‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Star Among TV Cops Donating To Community Justice Exchange

Flip Or Flop stars Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack are staying in business with HGTV. The home reno experts have signed new multi-year talent deals with the cable network.

Sheila Benson, who was chief film critic for the Los Angeles Times from 1981-1991, died February 23 in Seattle. She was 91.

In anticipation of Los Angeles County lifting most masking requirements tomorrow, Universal Studios Hollywood today announced it would do away with all masking, vaccination and testing requirements for guests.

The 2022 Academy Awards is just a few weeks away and the first round of celebrity presenters has been announced.

Farrah Abraham is taking time away to focus on her mental health.

Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman has told how Stacey Dooley encouraged her to take on a project away from her BBC Radio 2 show.Speaking on the Postcards From Midlife podcast, the TV personality, 50, revealed that she had the flame-haired star's full support when it came to embarking on a tour, away from her Saturday morning radio show.Speaking about turning 50 this year, the TV star spoke to the podcast hosts Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin about doing something "new and scary".Claudia said: "Well it makes no sense and even as I say it I'm a little bit sick."The presenter went on to tell how a flippant remark led to her upcoming one-woman Behind The Fringe tour.She explained: "I said to a lovely girl who's in charge of me, quite casually, in the same way that I would say to one of you two, 'Do you know what, I might buy a navy jumper.'"But casual, just throwing it out there, let me just pop that in."And I said, 'I'd quite like to try, 'An evening with,'" she shared.However, the Strictly presenter explained that she made the comment without truly thinking about what it meant.Claudia went on: "I must have said it in November, in the middle of also talking about how we felt about chestnut stuffing."It was one of those, the stuff I've got to do.

Bruce Forsyth's ten-year-old great grandson was reportedly bombarded with racist slurs and sexual content while playing on the gaming platform Roblox. His father Jeremy Martin, 37, is said to have been horrified to witness his son Carrick being sent explicit words while he innocently spent time on the gaming platform Roblox.Jeremy shockingly went on to reveal that this is the second time the issue has occurred, as he already complained to the company last January when his son was just nine.He is the son of Debbie Matthews - daughter of entertainment legend Bruce Forsyth, who died in 2017.Jeremy managed to get some pictures which prove the vile comments being sent his son’s way, adding that Sir Bruce would be “horrified” by it. While there is no evidence to suggest people sending Carrick the content knew he was related to the Strictly legend, Jermey said it still packed a particularly painful punch considering Bruce’s widow Wilnelia Merced is Puerto Rican.Jeremy told Triangle News that the latest worrying incident happened just before Christmas last year.He explained that his son likes to play a game called Draw It, where the computer issues a word to one party that has to draw it in order for other players to guess what the word is.“Someone drew a bottom and then it said 'gape' and then it said the n-word twice,” Jeremy revealed.Jeremy then saw the racial slur repeated next to a swear word twice - and turned the computer off after taking a picture.“It's terrible,” Jeremy stated.

Jennifer Lawrence has been spotted in public for the first time since she became a mom. The Oscar winner, 31, was seen in THESE PHOTOS on a hike in Los Angeles, California on March 2, roughly one week after she gave birth to her first child with husband Cooke Maroney, 37. The new mom was joined on the hike by a female friend and dressed in a casual green T-shirt and a pair of orange Free City sweatpants. She also sported a white hat, which covered her blonde hair that she styled in a messy ponytail, and carried a purple water bottle in her hand.

Daisy May Cooper has made her red carpet debut with her new man after splitting from her husband Will Weston.The 35 year old This Country star attended the 2022 NME Awards, which she hosted with Lady Leshurr, alongside her beau at London's O2 Academy Brixton last night. And we can reveal him as private chef Ryan Weymouth after Daisy tagged him in a photo on her Instagram Story before later deleting it.The pair looked smitten together as he was seen planting a kiss on her cheek. A source told OK! : “Daisy was super loved up with Ryan on the red carpet.

Danny Dyer left daughter Dani Dyer in hysterics as he mocked her over her flirting admission.  The father and daughter duo discussed the topic of flirting during the latest instalment of their podcast, Sorted With The Dyers, when 25 year old Dani expressed her attraction towards delivery drivers. "I think it's difficult because I feel like you can just have them flirty relationships with people, and then it never develops into anything more.

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Actors who play cops are doing their part to help out as people worldwide continue to protest police brutality.

The cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine is giving back to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a very funny, show about . It's also a show that props up the law enforcement agencies that people all over the country are over Recently, Vulture writer Kathryn VanArendonk published a piece examining how hundreds of cop shows—from Law & Order to Criminal Minds to even a show as comical as Brookly Nine-Nine—have centered stories around law enforcement and shaped the way viewers have perceived cops for decades.As protests continue to mount over the death of George Floyd at the hands of four police officers—three of whom were not until nine days after Floyd was killed—the creative teams and casts behind these shows are starting to speak up.

While U.S. police officers engage with protesters and riots on the ground, TV cops are donating to the cause.

Stephanie Beatriz has begged actors who play police officers on TV to donate to the Bail Fund Network in the wake of George Floyd's death.

A Brooklyn Nine-Nine star has called on other actors who play police officers to donate towards a bail fund amid the protests sweeping the US.

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She plays Detective Rosa Diaz on the hit sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine.Now, actress Stephanie Beatriz is calling upon herself and other actors who play police officers on television to get involved and help fight the fight against police brutality, after the killing of George Floyd.Beatriz thanked actor Griffin Newman for kicking the idea off, that if you're an actor who has been paid handsomely for playing a cop onscreen, then you are being encouraged to donate tothe National Bail Fund Network, helping free protesters. Good cause:Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Stephanie Beatriz has called on actors who play cops to donate to Bail Fund Network amid protests as she gives $11k to the cause'I'm an actor who plays a detective on TV,' Beatriz tweeted.

's Stephanie Beatriz and 's Griffin Newman are urging actors who play or have played cops on TV to donate a share of their paychecks amid protests following George Floyd's death.