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 Kristen Bell and Jenny Slate are helping lead the charge of making sure that when it comes to animated roles, Black or mixed race characters should be voiced by Black or mixed race actresses. Kristen has voiced the mixed race character of “Molly” on Apple TV+’s animated musical comedy Central Park, which just finished it’s first season. Should the streaming service order up a season two, Kristen will still be a part of the show, but feels an actress should match the character as she’s been drawn for audience. The 39-year-old said in a June 24 Instagram post that the voice of Molly should go to “someone who can give a much more accurate portrayal.”

Mark Burnett and Bear Grylls are coming together for a new competition series, and it looks more intense than anything we've ever seen (and anything we will see for a while, given the coronavirus pandemic).  hosted by Grylls and produced by Burnett, sees 66 teams from 30 countries race nonstop for 11 days. The contestants will work 24 hours a day across hundreds of miles of rugged Fijian terrain complete with mountains, jungles and oceans. The show was filmed last fall, pre-pandemic.

Jenny Slate is stepping away from .The 38-year-old actress revealed via Instagram on Wednesday that she will no longer be voicing Missy, as the character from the animated Netflix series is biracial, and she is white.«At the start of the show, I reasoned with myself that it was permissible for me to play 'Missy' because her mom is Jewish and white — as am I. But 'Missy' is also Black, and Black characters on an animated show should be played by Black people,» she said.

Kristen Bell will not return as the voice of “Central Park‘s” mixed race Molly, should Apple TV+ renew the animated musical comedy for a second season.The animated series’ producing team of Loren Bouchard, Josh Gad, Nora Smith, Halstead Sullivan and Sanjay Shah made the announcement on Wednesday, saying in a statement, “Kristen Bell is an extraordinarily talented actress who joined the cast of ‘Central Park’ from nearly the first day of the show’s development — before there was even a character for her to play — and she has since delivered a funny, heartfelt, and beautiful performance.

Kristen Bell will no longer be voicing Molly, a mixed-race character in Apple’s Central Park.

Hot New Hip Hop reported this week that Walmart has reportedly been ripping off designs created and popularized by black artists. According to the outlet, the controversy first started when a photo from Walmart’s website went viral.

Jenny Slate has decide to part ways with the Netflix animated comedy Big Mouth.The 38-year-old former Saturday Night Live star announced on social media Wednesday that she was no longer comfortable voicing a biracial character since she is white.Nick Kroll and his co-creators Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin and Melissa Flackett simultaneously announced their support for her decision and vowed to recast the part with a Black actor.

Katie Price was left shocked after Bianca Gascoigne dramatically blocked her on Whatsapp, Instagram and Twitter.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticA day after WarnerMedia’s Sandra Dewey promised a virtual Cannes that Gone With the Wind would be back on HBI Max “very soon,” the controversial 1939 film has indeed returned – with some poignant historical context “about the film’s handling of the topic of slavery, and its treatment of Black characters.”Pulled from the AT&T-owned new-ish streamer back on June 9, the Antebellum South set film now comes with two new videos that are part disclaimer and part re-evaluation of the Academy Award winner.One of the new videos sees TCM’s Silent Sunday Nights host Jacqueline Stewart giving both a sprawling and specific critique of the Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland and

Jenny Slate announced that she can no longer voice Missy — a character that's been lauded as sensitive portrayal of sweet, weird, and brilliant Black girls — on Netflix's Big Mouth. "At the start of the show, I reasoned with myself that it was permissible for me to play Missy because her mom is Jewish and White — as am I. But Missy is also Black, and Black characters on an animated show should be played by Black people," said Slate.

Frank Lampard says Raheem Sterling was wrong to compare his path to the Chelsea job with that of black managers who haven’t made it. Sterling went on Newsnight recently to compare how Lampard and Steven Gerrard have landed plum jobs at Chelsea and Rangers while the likes of Sol Campbell and Ashley Cole don't get the same chances.He said: “All had great careers.

Channel 4, the young couple took the matter to their hands to build walls, bedrooms and a full-sized shower in two months.

Coronation Street actress Helen Flanagan treated her 934,000 Instagram followers to a gorgeous display earlier today.

They made a splash in pop culture with their steamy kiss in 1999's Cruel Intentions.21 years later, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair gave a repeat performance on Tuesday while celebrating Selma's 47th birthday.Though the old friends didn't observe social distancing guidelines, the 43-year-old Buffy The Vampire Slayer star kissed from behind a mask to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Slate wrote on Instagram. “But ‘Missy’ is also Black and Black characters on an animated show should be played by Black people.”“As I look back on the nature and emergence of my own voice in comedy, I know that I have made mistakes along the way,” Slate continued.

Jenny Slate, who has voiced the character of Missy Foreman-Greenwald since the 2017 Netflix debut of Big Mouth, has decided to leave the series to make room for a Black actor to join the show.“I have come to the decision today that I can no longer play the character of ‘Missy’ on the animated TV show Big Mouth. At the start of the show, I reasoned with myself that it was permissible for me to play ‘Missy’ because her mom is Jewish and white — as am I,” Slate, 38, wrote on Instagram on Wednesday, June 24.

He burst onto the scene in controversial, tree-raping circumstances with – to quote legendary author Stephen King – “The ultimate experience in gruelling terror,” (THE EVIL DEAD), but director Sam Raimi is now cemented as one of cinema’s current blockbusting filmmakers. Thanks to his record-breaking SPIDER-MAN trilogy, Raimi now has a lot of say in the projects he works on.

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

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.