Mel B on being called a 'P**i' growing up, the BLM protests and inspiring black women

Regal owner Cineworld has called off its planned $2.1 billion takeover of Canadian exhibitor Cineplex, which would have created one of the world's largest cinema companies with more than 11,200 screens globally. "Cineworld has become aware of certain breaches by Cineplex Inc.

Kiana Ledé for the win with a thoughtful remake. Ledé dropped a cover of P!nk’s 2006 “Dear Mr. President,” which was released while George W.

Tamar Braxton addresses the edges subject that’s been hurting her for a really long time and also offers fans the solution that helped her. Check out the important message that she shared on her social media account below.

The Marvel Cinematic universe treated its fans to a bittersweet climax to over a decade of superhero movies with Avengers: Endgame last year. Bittersweet, because it was the last time we saw our favourite Marvel superheroes in a single frame in all their glory, and because the film featured some heart-breaking goodbyes.

This is the moment a thug punches a police officer's riot helmet at a counter-protest in London.

Black Eyed Peas have announced that they will be releasing a new album next week called ‘Translation’.Following 2018’s ‘Masters Of The Sun Vol.1’, will.i.am and co. will release their eighth studio album on June 19 through RCA.News of the new album was accompanied by ‘No Mañana’, an energetic new collaboration with dembow star El Alfa.

Piers Morgan has slammed the right-wing protests taking place in London as ‘shameful’.Violent brawls have broken out across the capital as far-right protestors took to the streets, with footage emerging of the scuffles on social media.Taking to Twitter, the Good Morning Britain presenter hit out at those taking part, sharing a video LBC journalist Matthew Thompson tweeted of the protests at Parliament Square.Quoting the post, Piers wrote: ‘Disgusting scenes in Westminster. ‘Police & journalists being attacked by right-wing thugs. Shameful.’Sharing the same tweet, London mayor Sadiq Khan added: ‘This is totally unacceptable.

Jose Mourinho has emphasised the importance of his Tottenham players getting used to empty stadiums as they prepare to resume their Premier League campaign against Manchester United next Friday night.

Mikiiya Foster wasn't quite prepared for what was waiting for her when she arrived at the corner of Sycamore and Cochran on Saturday, June 6. It had only been eight days since the 18-year-old recent high school graduate first had the idea to organize a Black Lives Matter protest in her hometown of Simi Valley, Calif., a suburb outside of Los Angeles.

Scottish Premiership 's August 1st target date being met. Celtic began training this week with Rangers and others set to begin meeting in small groups from Monday.

Cynthia Bailey has an important message for her social media followers and fans. Check out the recent post that she shared on her IG in which she’s telling people to fight the good fight until the end.

Rage Against The Machine have re-entered the US charts following worldwide protests for racial equality in the wake of George Floyd’s death.The band’s 1992 self-titled album has appeared at number 174 in the Billboard 200. It has also reached number eight in the iTunes album chart.The album’s Billboard chart peak came in 1994, when it reached number 45.

Angelina Jolie is reconsidering her priorities following nine weeks of coronavirus lockdown and the recent Black Lives Matter protests.The actress has focused much of her efforts on international charity work as a Special Envoy to the United NationsHigh Commissioner for Refugees, but recent calls for racial equality back home in the U.S. and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have forced her to rethink what’s important in her life.

Tracee Ellis Ross has been experimenting with hairstyles during the lockdown.The Black-ish actress is currently self-isolating at her home in Los Angeles, and while she’s not promoting her new movie, The High Note, or working on her Pattern Beauty haircare line, she is practising self-care and learning how to create new looks.“Yesterday I figured out how to make bantu knots and really good parts in my hair. I don’t try and look in the mirror, I feel it on my head.

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.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook fired an engineer who publicly — and vehemently — opposed the social-media giant’s inaction on Donald Trump, over a tweet criticizing a coworker for not cosigning a Black Lives Matter statement.The employee, user-interface engineer Brandon Dail, was terminated over a June 2 tweet in which he challenged a colleague who had refused to add a statement in support of Black Lives Matter to an open-source document. “Intentionally not making a statement is already political,” Dail wrote in the tweet.“Today was my last day at Facebook,” Dail tweeted Friday, explaining he was “let go for for calling out an employee’s inaction here on Twitter.

hereShaun Brady, from Hindley, Wigan, died on 16 May after six weeks on a ventilator in intensive care.His daughters Tasha and Hannah said, before their father contracted the virus, he was was fit and healthy and would spend hours walking outside.Speaking to the M.E.N about their decision to call for the inquiry, Hannah, 24 said: "If not for the government's lack of response in the first few months I firmly believe my dad would still be alive."Shaun was a key worker at the Heinz factory in Wigan and had been working until April 2, when he was rushed to hospital via ambulance.Three days later he was taken to intensive care with COVID-19, where he stayed until the 16th May - when his daughters took the painful decision to turn his ventilator

Beer-drinking thugs chanting 'England' have clashed with police as far-right groups gather in central London to defend monuments.

Calling out the Taoiseach the 27-year-old wrote: All across Ireland citizens joined in solidarity with Black Lives Matter in the US. We must stay united with the world to tackle #COVID19 and the racial injustice of health inequalities.

Angelina Jolie has said it feels like the world is ‘waking up’ amid the Black Lives Matter movement, after she made a donation to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.The Maleficent actress opened up about how having children reminds her ‘of what is most important’.‘After almost two decades of international work, this pandemic and this moment in America has made me rethink the needs and suffering within my own,’ she explained.‘A system that protects me but might not protect my daughter – or any other man, woman or child in our country based on skin colour – is intolerable.