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Calling all bookworms! We have something special for you in honor of Read Across America Day.Read Across America Day (formerly known as Dr.

We’re feeling pretty HollyGOOD after watching last night’s Billboard Music Awards!Nick Jonas hosted the BBMAs Sunday night from LA Live in Los Angeles. The star-studded awards ceremony featured live performances and honored music’s biggest names.

Zach Braff has joined Gabrielle Union for Kenya Barris’ upcoming Cheaper By The Dozen revamp.He’ll play the father of a blended family of 12 – a role that has previously been played onscreen by Steve Martin and Clifton Webb.Union will take on the matriarch role previously portrayed on the big screen by Myrna Loy and Bonnie Hunt.The first film, in 1950, was based on the real lives of Frank Bunker Gilbreth Jr. and his sister Ernestine.Martin and Hunt starred in the 2003 remake, which spawned a

Gabrielle Union has splashed out on a new set of wheels to help her husband celebrate his 39th birthday a week early.She handed Dwyane Wade the keys to his new 1988 Mercedes-Benz convertible over the weekend (January 9-10, 2021), and the retired basketball star shared footage of his new ride with fans on Instagram.“One week before I turn 39 and @gabunion has already started with the surprises,” Wade wrote.

Gabrielle Union is to lead the cast of a Cheaper By The Dozen revamp created by Black-ish producer Kenya Barris.She’ll play the matriarch of a blended family of 12 – a role that has previously been played onscreen by Bonnie Hunt and Myrna Loy.The film, based on a real family, first hit the screen in 1950 with Loy and Clifton Webb.

Oscar and Emmy winner Regina King has been saluted as one of Glamour magazine’s Women of the Year.The Watchmen star will be among those celebrated during a virtual event on October 19, 2020, when special guests including Ryan Reynolds, Gabrielle Union, John Legend, and New York politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be on hand to praise the honorees.Others recognized as Women of the Year are Atlanta, Georgia mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, NAACP Legal Defense Fund president Sherrilyn Ifill, labor

Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union, Henry Winkler, and Whoopi Goldberg have all lined up to join in the virtual fun at the 2020 Vulture Festival.L.A.’s Finest co-stars Alba and Union will sit down to discuss turning points in their careers, while Happy Days icon Winkler will offer up an acting masterclass, and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Luca Guadagnino will take part in a discussion about his biggest movie influences and inspirations.Goldberg will also be feted with the Vulture Honorary Degree awar

Gabrielle Union is set to host an all-black reading of a Friends episode featuring Sterling K. Brown, Ryan Michelle Bathe, and 2020 Emmy winner Uzo Aduba.Aisha Hinds, Kendrick Sampson, and Jeremy Pope will also take on roles in the virtual event, directed by Salli Richardson-Whitfield.The classic sitcom, which starred Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer, has recently come under scrutiny for its lack of diversity, prompting Schwimmer and

Gabrielle Union’s exit from America’s Got Talent was one of the hardest things she’s ever dealt with.The L.A.’s finest star recalled her experience during the Minding Her Business panel discussion at the virtual American Black Film Festival, labeling it “so surprising and so heartbreaking and so frustrating and so unnecessary”.Union, who departed the NBC show after just one series as a judge amid allegations of harassment and discrimination she witnessed and experienced during season 14,

GLAAD Media Awards.The singer, who became engaged to actor Max Ehrich last week (ends July 24, 2020), will be among the celebrities making special cameos during the 31st annual ceremony, which went digital as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.Jennifer Garner, Charli XCX, Kandi Burruss, and Ben Platt will also be popping up online during the livestream, joining previously-announced stars like Dolly Parton, Cara Delevingne, Gabrielle Union, and rising R&B artists Chloe x Halle, who will be

Gabrielle Union is calling for a sequel to A League Of Their Own, chronicling the rise of the three female black stars of post-war baseball.Sportsman-turned-filmmaker Matthew A. Cherry, who picked up an Oscar earlier this year (2020) for his short Hair Love, has suggested the sequel should pick up at the point in the 1992 film when a black woman in the crowd at a game throws the ball, impressing Geena Davis‘ character, who was playing in the first female professional baseball league.In a 2018

Gabrielle Union wants to see more proactive efforts from Hollywood bosses to combat racism in the entertainment industry.Following her departure from America’s Got Talent after just one season at the end of 2019, the actress maintained her departure came as a result of complaints she made about the “toxic” working environment behind the scenes, referencing harassment, inappropriate behavior, and misogynistic conduct.During an appearance on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, the star opened up on

Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba’s police drama L.A.’s Finest has been shelved amid the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests still sweeping through America.Three new episodes were scheduled to debut on Spectrum’s On Demand service on Monday (June 8, 2020), but they have now been delayed and pushed to a later date in 2020, according to TV Line.The news comes after AMC bosses pulled the plug on this past weekend’s episodes of Live PD, and Paramount Network executives’ decision to shelve its police

Terry Crews has apologized to Gabrielle Union for failing to support her after she was dismissed from America’s Got Talent.As the actress filed an official harassment and discrimination complaint against the AGT producers and NBC Universal executives, the show’s host confessed he had been inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests sweeping through America and wanted to apologize to the former judge for not having her back when she first criticized the TV talent contest for being a “toxic”