Gabrielle Union Surprises Young Fan on Steve Harvey's Show for Embracing Her Hair (Exclusive)

NBC and Gabrielle Union have finally reached a settlement after their recent controversy. The 47-year-old former America’s Got Talent judge reached a settlement with the company following her allegations of a toxic workplace culture behind-the-scenes at the series, Variety reported Tuesday (September 29).

Gabrielle Union has settled her dispute with US TV network NBC after alleging there was a toxic environment on the set of America’s Got Talent.

Gabrielle Union and NBC have reached an «amicable resolution» after the actress filed a harassment, discrimination and retaliation complaint against the network, Simon Cowell, Fremantle and Syco Entertainment with California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing in Los Angeles in June, following her exit from .In Union's complaint filed by attorney Bryan Freedman and obtained by ET, she claimed NBC Entertainment Chairman Paul Telegdy tried to «silence and intimidate» her.

A young fan got a special delivery from Beyonce over the weekend. Lyric Chanel, who is fighting brain cancer/Anaplastic Ependymoma, shared an image of an arrangement of white flowers that she received from the 39-year-old Grammy winner.

Facebook Watch and launch the new talk show “Steve on Watch.” The first season debuted at the beginning of 2020 with strong numbers, and has already started releasing episodes of the second season, which premiered this month on the streaming platform.The new season was taped from Harvey’s Atlanta home in a newly constructed set to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hosted by Queen Latifah and featuring appearances by Gabrielle Union and a performance by Katharine McPhee-Foster, theAmerican Lung Association streamed its first-ever live digital fundraising event, #Act4Impact, on Saturday.

2 Chainz and Big Boi are the latest artists to face off in a new instalment of Celebrity Family Feud.The hip hop heavyweights went head to head on this week’s (September 24) episode of the much-loved game show. Long-running host Steve Harvey presented questions to both teams, 2 Chainz’s ‘Real U’ and Big Boi’s ‘Patton Clan’.

Hip-hop fans have witnessed plenty of rap battles over the years.

Natalie Portman, Gabrielle Union, Joaquin Phoenix and Mahershala Ali are among the stars featured in a new campaign video PSA titled #SuingtoSaveLives, released Thursday, in which they call forthe protection and safety of incarcerated individuals within the LA County Jail system from COVID-19. In the PSA launched by theJusticeLA COVID-19 Response Coalition team,powered by Reform LA Jails, stars also including Sterling K.

' most iconic episodes on Tuesday.During the «Zoom Where It Happens» event, the actors performed «The One Where No One's Ready.» Brown played Ross, while Bathe, his real-life wife, was Rachel. Aduba portrayed Phoebe, Sampson was Joey, Pope played Chandler and Hinds interpreted Monica.

It’s National Voter Registration Day, but Gabrielle Union is focusing on what comes next. The actress, 47, starred in a handy dandy how-to video on Facebook Watch during their Vote-A-Thon 2020 event, demonstrating to her fans how to vote by mail in the November 3 presidential election. She cleverly treated it like an unboxing video to draw viewers in.

Fall Out Boy and Weezer have gone head to head on the latest episode of Celebrity Family Feud.A clip of the episode on YouTube sees presenter Steve Harvey call Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz and Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo to the centre podium to begin the game.Wentz approaches Cuomo and embraces him in an awkwardly received hug, saying afterwards, “I think that’s the first time we’ve ever hugged!” Cuomo replied, “Maybe the last time.”Watch a clip of the episode below:Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Sunday 8 p.m., ABC “Everybody Loves Raymond” co-stars Ray Romano and Brad Garrett compete against each other while rock bands Fall Out Boy and Weezer go head-to-head — all for charity.

Steve Harvey has defended Ellen Degeneres insisting she doesn’t have any “racist tendency” after staff who work on her show complained about instances of racial microaggressions.The popular chat show host as been at the centre of a scandal after BuzzFeed News published a report in July (2020) which detailed staffers negative experiences on the Ellen set, including claims of being penalized for taking medical leave, instances of racial microaggressions and fear of retribution for raising

Yet another showbiz heavyweight is coming to the defence of Ellen DeGeneres.

Steve Harvey is speaking out in support of his friend Ellen DeGeneres amid a very public scandal involving toxic workplace accusations against her daytime show. The 63-year-old said called DeGeneres "one of the coolest and kindest people I've met in this business" during an appearance on PEOPLE (the TV Show!) Thursday.

COVID-19 tests and a live audience “wall” — Steve Harvey is taking ET on an exclusive tour of his home-turned-virtual set! The 63-year-old media personality launches season 2 of his Facebook Watch series,, on Sep.

Teyana Taylor, 29, is seriously glowing! The soon-to-be mother-of-two, who’s expecting her second child with husband Iman Shumpert, celebrated the baby girl with a star-studded baby shower. She donned a red dress for the September 3 event, which was tight around her growing bump and had a long, flowy sleeve design. She posed for a snap with Steve Harvey‘s daughter Lori Harvey who stunned in a black and white striped midi dress while cradling her friend’s bump.

Gabrielle Union's post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been "on 10" for several months. The 47-year-old actress has revealed that the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest in the US have taken their toll on her mental health.

Gabrille Union is sharing how she's coping with her PTSD amid such unprecedented times. The 47-year-old actress covers the October issue of and admits that she's faced some trying times with her own mental health amid the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter protests. «The combination of the pandemic and this racial reckoning, alongside being inundated with [images of] the brutalization of Black bodies, has sent my PTSD into overdrive,» she tells the magazine. «There’s just terror in