Halle Berry, 55, Shows Off Hanging Workout Move That Leaves Kerry Washington Stunned

Kerry Washington’s bag isn’t what it used to look like. “It’s a little different these days,” reveals the 44-year-old actress. “I don’t go out a whole bunch!” But when she does, “I usually [bring] two kinds of wipes,” notes the Scandal alum. “The Neutrogena makeup remover towelettes, which are good for everything under the sun, and nowadays, alcohol wipes. That’s just super important.”

EXCLUSIVE: Laurence Fishburne will play The Schoolmaster and Michelle Yeoh Professor Anemone in The School For Good And Evil, joining Charlize Theron, Kerry Washington, Sofia Wylie and Sophia Anne Caruso in the Paul Feig-directed pic for Netflix.

Halle Berry is turning her backyard into a runway.  The "John Wick" actress, 54, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a jaw-dropping, red carpet-inspired look with her social media followers.

Kerry Washington is taking a break from social media. The star took to Twitter to reveal that she's taking «a little break from the socials.» Washington put together a fun video montage of all the things she would've posted over the month of March had she not decided to go on a social media hiatus.«I love you guys.

Kerry Washington is taking a little break from social media.

Less than 36 hours before the Golden Globes, Law Roach sounded utterly relaxed as he was finalizing the details of two of Sunday night’s most high-profile women, double nominee Anya Taylor-Joy (for Emmaand Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit) — who went on to win for the latter project — and presenter Tiffany Haddish.

Jane Fonda is this year's Cecil B.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler proved to be the ultimate dynamic duo right from the opening monologue of Golden Globes 2021 with their fiery one-liners, that hit 'em right where it hurts.

Golden Globes, mounting a campaign for change hours before tonight’s ceremony (February 28).The Hollywood Foreign Press Association was recently revealed to have no Black members on its 87-person voting committee, according to an exposé.The likes of Ava DuVernay, Jennifer Aniston, Sterling K. Brown, Olivia Wilde, Kerry Washington, Judd Apatow and more have all spoken out about the issue in social media posts ahead of the 2021 virtual ceremony.“Old news.

Angelique Jackson Stars like Sterling K. Brown and Kerry Washington are speaking up about the lack of diversity in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s ranks, namely the fact that the organization does not currently have a single Black member.This wave of criticism comes ahead of Sunday’s 78th Annual Golden Globes ceremony.

does not have a single black member involved.The organization Time’s Up launched a #TimesUpGlobes protest campaign Friday, calling out the HFPA, which selects nominees and hands out honors, over the lack of diversity.“A cosmetic fix isn’t enough,” one of the group’s tweets read, a sentiment that was echoed by Shonda Rhimes as well as Kerry Washington, Alyssa Milano, Amy Schumer and more.Several celebrities joined in to support the movement on Twitter, including Judd Apatow, who wrote: “So many

her Beyoncé-inspired floor routine. Now, she's getting high marks for a new routine that pays homage to Black culture — and getting praise from celebrities like Michelle Obama, Kerry Washington and Missy Elliott, among others.«I was crying every single time.

Halle Berry, 54, didn’t hold back when opening up about her first kiss with a girl! The actress revealed details about the experience when she sat down with her friend Lindsay Flores to discuss the topic on the Feb. 18 episode of their Instagram series, Bad & Booshy. The gals were enjoying drinks while dressed casually stylish and sitting on a couch in the video and appeared relaxed while telling the stories of their memorable smooches.

Laverne Cox and Kerry Washington know all too well what it’s like to be “the first,” as well as the mix of pride, pressure and responsibility that comes with it.

Face coverings continue to top the list of must-have accessories for 2021, especially with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Feb. 10 recommendation to combine a cloth mask with a medical mask for maximum COVID-19 protection.