John Legend and Jesse Willams attend premiere of Al Sharpton documentary Loudmouth

dailymail.co.uk:

Baptist minister, civil rights activist, presidential candidate and talk show host are just four of the hats Al Sharpton has worn since his days growing up in the public housing projects of the Brownsville section of Brooklyn.Now his life, which has sometimes been caught under the shadow of controversy, is the focus of the new documentary Loudmouth, which premiered on Saturday at the Tribeca Festival in New York City.EGOT winner John Legend, who served as one of the executive producers on the project, and Grey's Anatomy alum and Broadway star Jesse Williams were among the stars who hit the red carpet for the event atBMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

Star power: Jesse Williams and John Legend were among the artists who brought some star power to the premiere of Loudmouth, a documentary about the life and times of Al SharptonWilliams, 40, stepped out in front of admiring photographers in black and white-patterned pants with a grey shirt and a tan jacket.He also donned white sneakers, and had his dark hair closely shaven to go along with a full beard and mustache.

The actor, who left Grey's Anatomy after 12 seasons on the job, has been living in New York for his new gig on the Broadway stage, playing a baseball player who comes out of the closet in the revival of Richard Greenberg's Take Me Out.

Cool cat: Williams, 40, stepped out in front of admiring photographers in black and white-patterned pants with a grey shirt and a tan jacket.