Sidney Poitier: A Living Legend Who Changed Hollywood

Katie Leung will forever be Cho Chang.

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.

Sharon Stone had an incredible reason to celebrate on Tuesday after finally getting her hands on her debut book!The Basic Instinct star was overcome with emotion as she shared the unboxing of her tome, The Beauty of Living Twice, alongside her lookalike mother, Dorothy Stone.READ: Sharon Stone reveals incredible hidden talentSharon was almost speechless as she admired the pile of books, which feature a stunning black and white portrait of the actress on the cover.WATCH: Sharon Stone is giddy

Sharon Stone got fans talking over the weekend after posting a gorgeous picture of herself on social media, showing her posing on the beach in an all-black ensemble.MORE: Sharon Stone reveals incredible hidden talentThe Ratched star looked incredible dressed in a crop top and midi skirt, which she teamed with stilettos, while posing on the sand.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentHulu’s “The United States vs Billie Holiday” won the top prize and Aaron Sorkin (“The Trial of the Chicago 7”) was a double winner in AARP Magazine’s annual awards, while “This Is Us” and “The Queen’s Gambit” were saluted in AARP’s first TV honors.The winners:Picture/Movie for Grownups: “The United States vs.

Sharon Stone can't do?Not only is the A-lister a world-class actor, but on Monday, the 62-year-old revealed that she's also an incredibly talented painter.Unveiling a beautiful watercolour piece that she has been working on, the Basic Instinct star showed off the artwork at different stages, and when posting a photo of its completion even told her followers that she'd painted it using make-up brushes. WATCH: Ronnie Wood crafts a special artwork for the NHSUploading a photo of her striking work,

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentWhen Oscars are handed out, it’s possible best picture, director, writing and all four acting wins will be for films about real people.The odds of this sweep seem slim. But this past year has been all about unexpected events, so anything is possible.

Tom Felton is heading down memory lane.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentLance Henriksen has played more than 250 roles in the past 50 years. But Variety’s Peter Debruge wrote that the actor “gives the performance of his career” in “Falling,” the writing-directing debut of Viggo Mortensen.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentSony Classics awards contender “The Father” takes place inside a London apartment, and production designer Peter Francis says, “We weren’t just designing a set; it was an integral part of the storyline.”When Florian Zeller began adapting his 2014 play into a film, he resisted suggestions to “open up” the work by moving some scenes outdoors.Zeller tells Variety, “While I was writing the script, I drew a layout of the apartment, as if it was a main character.

Lee Daniels tells ET’s Nischelle Turner as the game-changing filmmaker looks back on his career in Hollywood, which includes directing Oprah Winfrey in as well as helming, the first major biopic about the legendary jazz singer since 1972’s.

broke barriers onscreen with films like and and during the height of the Civil Rights movement in 1964, he became the first Black man to win the Academy Award for Best Actor.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentFilm history is filled with notable directors who made a Western after establishing themselves in other genres. That list includes Robert Altman (“McCabe and Mrs.