Halle Berry shares intimate bed photo as romance heats up

Black History Month, ET is celebrating some of the pioneers who made history in TV and film. 1. Cicely TysonCicely Tyson released  just three days before her death on Jan.

virtual panel discussion, streamed on January 30 and hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association as a part of the Sundance Film Festival with the likes of Sia and Zendaya participating, the Oscar winner opened up about being a mother to her seven-year-old son Maceo Martinez, who she co-parents with her ex Olivier Martinez.

Halle Berry's fitness game has always been on point but fans were at a loss for words when she shared a post workout video and flashed her killer abs.In the video, Halle walks out into a rainy day in layers and layers of workout gear. As she steps out, she peels off her first layer, which is a sauna suit.

Halle Berry encourages her son to challenge gender stereotypes. The Oscar-winning actress - who has daughter Nahla, 12, with Gabriel Aubry and son Maceo, seven, with Olivier Martinez - has revealed she discusses the issue of sexism with her children.

Halle Berry, Zendaya and more took part in the HFPA’s “Women Breaking Barriers: An Industry Shift” panel at Sundance on Saturday.

Wendy Williams, 56, got very candid in a new interview. The host of The Wendy Williams Show sat down virtually with DJ Suss One and opened up about her alleged one-night-stand with Wu-Tang Clan‘s Method Man.

David and Victoria Beckham's eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, shocked fans on Sunday as he shared a very intimate picture featuring his fiancée Nicola Peltz.MORE: Brooklyn Beckham and fiancée Nicola Peltz seen visiting churchThe black and white photo, which was shared on his Instagram, shows the pair hugging, whilst wearing no clothes. While Nicola is looking straight into the camera, Brooklyn can be seen kissing her on the arm."Never letting you go," he captioned the shot.

Being raised by a single white mother shaped Halle Berry, and so did watching Black actresses on film and television.

Every year is a good year to stan female directors, but 2021 has cooked us up a real feast. Acting veterans like Rebecca Hall, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Robin Wright, and Halle Berry are finally claiming their director’s chairs on feature films, while arthouse icon Jane Campion is returning to hers after 12 years.

Monster’s Ball, where she starred as alongside Billy Bob Thornton and the late Heath Ledger, the actor opened up about the Academy not awarding the title to another Black woman since.“The heartbreak I have is because I really thought that night meant that very soon after that, other women of colour, Black women, would stand beside me,” she told The Mirror.“Now it’s been 20 years and no one has, and so every time Oscar time comes around, I get very reflective and I think, ‘Well maybe this year,

Stanley Tucci is being replaced by Michael Peña in the Roland Emmerich-helmed sci-fi epic Moonfall.

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Peña, Carolina Bartczak, Maxim Roy and Stephen Bogaert are on board for the Roland Emmerich-helmed sci-fi epic Moonfall, joining an A-list ensemble that includes Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, John Bradley, Eme Ikwuakor, Charlie Plummer and Donald Sutherland.

it felt that way — Netflix is hoping to make up for it this year with a new movie every week.The streamer dropped a preview for their 2021 film slate on Tuesday morning, including first looks at upcoming movies starring Amy Adams, Halle Berry, Gal Gadot, Jennifer Garner, Chris Hemsworth, Dwayne Johnson, Regina King, Jonathan Majors, Melissa McCarthy, Jason Momoa, Ryan Reynolds and Octavia Spencer.The films include would-be blockbusters like and, prestige fair including and and threequels and,