‘Monster’s Ball’ actor Coronji Calhoun Sr dies aged 30

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Hooters to open in Liverpool city centre has had a petition launched against it, calling the plans and bar "archaic and chauvinistic".The online petition was launched by angry residents and local government officials who opposed plans for the beer and bar food brand to open up shop on the high street, Liverpool Echo reports.Among the angry responses were the Mayor of Liverpool and Merseyside's Police and Crime Commissioner, with the petition set up by Labour councillor Maria Toolan.It calls on Liverpool Council to deny the licensing application Hooters are seeking out, with a link to the petition shared ahead of a licensing hearing scheduled for February 15.The petition claims that if the bar is given the go-ahead, it will attract a "narrow unwanted demographic" and a rise in anti-social behaviour. The chain is well-known in the US for its beer and bar food, often served by scantily-clad waitresses.Councillor Toolan initially objected to Hooters' proposals in a letter to city centre residents alongside colleague Cllr Nick Small.An online form has also been set up by Toolan for residents to add their names to a list of those opposed to the prospective Hooters plans.The petition says: "Hooters is an archaic and chauvinistic brand and this type of venue is no longer reflective of today's society."Hooters employs women to promote its business activities in an exploitative manner, it demeans and degrades women and undermines female equality."We believe it will attract interest from a narrow unwanted demographic and will cause increased anti-social behaviour."We have the support of our Mayor, Police Commissioner, MPs, and local residents and we hope we can rely on yours.

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Coronji Calhoun Sr., the former child actor who played the on-screen son of Halle Berry in the iconic 2001 film Monster’s Ball, has sadly died at the too-young age of 30.

Coronji Calhoun Sr., the actor who played Halle Berry‘s son in the Oscar-winning movie Monster’s Ball, has sadly died at the age of 30.

Former child actorCoronji Calhoun has died at the age of 30 from congestive heart failure and lung problems, it has been reported.His mother Theresa C. Bailey confirmed to the CBS affiliate in New Orleans that he passed away last month on October 13.Calhoun was best known for starring alongside Halle Berry in Monster's Ball, for which she became the first African American to take home a Best Actress Oscar.

Selome Hailu editorCoronji Calhoun Sr., the actor who played Tyrell, the son of Halle Berry and Sean “Diddy” Combs’ characters, in the 2001 film “Monster’s Ball,” died on Oct. 13.

BBC reported.Calhoun portrayed Berry’s son Tyrell in the 2001 drama that earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress.Berry, 55, and producer Lee Daniels contributed $3,394 each to his family on their GoFundMe page.“We are blown away by the outpouring of love the community and Coronji’s adopted family has shown during our process of grief,” his mother, Theresa C. Bailey, wrote on the donation page.

Coronji Calhoun Sr, who played Halle Berry’s on-screen son in the 2001 movie Monster’s Ball, has died aged 31.The former child actor was just 10 years old when he played Tyrell Musgrove in Monster’s Ball alongside Heath Ledger, Billy Bob Thornton and Halle – who won an Oscar for her role in the movie. It’s reported that Coronji died from heart failure and lung problems.The star’s mother, Theresa Bailey, has started a GoFundMe page, entitled ‘Coronji’s Homegoing’ to help cover her son’s funeral costs.

Halle Berry’s son in movie Monster’s Ball, Coronji Calhoun Sr., has died aged 30.Coronji played the character Tyrell Musgrove in the 2001 film.The 30-year-olds death was caused by heart failure and lung problems on October 13, his mother confirmed.Berry and Monster’s Ball producer Lee Daniels have contributed to a GoFundMe page, both with donations of $3,394 each.His mother, Theresa Bailey, wrote on Wednesday on the page: "Coronji Calhoun Sr. recently joined the ancestors in watching over me and our family on October 13, 2021," the description on the page read."At the age of ten, he portrayed Tyrell, son of Lawrence (Sean “P.

Coronji Calhoun Sr., who played Halle Berry’s son Tyrell Musgrove in the 2001 film Monster’s Ball, has died of congestive heart failure and lung problems on Oct. 13. He was 30 and his death was confirmed by his mother.