Marvel’s Victoria Alonso And Xochitl Gomez On Bringing Hope And Visibility To LGBTQ+ Community With America Chavez

David and Victoria Beckham's ten-year-old daughter Harper Seven is already quite the fashionista - and her latest outfit proves the youngest Beckham is clearly taking after her mum's immaculate sense of style.SEE: David and Victoria Beckham's 10 sweetest moments with mini-me Harper SevenTaking to Instagram to share an adorable snap with her daughter, former Spice Girls star Victoria posed up a storm in a slinky all-black ensemble. Complete with a figure-hugging pencil skirt, luxe knit jumper and pointed-toe heels, the fashion designer looked so elegant in her sleek outfit.WATCH: David Beckham shares video of Harper as you've never seen her beforeHarper, however, brought the sunshine in a seriously striking patchwork skirt and colour-block jumper combo.

Victoria Beckham is known for her classy style and for setting trends on the catwalk. Outside of her wardrobe, the former Spice Girl, 48, has a stunning collection of rings totalling almost £9 million.

Victoria Beckham is renowned for her impeccable fashion sense. Whether dressing up to the nines or dressing down for a lounge day at home, Victoria knows how to curate a flawless outfit.

Saving the day and stealing the show. Xochitl Gomez is being praised as the breakout star of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, but she almost didn’t even audition for the blockbuster.

Xochitl Gomez is one of the youngest stars to officially join the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a superhero. The former actress plays America Chavez in, marking the franchise’s first onscreen Latinx queer character. “I mean, it’s just crazy,” Gomez exclaims to  ET’s Matt Cohen.In the action-packed film from writer Michael Waldron and director Sam Raimi, Chavez’s arrival sends Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) on an unexpected journey through the multiverse as he tries to prevent evil forces from capturing the budding hero, who has the power of traveling between dimensions.And thanks to a confident debut, Gomez will quickly become the sequel’s breakout star -- and one that fans can hope to see more of as the MCU continues to introduce diverse, younger avengers to the films and TV series as they slowly expand the representation seen onscreen. “When I was growing up, I didn’t really have too many people to look up to,” Gomez says, revealing that her idols were Selena Gomez and Dora the Explorer.

Marvel’s cinematic juggernaut to ever-growing heights of success. With this week’s release of the “Doctor Strange” sequel, she is poised for another hit, and will fulfill a dream of debuting a superhero she’s wanted to see onscreen since she started at Marvel Studios.Alonso started at Marvel in 2006 co-producing “Iron Man,” the studio’s first film, which was released two years later.

Victoria Beckham and husband David share some lavish homes, and one of their most glamorous is their £6m property located in the Cotswolds.INSIDE: 50 celebrity living rooms you'll love – Sharon Osbourne, Victoria Beckham and moreOn Thursday, the star filmed inside her bedroom at the lavish property, and went through her beauty regime after she admitted to a "late night" the night before. The bedroom looked like it would be fit for any country retreat, with a wood-panelled roof with beams running across it and a large double bed that had been covered with some glistening silver sheets.WATCH: Victoria Beckham shares glimpse inside unseen bedroomIt looked like Victoria and David's daughter, Harper, had gotten inside their room and had neatly arranged a plush bunny and dog on an ottoman at the foot of the bed.READ: Mel B receives MBE - and Victoria Beckham supports her in sweetest wayWOW: Victoria Beckham reveals risqué office outfit in sassy new pictureTo the left of Victoria, who looked radiantly beautiful with no makeup on and a silky blue dressing gown, was what appeared to be a vanity, prefect for the beauty mogul.It was a bright day when she filmed the video, with the sun shining in through the window, and giving a view at the house opposite theirs in the street.

Angelique Jackson Talk about a Sweet 16 to remember!“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” star Xochitl Gomez celebrated her birthday on April 29, and on Monday night Marvel fans lined up outside the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood surprised her with a spontaneous rendition of “Happy Birthday” to mark the occasion.The young actor, who stars as America Chavez — the teenage LGBTQ+ Latina superhero who jumps through the multiverse via star-shaped portals — was visibly surprised and moved by the gesture, giggling in response to the chorus. Gomez had just finished explaining to Variety that she was trying to keep her cool at the event when the singing began.“This is going to be like one of the lifetime experiences for me, honestly,” Gomez said about watching the finished film with fans.

Zack Sharf Benedict Wong is standing up for his “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” co-star Xochitl Gomez in the wake up homophobic internet trolls hating on her due to the LGBTQ character she plays in the new Marvel Cinematic Universe tentpole. “The Baby-Sitters Club” actor Gomez makes her MCU debut in the film as America Chavez, a gay teenager who has the ability to jump between universes. America’s inclusion in the film and dialogue referencing her lesbian mothers is reportedly the reason the “Doctor Strange” sequel is banned in Saudi Arabia and other territories.

On the same night as the Met Gala, some major stars were on the red carpet on the other side of the country!

Eternals” was vile, “Black Widow” was OK, “Shang-Chi” was a lot of fun) has been joined by one of the worst films so far in the bloated 27-movie franchise — not to mention one of the worst of the year — “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.”That, unbelievably, is a movie title and not a doctoral student’s 250-page dissertation.Running time: 126 minutes. Rated PG-13 (intense sequences of violence and action, frightening images and some language.) In theaters.Now we have a firsthand idea of what it was like to witness the fall of the Roman Empire.

David Beckham celebrated his 47th birthday on Monday with a yacht-themed cake — courtesy of the former soccer star’s wife, Victoria Beckham, who shared a video of it on her Instagram Stories.The designer panned her camera around a cake that was in the shape of a yacht, that featured little figures of the Beckham family including their children, Harper, Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.  In another part of the cake, Victoria and David — complete with his tattoos -- sit hand and hand next to each other, while in the water, the cake spells, “Dear Dad, we all love you so much.

Victoria Beckham is easily one of the most glamorous A-listers out there, and when she's busy promoting her fashion empire and socialising with her star-studded friendslist, it's easy to forget the wife of David Beckham is also a doting mother-of-four.SEE: David and Victoria Beckham's 10 sweetest moments with mini-me Harper SevenTaking to Instagram to share a photo with her mini-me, Harper Seven, Victoria shared the sweetest snap with her ten-year-old girl. The mother-daughter duo looked strikingly similar despite their differing ages, and fashion-forward Harper even styled out the same colour scheme as her mum in the adorable snap.WATCH: David Beckham shares video of daughter Harper as you've never seen her beforeThe former Spice Girls star looked utterly radiant as she posed for the camera rocking a two-tone outfit in a funky pink hue.

Benedict Cumberbatch is not impressed by “repressive regimes” banning films for their inclusion of LGTBQ characters.

Benedict Cumberbatch has criticised “repressive regimes” who ban films that include LGTBQ+ characters.It comes after Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness was banned in Saudi Arabia, allegedly over a 12-second scene where new character America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) references her “two mums”.It follows Eternals being banned in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar due to a same-sex kiss scene.‘It’s difficult not to become emotional about it, to be honest. But it is, I’m afraid, an expected disappointment,” Cumberbatch told the PA News Agency (via Metro).‘We’ve come to know from those repressive regimes that their lack of tolerance is exclusionary to people who deserve to be not only included but celebrated for who they are, and made to feel a part of a society and a culture and not punished for their sexuality.’He went on to say the ban ‘feels truly out of step with everything that we’ve experienced as a species, let alone where we’re at globally as a culture,” and that including Chavez (who’s gay in the comics) “isn’t tokenism”.“We’ve included her because of how awesome she is as a character.

Victoria Beckham achieves her flawless skin, toned figure and endless supply of energy, so have we. It's hard to believe the fashion designer not only runs a full-time business but is also mum to Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper Seven - and seemingly looks more incredible as time passes (if that's even possible!).MORE: Victoria Beckham's bizarre treatments on private health retreat: IV infusions, oxygen therapy & moreWe think we've found the secret.

Zack Sharf Saudi Arabia’s cinema classification board is disputing reports that the upcoming Marvel tentpole “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” has been banned in the country due to a gay character played by Xochitl Gomez. The movie finds “The Baby-Sitters Club” actor making her debut as America Chavez in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Nawaf Alsabhan, Saudi Arabia’s general supervisor of cinema classification, told AFP (via The Guardian) that Disney is unwilling to remove “barely 12 seconds” from the film in which Gomez’s character refers to her “two moms.”“It’s just her talking about her moms, because she has two moms,” Alsabhan said.

Victoria Beckham has developed a close relationship with son Romeo Beckham's girlfriend and might soon be welcoming her as another daughter-in-law, according to reports. Victoria has reportedly grown a “soft spot” for son Romeo’s girlfriend Mia Regan after the pair began dating in 2018, bringing the model from Chippenham, Wiltshire, on to shoot for her VVB brand and featuring her artwork famed on TikTok in her 2020 collection.

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness has been banned in Saudi Arabia over the inclusion of a queer character in the film.The new Marvel sequel focused on Benedict Cumberbatch‘s titular character is due to roll out globally at the beginning of next month.However, following rumours of a ban, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the film now won’t be released in Saudi Arabia, with Kuwait reportedly also set to ban it. Advanced tickets are no longer available in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar, though are still in the United Arab Emirates.The censorship appears to be over the inclusion of the character America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez), who is gay in the comic source material.There is often strong censorship on films with LGBTQ+ content in the Gulf as homosexuality is still illegal across the region.Recent Marvel film Eternals was previously banned in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar over a same-sex kiss scene between married couple Phastos (Brian Tyree Henry) and Ben (Haaz Sleiman), with Disney reportedly refusing to edit out the moment upon request from local censors.Star Angelina Jolie subsequently addressed the news, telling news.com.au: “I’m sad for [those audiences].

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, has been banned from Saudi Arabia due to the film’s inclusion of a queer superhero.The queer character at the centre of this is Marvel’s America Chavez, a lesbian character played by Xochitl Gomez. Chavez is Marvel’s first Latin American character to star in an ongoing LGBTQI series.Prior to Marvel’s confirmation of an additional LGBTQI character to their universe, their officially licensed merch appeared on Amazon with prints of Chavez’s signature denim jacket, which featured a pride flag pin, a skull referencing the Mexican Day of the Dead, and her Latin American heritage.This is not the first time that Saudi Arabia has banned a film from the banner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.