Yara Shahidi Stuns In Bold Black Yellow Pantsuit While Speaking On The Importance Of BLM Movement

Britney Spears' father, Jamie, is speaking out about his daughter's conservatorship and the #FreeBritney movement. In an interview with PageSix, Jamie called the movement — which advocates for the end of Britney's conservatorship — «a joke.»«All these conspiracy theorists don’t know anything.

American Idol auditions are coming to your state soon.Due to the health crisis, the nationwide search for the next batch of Idol contestants will be a virtual one.According to “Idol Across America” organizers, custom-built Zoom technology will help wannabes chase their dreams and, just maybe, go on to compete to be crowned American Idol.Kicking off from Aug.

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One of Britney Spears‘ family members is speaking out. Britney’s older brother Bryan Spears, 43, didn’t hold back in a new interview about the Glory singers’ on-going conservatorship, which is in place until Aug.

Bella Hadid is continuing to show her support for the Black community during the Black Lives Matter movement, this time in a super stylish way.On Wednesday, July 23, the model revealed that she is working on a project with Chrome Hearts that gives back to good causes.“I can’t wait to tell you about a project I started at the beginning of quarantine,” she wrote at the start of a caption alongside a series of behind-the-scenes pics of herself all done-up.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorVerizon has assembled a lineup of celebs and activists for its inaugural Citizen Verizon Assembly next week, tapping Yara Shahidi, Karamo Brown, Andrew Yang, Ben & Jerry’s CEO Matthew McCarthy and more for a livestreaming event discussing strategies for driving social change.The July 28 event is part of the telco’s corporate-responsibility initiative committing to a carbon-neutral footprint by 2035, a new job-skills training program and a digital-inclusion

first presidential rally in South Carolina Sunday (July 19) and a petition he circulated, Kanye West won't appear on the state's ballot.South Carolina Election Commission officials confirmed to Newsweek that the rapper-turned-political candidate missed the deadline on Monday (July 20) after he failed to submit the petition he first tweeted out on Saturday (July 18).

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorGrown-ish star Yara Shahidi is expanding her relationship with ABC Studios. Shahidi and her business partner and mother, Keri Shahidi, have signed an exclusive overall deal with the studio behind the hit series to develop and produce scripted and alternative television projects for cable, streaming and broadcast via their newly launched production company 7th Sun.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“grown-ish” star and executive producer Yara Shahidi has signed an overall deal with ABC Studios.As part of the deal, Shahidi is forming a production company with her business partner and mother, Keri Shahidi. The company is called 7th Sun.

Keke Palmer is setting the record straight. The 26-year-old actress took to Instagram on Saturday to address rumors that her talk show,, was canceled because she spoke up about racial inequality amid the Black Lives Matter movement.  — starring Michael Strahan, Sara Haines and Palmer — was taken off of ABC's schedule in March, with a daily coronavirus report airing in its place.

Kanye West is petitioning to get his name on the presidential ballot in South Carolina, soon after he officially filed to be a candidate in Oklahoma.

Beyoncé is continuing to help those who’ve been affected by the global coronavirus pandemic. The singer's BeyGOOD's Black Business Impact Fund collaborated with the NAACP to assist Black-owned small businesses that have directly been impacted by the recent events across the nation.

Janet W. Lee “The Bold Type” star Aisha Dee took to Instagram on Wednesday to call out the lack of diversity behind the scenes of the Freeform series.In her post, she reflects on growing up in a primarily white, conservative area in Australia and how playing her character Kat Edison “pushed [her] to be better” personally and professionally.“For the first time in my career, I got to play a character who was centered in her own narrative,” Dee wrote.

Yara Shahidi discusses the Black Lives Matter movement, the “double-edge sword” of people speaking up and more in a new interview with Elle magazine.