Phil Lord, Chris Miller to Produce Blacklist Comedy 'Forever Hold Your Peace'

Hey, Hollywooders!You know we’re all about celebrating body-ody-ody positivity in Hollywood, and that’s why we’re here to give you a list of Black influencers to follow for a boost of self-love and acceptance.We have Black women to thank for the body positivity movement, which is why it’s so important to diversify your feed to follow and amplify the voices of POC.Just your weekly reminder to diversify your feed if all the content creators you follow are white. Follow and support POC.

No-one has perhaps had a more laborious road to solo stardom than Nicole Scherzinger, but she got there in the end and then some. 

Emmerdale's Danny Miller has revealed he's in the worst pain of his life after having a back and neck injury.The actor, who shared a peek inside his beautiful home, said that despite being in pain, he is unable to book himself into physio sessions because of the current lockdown restrictions.The 30 year old shared the news with his fans on Twitter and posted a video he found on YouTube on how to help his pain at home, but insisted that it doesn't seem to be of much help.

Presenter Joe Swash, 39, started out his career as an actor, starring in his first role at the age of seven in an Andrex commercial. Four years later he cemented his child star credentials as he was cast in the film The Adventures of Pinocchio.

One of the hottest debates in Hollywood has been raging for years, and it’s between the world’s most famous ‘Chrises.’ Whether you’re a die-hard Thor fan and love the hunky Australian actor Chris Hemsworth, or have been obsessed with Chris Pine since The Princess Diaries 2, there’s plenty of Chrises to go around.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAlmost inevitably, Hollywood will help shape the cultural memory of the COVID-19 pandemic.But how?Several quarantine films have already come out, but they haven’t quite hit the mark.

Luis Palau was a popular Christian evangelist who worked with Billy Graham (1918–2018) and became one of his successors as he preached to the Spanish-speaking audience.A native of Argentina, Palau met Graham in the early 1960s and began interning for him, translating his speeches for Spanish-speaking audiences. Graham became a mentor to Palau as he forged his own path as a preacher for Overseas Crusades, then later founded his own ministry.

Also Read: 70 Hollywood PR Firms Threaten Golden Globe Blackout in Mass ActionThe action came on the very day that Academy Awards nominations were announced, usually a day of celebration in Hollywood.On Sunday, TheWrap reported that Hollywood public relations firms were organizing a mass action against the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, warning that if the group behind the Golden Globes does not diversify, their celebrity clients will be off-limits to the group until at least May 6.

On the evening of March 12, 2020, Grey’s Anatomy executive producers Krista Vernoff, Debbie Allen and James Williams sent out note to the series’ cast and crew, informing them that “Out of an abundance of caution, production is postponed effective immediately.

Michael B. Jordan discusses his career with Men’s Health.

Thursday March 11 will mark one year since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. To mark the grim anniversary, NBC News has set a primetime special, to be anchoredfrom the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, and Today co-anchor SavannahGuthrie.

Back in late-2019, it was being reported that Phil Lord and Chris Miller were producing a feature that was described as a “bear-comedy with heart.” At the time, the filmmakers Radio Silence, who previously worked on “Ready or Not,” were attached and it seemed like a fun horror-comedy was in the works.

Lester Holt, along with Savannah Guthrie, will anchor an NBC News special on Thursday, Covid One Year Later: Life After Lockdown, marking the one-year anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdowns and a full crisis that has touched all parts of society.

Angelique Jackson Elizabeth Banks has set her next directing gig — inspired by an (almost unbelievable) true story involving cocaine smuggling and a 175-pound bear.Banks has signed on to direct “Cocaine Bear,” which is described as a “character-driven thriller inspired by true events that took place in Kentucky in 1985,” produced by “The Lego Movie” filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller.As such, the project also serves as a reunion for Banks, Lord and Miller after the actor voiced Wyldstyle in

Chris Pratt is celebrating a Hollywood milestone.