Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump Signs With UTA

Ken Johnson, he was already working on his second idea for a game to bring to the entertainment industry. After a concept for a board game failed to fully materialize, he decided to create his own take on the popular two-player card game Gin Rummy.

Janey Godley has admitted she is 'so scared about her own future' as she wrote to fans from her bed.

Filmmakers from USC again dominated the DGA’s annual Student Film Awards for African American, Asian American, Latino and women directors, which are designed to honor, encourage and bring attention to exceptional diverse directors in film schools and universities across the country.

The Queen aided Prince Andrew's settlement of his civil sex case by making a personal donation of £2million donation to his alleged victim Virginia Giuffre’s charity, it can be revealed.

Molly Mae Hague was left feeling "so embarrassed" after a recent visit to McDonald's.

BBC journalist Emily Maitlis posed tough questions to Prince Andrew in her Newsnight interview after a sex trafficking scandal astonished the world.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has revealed that he's been getting stuck into some home DIY just days after he discovered that his bachelor pad was under threat of flooding, as he spent time in isolation after testing positive for Covid.Taking to Instagram, the Dancing on Ice host, 59, posed with a vital DIY component, before admitting that he was "winging it" with the repairs he was doing around his luxury home.In view of his three million followers, the star gave an insight into how the renovations were going.Brandishing a gun of sealant adhesive, the silver-haired star grinned cheekily as he admitted that he lacked experience in the DIY department.Phillip wrote: "The face of a man who is so winging it," alongside an emoji baring its teeth.The star shared another story showing the sealant gun on the stone floor, across which he penned: "DIY when you don't have a clue what you're doing," followed by laughing emojis.The ITV host did not elaborate on the DIY project that he is ambitiously embarking on.The This Morning presenter has lived in Chiswick in west London for the past two years after coming out as gay.Prior to 2020, he lived with his wife Stephanie at their home in Oxfordshire.Phillip's DIY diaries come days after he revealed that he had experienced a very close call with flooding in his home.The ITV star was stuck at home isolating after testing positive for Covid at the start of the month, when he discovered a leak in his ceiling.Phillip filmed water dripping into a big puddle on his wooden floorboards in view of his three million followers.The ITV host was quick to point out that if he had been able to front Dancing on Ice with his co-star Holly Willoughby as planned, he could have returned to a

Craig David Presents TS5, Joel Corry, Sophie Ellis Bextor and Faithless.Along with indie acts including The Wombats, The Kooks, Amy MacDonald, Pale Waves, Tom Grennan, The Vaccines and many more among them.Calling all comedy fans, there's also something to get excited about with Strictly Come Dancing winner Bill Bailey topping an animated bill of the best in British Comedy.He will also be joined by the likes of Barrioke and Elvana who will dish up a host of hilarious singalong moments too.A very limited number of weekend tickets are now on sale, with fans encouraged to grab their place at the biggest festival party of the summer ASAP to avoid disappointment.

Ulrika Jonsson has admitted that being on Celebs Go Dating has been "exhausting" and that being rejected was hard to take.The former Gladiators star has been looking for love on the E4 show but was left tearful when love prospect Jad told her there was no "spark" between them and that he didn't see them going on a mini-break together.Summing up her experience on the latest episode of the dating series on Wednesday, Ulrika said she would describe it as "exhausting and enlightening".She was asked about her low point and revealed it was when 31-year-old Jad left her flying solo."It was hard to hear when Jad said there was no spark," the 54-year-old said."Because it is a rejection, of course it is."She went on: "It was uncomfortable more than anything. "It wasn't so much like I went home and cried."Ulrika, who has been married three times and has four children, went on: "I think I am very emotionally open."I am very loving and I want to love and I want to be loved back."The TV star said had learned a lot from being on the programme."I genuinely feel like I'm on a different course now," she said."For me it feels like there has been a Celebs Go Dating intervention."Plenty of viewers posted messages on social media saying that they hoped the TV presenter would be lucky in love in the future."Bless Ulrika, hope she finds her man," said one.

Steve Harvey welcomed activist Kimberly Jones to his Facebook Watch talk show for a special Juneteenth edition, and the comedian/TV host had a lot to say about systemic racism in America and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorBron Studios’ non-scripted division Bron Life is partnering with civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and his Brooklyn Media to develop and produce Homicide or Justified. The docuseries, hosted by Crump, takes viewers step by step through questionable murder cases like the ones involving George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Aubery, whose families he currently represents.In In Homicide or Justified, Crump — whose clients have also included the families of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice and Nakia Jones —  will bring in investigators, family members and celebrities to examine the details of crimes.

Following weeks of national protests since the death of George Floyd, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday that he said would encourage better police practices. But he made no mention of the roiling national debate over racism spawned by police killings of Black men and women.

As nationwide anti-racism protests following the death of George Floyd continue, Beyonce Knowles-Carter is seeking action for the lateBreonna Taylor. The singer shared aletter on her website Sunday that she sent to Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

Gareth Southgate ’s glowing assessment of fast-rising England star Jadon Sancho as he takes the Bundesliga by storm post-lockdown.

Protests have broken out across the United States in support of the Black Lives Matter movement following George Floyd’s death on May 25. Several celebrities have taken a stand by joining these protests to fight against racial injustice and police brutality in the United States. In addition to just showing up, many of these stars also made inspiring signs to carry as they marched through the streets of their cities to show their support for the cause.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law on Friday a sweeping package of police accountability measures that received new backing following protests of George Floyd's killing, including one allowing the release of officers' long-withheld disciplinary records.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday signed police reform legislation today that’s considered among the most aggressive proposals since the national uproar over the police killing of George Floyd.

Lebron James and Kevin Hart are teaming up to form a voting rights group to ensure African-Americans can get to the polls.Following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police last month (May 2020) and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests, as well as chaos at the polls in primary elections in Georgia on Tuesday (June 9, 2020), James has convened a group of sports and entertainment figures like Hart to help black voters.The organization, called More Than a Vote, will focus on inspiring African-Americans to register and to cast a ballot in November’s (2020) presidential election, but also tackle any efforts to suppress the black vote by making it difficult to get to the polls.“Because of everything that’s going on, people are

Jill Goldsmith Apple on Thursday committed $100 million to what CEO Tim Cook called “the unfinished work of racial justice and equality.”YouTube announced a $100 investment today as well to amplify black voices, and Sony Pictures unveiled the Sony Pictures Action initiative.

Famous for his blocking on the court, LeBron James is now turning his protective tactics to the voting booth.  Following the death of George Floyd and amid the Black Lives Matter movement, the NBA superstar and fellow Black athletes, including Jalen Rose and Skylar Diggins-Smith, as well as other entertainment figures like Kevin Hart, are joining together behind More Than a Vote, a new organization they've founded focused on "protecting African Americans' voting rights," according to a New York Times report. James and longtime friend and colleague, Maverick Carter, are providing initial funding, according to the report.  Announced on Thursday to the newspaper, the organization comes less than five months until the 2020 presidential election

It’s going to be a busy fall for LeBron James. Should the forward lead the Los Angeles Lakers to the NBA finals, he’ll be on the court until October. But there’s a more pressing matter he’s concerned with shortly after: the presidential general election on November 3. LeBron, 35, a passionate political activist, announced in  The New York Times that he and a group of Black athletes and entertainers have created a voting rights organization called More Than A Vote. Here’s what you should know about it: