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She stars on the hit Freeform series Grown-ish and is a recent Harvard graduate.But Yara Shahidi took time out of her busy schedule on Tuesday to spend time with her family in New York City.The multi-hyphenate, 22, flaunted her flawless makeup-free complexion and slipped into a casual getup for the afternoon. Out and about: Yara Shahidi took time out of her busy schedule on Tuesday to spend time with her family in New York City. The multi-hyphenate, 22, flaunted her flawless makeup-free complexion and slipped into a casual getup for the afternoon She modeled a pair of loose bright yellow pants and a relaxed white short sleeve tee.Yara had a Christian Dior purse slung across her body and a gold pendant chain hanging from her neck.

Lexi Carson Variety is back to host the second annual Executive Interview Studio, presented by Canva. The industry’s top business and marketing execs stopped by during the 2024 Cannes Lions Festival to chat about how they are navigating the ever-expanding worlds of media and entertainment.

Blackish star Yara Shahidi and her mother Keri Shahidi have made the move into audio production, calling a collaboration between their production company and SiriusXM “something we were waiting for.”

Angelique Jackson “Black-ish” and “Grown-ish” star Yara Shahidi has signed on to executive produce the documentary “Paint Me a Road Out of Here,” which will make its world premiere at the DC/DOX Film Festival next month. Directed by Catherine Gund, “Paint Me a Road Out of Here” features artists Faith Ringgold and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter and “uncovers the whitewashed history of Ringgold’s masterpiece ‘For the Women’s House,’ following the painting’s 50-year journey from the Rikers Jail to the Brooklyn Museum in a heartbreaking, funny and true parable for a world without mass incarceration.” Of the painting Ringgold has said: “The women wanted to be free, they wanted to be out of there of course but it was obvious to me that the reason many of them were there was because they had a lack of freedom in the first place.

Yara Shahidi has been one busy young lady in recent times with projects both in front and behind the camera, all while graduating from Harvard University in late May.The 22-year-old is taking on the role of Tinkerbell in the upcoming live-action film Peter Pan & Wendy, she's starring in the new season of Grown-ish, and ABC Signature extended its deal with her production company 7th Sun Productions that she runs with her mother Keri Shahidi.But on Sunday the young star decided to take advantage of a little downtime and spent part of her day with her mom in New York City. Family time: Yara Shahidi, 22, enjoyed a break from her busy schedule and spent part of her Sunday strolling around the Soho neighborhood of NYC with her mother Keri Shahidi, 53The mother and daughter duo were all smiles while making their way around the Soho neighborhood in Downtown Manhattan, which is known for its many artists' lofts and art galleries.Even dressed casually, Yara showed off her impeccable fashion sense in cutoff blue jeans, a sleeveless gold top and black sandals.

ABC Signature extended its deal with Yara Shahidi and her 7th Sun Production Company to include a partnership with Onyxn Collective.

It's official, Yara Shahidi is a college graduate.The actress, 22,graduated from Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts after beginning her studies at the prestigious Ivy League institution in 2017.Haven taken a gap year during her tenure, Shahidifinished her four-year undergraduate degree studies, all while juggling her busy career in Hollywood, which included starring in the hit ABC sitcoms Black-ish and the spinoff Grown-ish. Family pride: Yara Shahidii, 22, graduated from Harvard University and her parent's marked the milestone occasion by sharing both their love and pride in her achievement on Instagram; her father, Afshin Shahidi, called the graduation a 'beautifully surreal moment'In an interview with Vogue, Shahidi revealed that she focused her studies within the Social Studies & African American departments, with an emphasis on 'Black political thought under a neocolonial landscape.'Before accepting her diploma, the Minnesota native completed a 136-page thesis paper, titled 'I Am a Man: The Emancipation of Humanness from Western Hegemony Through the Lens of Sylvia Wynter, whichexplores the work of the Jamaican writer.