Taryn Manning Says Karen Role Got Her Attacked 'By White Women’

Blake Shelton has been a coach on for each of the show's 21 seasons. So when he says someone has performed a «Top 3 Blind Audition of All Time,» you know he means it!Wendy Moten, a 55-year-old performer from Nashville, Tennessee, closed out the first night of auditions on Monday with a powerful rendition of The Beatles' «We Can Work It Out,» and left the coaches speechless as they squared off to land her on their teams.

Nicki Minaj has revealed that she’s “sure” she’ll get vaccinated against COVID-19 to go on tour and once she feels she’s “done enough research”.The rapper discussed the COVID-19 vaccine in a series of tweets posted earlier tonight (September 13). She started by replying to a Twitter user who noted Minaj had last appeared in public over a year ago.

Parents across the country struggled through homeschooling their kids during lockdown and according to Kate Middleton, the royals had a hard time too.

Jess Redden has resumed her wedding planning while spending time on a holiday with her family and fiancé Rob Kearney in Portugal.

Taryn Manning’s latest role is a controversial one, playing the title role in “Karen”, about a racist white woman who makes it her mission in life to terrorize the Black family that moved in next door.

Taryn Manning is opening up about the backlash she received over her role in the new thriller Karen.

Taryn Manning is opening up about the backlash she received over her role in the upcoming thriller Karen.

Emilia Clarke is dishing on her reunion with her Game of Thrones co-star Jason Mamoa!

Coke Daniels' strives to bring the reality of the titular phenom to the big screen and promote dialogue, and, judging from the conversation stirred from the released trailer, that is exactly what it drew. The film follows the basic concept of dealing with a «Karen» with a horror spin, stars 's Taryn Manning as the eponymous neighbor from hell, and ET is exclusively premiering a sneak peek ahead of the Sept.

Eternals gave him the chance to reject “brown dude” stereotypes usually perpetuated in Hollywood.The actor, who is playing superhero Kingo in Chloé Zhao’s forthcoming Marvel film, has said he welcomed the chance to portray a different kind of character to the roles he is usually offered in Hollywood.“I’ve been in this industry for about a decade and I looked at the usual opportunities that the brown dudes get,” Nanjiani told the Los Angeles Times.“We get to be nerdy.