Facebook To Invest $200 Million In Black-Owned Businesses, Part Of $1.1 Billion Social Justice Commitment

9 News, Woolworths confirmed customers were limited to only buying two items of toilet paper, hand sanitiser, paper towel, flour, sugar, pasta, mince, UHT milk, eggs and rice - all due to a "recent demand surge". Coles stores have also re-introduced restrictions on popular household items, including just one packet of toilet paper and paper towels.

Amy Schumer has long since introduced her social media followers to 1-year-old son Gene, whom she shares with husband Chris Fischer.

Hearts as “daft”.And the Hibs chief 
executive reckons Jambos counterpart Ann Budge would have been laughing at the very notion too.A newspaper report declared Hibs’ supremo is a contender for the same role at Tynecastle.But Dempster said: “I am sure they are as bemused as I am about where that came from.” understands Hearts are seeking to appoint a CEO but that Dempster isn’t a target.The hiring of a sporting director to work with new boss Robbie Neilson and a legal battle with the SPFL over relegation to the Championship are taking priority as far as the Jambos are concerned.Dempster has been in her post at Easter Road for just over six years now, having held the same position at Motherwell.And she has insisted crossing the capital divide

Oprah Winfrey plans to honour Black fathers with an upcoming special.

Amy Schumer wrote on her socials alongside the preview for .The everything in between, as it were, is enough for 3 docu-episodes tracking Schumer's complicated pregnancy with her and husband Chris Fischer's son, Gene, as well as her simultaneously planning a new special,, while continuing to tour. will show it all, bouncing from comedy clubs to hospital rooms with plenty of home video footage mixed in.

Janelle Monáe is opening up about how we can all push the Black Lives Matter movement forward, and enact real change.During a candid discussion for 's Dramatic Actress Roundtable with Zendaya, Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston, Rose Byrne and Helena Bonham Carter, the star said she is «not settling for lip service» from allies of the movement. «This is an interesting time and an important time for all of us to check our perspective,» Monáe said. «For me and my people, for the Black community, this is not an exciting time. This isn't a time that we get to really reflect.

multiple reports. The indictment comes four months after Arbery was shot while on his daily jog on Feb.

The devastated parents of a promising young Lanarkshire footballer who died after falling into the Falls of Clyde last week have called for safety measures to be put in place at the site.Pauline and Willie Scott, of Motherwell, have been left “heartbroken” and “angry” after the tragic death of their son Liam, a former Hamilton Accies youth player, last Thursday.The couple, along with their other children Harry and Lara, learned that Liam had passed away after falling off the water’s edge and into the waterfall at the popular Corra Linn beauty spot in New Lanark.His friends desperately tried to save him, but the 18-year-old had been swept away.

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Three men have been indicted on murder charges after a black man was shot dead while running.The grand jury returned the indictments today, according to US reports.The three white men – Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael and William Bryan – have been indicted on three charges including malice and felony murder in the death of an African American man.Ahmaud Arbery's death sparked outrage.He was unarmed when he was shot dead on February 23, as he jogged through Brunswick.Prosecutor Joyette Holmes said: "This is another positive step, another great step for finding justice for Ahmaud, for finding justice for this family and the community beyond."Gregory and Travis, father and son, had armed themselves and pursued Arbery, 25, as he was running

Tom Sandoval is breaking his silence in the wake of the recent “Vanderpump Rules” ousting of longtime costars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute. Allowing himself enough time to stew on the matter following Faith Stowers' claims the pair once dimed her out to police for crimes she didn’t commit, Sandoval, 36, opened up about the firings to KMOV4 in St.

Looks like Billie Eilish doesn’t know who isn’t problematic in these capricious times.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDiana Kennedy has been described as “the Mick Jagger” of Mexican food. Director Elizabeth Carroll makes her feature documentary debut with “Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy” (available on-demand) following the 97-year-old author, teacher and chef around Mexico, where Kennedy lives off the grid near Michoacan.The documentary opens with Kennedy telling Carroll and her DP Paul Mailman that she has “cooked my way through 80, 90 years of my life.” Viewers immediately get a sense of her feisty side before she starts to reminisce and tell her story.

Madonna has never been a fan of U.S. President Donald Trump, but she is not holding back in her latest social media missive aimed at the former “Celebrity Apprentice” host.

Nick Kroll is making some changes to the “Big Mouth” cast.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Bidding is above $75 million on the first major property at the Cannes Film Festival virtual market. Warner Bros, Apple, MGM, Lionsgate and Universal are among the studios in the mix for world rights on Emancipation.

Nellie Andreeva, Patrick Hipes Big Mouth co-creator, executive producer and star Nick Kroll said Wednesday that the show will recast the voice role of Missy, an biracial character on the Netflix animated series, with a black actress. The role had been voiced by Jenny Slate for the show’s first three seasons.“We made a mistake, took our privilege for granted, and we are working hard to do better moving forward,” he wrote in a Twitter post from Kroll and fellow series creators Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett.The half-hour adult animated comedy from real-life best friends Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg (Family Guy) about the glorious nightmare that is teenaged puberty.

Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, seem to be settling into Los Angeles life just fine! The Duke and Duchess of Sussex volunteered at their first charity of the summer, Homeboy Industries, on June 23 and happily posed for photos with the staff during their exciting visit. The L.A. based social justice organization started in 1988 and aims at improving the lives of formerly incarcerated and previously gang-involved people, and Harry and Meghan both helped in the café and bakery during their time there.

She is expecting her first child with husband, Chris Pratt, in the coming months.AndKatherine Schwarzenegger hid her growing bump during a walk around her Los Angeles neighborhood with mom, Maria Shriver, on Wednesday.The duo appeared in high spirits and kept the conversations flowing during the special one-on-one time together. Covering up: KatherineSchwarzenegger hid her baby bump underneath a striped T-shirt during a walk on Wednesday morningKatherine covered her bump underneath a striped T-shirt and a jacket for extra warmth.

Singer Billie Eilish appears to have unfollowed everyone on her official Instagram account in a show of support and solidarity with survivors of abuse.Fans of the singer have speculated that Billie took to her Instagram Stories to post the following message on Wednesday, which was later deleted: 'If I am following your abuser DM me & I will unfollow them. I support you.'Her account - which is followed by a staggering 64.7 million followers - currently shows that she's now following just one user, but it does not display which account it is, which could be a software glitch.

Beyoncé sang, "Hips tick tock when I dance" when she hopped on Megan Thee Stallion's No. 1 "Savage" remix, but that viral TikTok dance associated with the original hit didn't come from either of them.