Tayshia Adams Says She Got What She Wanted Out of The Bachelorette

Amy Adams and Glenn Close are speaking out in defense of "Hillbilly Elegy," a new film they star in. The Ron Howard-directed movie was met with a slew of negative reviews following its release on Netflix earlier this week.The film follows a Yale law student who returns to his home state of Ohio where he contemplates his family generations and his future.

Amy Adams sees her newest movie outside of politics.

Tayshia Adams told ET that she went on a «beautiful journey» as the first Black and Latina Bachelorette  — and now viewers are seeing it firsthand. Tuesday's episode of the ABC dating series saw Tayshia connect with contestant Ivan Hall about their biracial backgrounds and thoughts on police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement. Ivan -- who is Black and Filipino — won a date with Tayshia after competing with a handfull of other men in an impromptu singing competition.

Tayshia Adams' season during Monday night's finale of The shocking promo begins with Tayshia breaking down in tears, crying to a producer that she's «so sorry.» The men wonder what's going on (are we in for another Clare Crawley situation), and Tayshia insists she doesn't want to «hurt anyone.» Contestant Noah seems to imply there my be a cheater in the bunch, while another man cries into his hands.

Tayshia Adams is temporarily trading in roses for the red carpet!The current star of  -- who took over this season after Clare Crawley got engaged to Dale Moss — absolutely turned heads Sunday night while attending the 2020 American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.Adams wowed in a stunning long-sleeved gold, blue and black mini dress by Balmain.

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Tayshia Adams started handing out roses on the November 10 episode of season 16 of The Bachelorette.The 30-year-old former phlebotomist took over for Clare Crawley after the 39-year-old hairstylist got engaged to contestant Dale Moss within the first two weeks of production. In addition to bringing in Tayshia, ABC brought back four men — Peter Giannikopoulos, Noah Erb, Montel Hill and Spencer Roberston— who were sent home from the Palm Springs set before cameras started rolling.

Tayshia Adams is shutting down some rumours surrounding her season of “The Bachelorette”.

Tayshia Adams teased an exciting “Bachelorette” ending during an interview with Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin on “Click Bait with Bachelor Nation”.

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Tayshia Adams nearly passed up on the opportunity to be the Bachelorette after Clare Crawley’s sudden exit.“In a perfect Bachelor world according to them, it would have been I would be in the car an hour after my conversation with them. They were hoping I would leave that day, but I actually said I needed to think about it,” Adams, 29, recalled on the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast on Wednesday, November 11.

Tayshia Adams is ready to take over as the leading lady of “The Bachelorette”.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“It didn’t start with her.” That’s the most penetrating thing said about Bev (Amy Adams), the frazzled maternal trainwreck who makes everyone’s life miserable in Ron Howard’s “Hillbilly Elegy.” Bev is a parasite, an addict, a narcissist, and a desperate user of others, notably her own family. In a word, she’s a mess.

Clayton Davis In a time where the world is as polarized as ever, there seems to be a yearning to show oppression in all cultures. With Black Lives Matter gaining significant traction, a film about a caucasian venture capitalist’s upbringing doesn’t feel exactly well-timed in our climate.