Listen to Beyonce, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams' Casual 'Destiny's Child' Check In

Actress Julia Butters, who broke out in Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” has joined the cast of the untitled Steven Spielberg film loosely based on the filmmaker’s youth growing up in Arizona.

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EXCLUSIVE: Once Upon A Time…in Hollywood breakout Julia Butters is set to join Steven Spielberg’s next film at Amblin which is loosely based on the director’s childhood growing up in Arizona. She would play the sister to the young filmmaker at the center of the story, played by Gabriel LaBelle.

EXCLUSIVE: A24 has rounded out its cast for Kelly Reichardt’s next film Showing Up with Hong Chau, Judd Hirsch, Maryann Plunkett, John Magaro, André Benjamin, Heather Lawless, Amanda Plummer, Larry Fessenden and James Le Gros all joining Michelle Williams, who will star. The film is penned by Reichardt and her longtime writing partner, Jon Raymond. Neil Kopp, Anish Savjani, and Vincent Savino will produce.

EXCLUSIVE: A24 has rounded out its cast for Kelly Reichardt’s next film Showing Up with Hong Chau, Judd Hirsch, Maryann Plunkett, John Magaro, André Benjamin, Heather Lawless, Amanda Plummer, Larry Fessenden, and James Le Gros all joining Michelle Williams, who will star. The film is penned by Reichardt and her long-time writing partner, Jon Raymond. Neil Kopp, Anish Savjani, and Vincent Savino will produce.

Michelle Williams is not here for any Destiny’s Child slander!

17 years after the Destiny’s Child song “Cater 2 U” was released, there are people calling for the song to be canceled.

Michelle Williams is not here for any Destiny's Child slander! The singer took to her Instagram on Sunday to address a recent wave of criticism for one of the group's biggest hits, «Cater 2 U,» which fans say hasn't aged well. The song, featured on Destiny's Child's last studio album, , is sung from the perspective of a particularly devoted partner who is willing to go above and beyond for their significant other.

Michelle Williams is sharing a powerful message with her new book Checking In, in which she opens up like never before about her battle with depression.

The real survivor is their friendship! Michelle Williams revealed how she has maintained her close relationships with Kelly Rowland and Beyoncé for more than 15 years after Destiny’s Child released their final album.

Back on the same coast! Busy Philipps’ recent move from Los Angeles to New York City has had its perks. Not only did it give her the opportunity to work on Peacock’s new comedy Girls5eva, but now she’s that much closer (in proximity!) to BFF Michelle Williams.

Keep on surviving! Survivor may have solidified Destiny’s Child‘s place among the R&B greats — but Michelle Williams isn’t rushing to relive that era of her career.

Their band’s name may have been written in the stars but one thing that hasn’t been too clear is what happens next for Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. According to these reunion photos, it looks like the three are still very close.

Michelle Williams is letting us into the Destiny’s Child group chat. The singer-turned-author shared some audio clips from her check-in with Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland ahead of the release of her new book, Checking In. In one of the two audio clips, Williams spoke on mental health and what she hopes fans will gain from her book.

Beyoncé has been “cooking some music”, according to an audio clip shared by her Destiny’s Child co-star Michelle Williams on social media.The recordings, which feature Williams, Beyoncé and fellow Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland were shared around the release of Williams’ book, Checking In: How Getting Real about Depression Saved My Life – and Can Save Yours.During one recording, after Rowland said she was making a soup, Beyoncé said she was currently making new music.

LaBelle was last seen on the big screen in the 2018 horror reboot “The Predator” and is also attached to appear in Starz’s series adaptation of “American Gigolo.” Here, LaBelle will play Spielberg as a teenager in a film that will visit different periods of the director’s childhood in Arizona, where he made his first feature film, “Firelight,” at the age of 17 and screened it at his local cinema in Phoenix with the help of his family.