic on all the influences in between.