Sandra Bullock’s Sweetest Motherhood Quotes: ‘Family Is What You Fight for, Family Is What You Protect’

Dave McNary Film ReporterAFI Fest is going virtual for its 34th edition on Oct. 15-22, rather than hosting glitzy premieres at its usual site at the TLC Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.The festival, an early stop on the awards season circuit, has opted to dispense with physical events, a spokesperson said.

Black Eyed Peas have sent Indian fans into a dizzy since the pop group dropped a brand new music video titled 'Action' last week. If you think this is like any other music video in Hollywood, then hold your thoughts.

Blake Griffin is highly amused when it comes to the internet's obsession with his thighs. ET's Deidre Behar recently spoke to the 31-year-old NBA star about his new podcast,, which is available now on Audible.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger burst on the scene in the 1980s, his family has gone on to become one of the most successful — and recognizable — clans in Hollywood.Three of the Terminator star’s five children have followed in his footsteps and made names for themselves in the entertainment industry: Katherine Schwarzenegger, a self-help and children’s book author; Christina Schwarzenegger, an up-and-coming producer; and Patrick Schwarzenegger, an actor and model.Maria Shriver, who was married to Arnold

Oscar-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone has said he would not want to be a black man living in the US, describing the police as “out of control”.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterWhen it comes to the conversation of diversity and inclusion in Hollywood, representation of the disabled community is becoming more and more front and center.

Over the years, birthday girl Sandra Bullock has given multiple hits like The Proposal, The Blind Side and Miss Congeniality movies; all this while raising her two children. Bullock adopted her son Louis Bardo Bullock in 2010, and in 2015 the actress welcomed her second adopted child--Laila Bullock.

Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan has launched a new inclusion initiative aimed at securing racial justice in Hollywood.The actor, who has previously been vocal about the need for more diversity within the film and TV industries, announced the new #ChangeHollywood programme yesterday (July 24).The initiative has been created in collaboration with non-profit civil rights advocacy organisation Color Of Change.

Also Read: Michael B Jordan Urges Hollywood to 'Commit to Black Hiring' at #BLM ProtestThe key aspects of the roadmap, which you view in full here, include:“The legacy of racism in Hollywood is long and unforgivable: excluding Black talent, silencing Black voices, derailing Black careers, and using the economic power of the industry to prop up police who target and enact violence on Black communities,” Rashad Robinson, president of Color Of Change, said in a statement.

There really isn’t another couple in Hollywood quite like Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, and they proved that once again on July 22. It all started when the Deadpool star, 43, took to Instagram to pay tribute to one of his past roles in the film Buried, which came out in 2010. In the clip, Ryan is, as the title would suggest, buried underground and drinking from a flask.

Angelique Jackson As Hollywood takes stock of the best ways to diversify its ranks, Chris Chalk implores the industry not to forget the hair and makeup trailer. The need for more diversity in the hair and makeup department is often discussed when Black women like Gabrielle Union, Yvette Nicole Brown or Nia Long speak out about their experiences in the industry, but the struggles extend to the men in Hollywood too.“There is such a disregard of Black men’s hair.

Angelique Jackson As Hollywood commits to featuring more Black actors on camera, another question arises: What is being done about the support staff around them — and particularly in the hair and makeup trailers?When “The Bold Type” star Aisha Dee posted a letter on Instagram on July 15 detailing her experience as a biracial woman in Hollywood — using the moment to “demand better and more authentic representation both in-front-of and behind the camera” — she joined a chorus of voices speaking