‘Unplanned’ subject Abby Johnson on new series ‘Beautiful Lives’: ‘Know what you support’

 Angelina Jolie  has a robust body of film work that would make any actress glimmer with pride, but if you ask the Maleficent actress, her true pride lies with her activism projects and motherhood. In recent years, these two aspects of her life have taken centerstage, seamlessly flowing into her creative work as an actress and a director.

Will Thorne Staff WriterBoots Riley is looking to follow up his darkly comic, satirical “Sorry to Bother You” with another Bay Area-set project.The directors teased via Twitter that he is developing a new series titled “I’m A Virgo,” which will star “When They See Us” and “Moonlight” alum Jharrel Jerome in the lead role.Riley says the series is about a 13-foot Black man who lives in Oakland, describing it as “dark, absurd, hilarious, and important,” all of which would apply to his 2018 big

Stephen King's The Stand is heading back to the small screen — this time in the form of a 10-episode series coming to CBS All Access. King's 1978 novel is one of his most popular titles and centers on a group of survivors who have managed to make it through a catastrophic plague, the Captain Trips virus, that cost the other 99 percent of the world their lives.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorSorry To Bother You writer-director Boots Riley is teasing details of the new series he’s doing with Michael Ellenberg’s Media Res. As we reported in 2018, Riley had inked a script deal with Media Res for a project, whose premise was not revealed, that would be shopped to premium outlets.“I have a show about a 13-ft tall Black man who lives in Oakland.

The critically acclaimed series black-ish has been moved to ABC’s fall schedule, less than 24 hours after the network announced that the show would premiere in a mid-season slot.

Banter from a barber’s shop in Motherwell will be shared with the rest of the country in a fly-on-the wall TV show this weekend.

Beauty giant Sephora is making it really easy to do some good. The company has recently updated its Beauty Insider program so that you can use your points to make charitable donations.

By Joe Otterson

We're only a few short days away from the start of Pride Month — so get a jump on the celebrations with the latest new music from LGBTQ artists! Billboard Pride is proud to present our latest edition of First Out, our weekly roundup of some of the best new weekly music releases from queer artists.

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher will be celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary this summer, and they are the proud parents of two little boys – Isaiah Michael, 5, and Jacob Bryan. The couple usually keeps their private lives away from cameras, but they recently got extremely candid about parenthood, their marriage, and their different opinions about everything from hunting to having kids in a new four-part web series titled Mike and Carrie: God & Country.

All it takes is one event to alter the course of someone’s life in a way that seems irreparable. And in the new dramedy series, “I May Destroy You,” that idea is explored as a young, carefree writer is sexually assaulted and left to figure out what happened and how she can move on with her life.

Last year saw Maverick Sabre reaffirm his status as one of the most evocative storytellers of the past decade following the release of his highly praised and hugely powerful third album When I Wake Up, his first record in four years.

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Gogglebox viewers left utterly gutted at the prospect of no new episodes of the sofa-based show until September can relax.

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Could there be a member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan that we don’t know about? It appears so as Quibi released the trailer for their new reality show, Kirby Jenner.