Lucy Liu: Last News

Drew Barrymore's inaugural guests on her upcoming talk show couldn't be more meaningful. The actress will be kicking off with her good friends and former co-stars, Lucy Liu and Cameron Diaz, and says it's a «big deal» to her. Barrymore felt she was in a «pressure cooker» when deciding on her first guests, she tells ET's Kevin Frazier.

Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu are teaming up again!

Lucy Liu marked her son’s fifth birthday by sharing a rare picture of her pride and joy. The Charlie’s Angels star took to Instagram to post a picture of her and her son Rockwell Lloyd Liu having a blast blowing out the candles on his birthday cake.Both were wearing birthday hats but Rockwell stole the show in his dinosaur-patterned t-shirt to match the dino decorations on his cake.

Lucy Liu, 51, celebrated her mini-me son Rockwell‘s 5th birthday on August 28, and took the opportunity to publicly throw her support behind presidential candidate Joe Biden. “My darling son turned 5 yesterday. He is a rainbow of light and his energy is pure magic,” the stage and screen star captioned a snap of herself standing next to the birthday boy while he blew out his candle. “As a human being, a woman, a mother, a daughter – now more than ever we must come together to fight for the soul of this nation. Let’s all wish as hard as he is for a brighter and safer future for our children and Mother Earth.”

Lucy Liu is giving a rare glimpse into her life as a mom!

Thandie Newton wasn’t the only one to have a horrible audition process for 2000′s Charlie’s Angels movie, Nia Long did as well.

Lucy Liu is returning to television in a new role!

Joe Otterson TV ReporterLucy Liu has been cast in the lead role of Shana Goldberg-Meehan’s multi-camera workplace comedy pilot at ABC formerly known as “Bossy” and “Kids Matter Now.”Liu will play Devin, described as the fierce and powerful head of Shelter, a large and successful modern furniture company. She is a force and is unfamiliar with failure.

There’s no denying that Lucy Liu has had an enviable Hollywood career. However, as an actor of Asian descent, she’s faced her share of systemic racism, particularly early in her career.

told The Sydney Morning Herald: ‘I thought, “I don’t even understand why I’m here, but I’m going to give it my all.”‘I think when you are somewhat the black sheep, you don’t really have anything to lose, because they are not necessarily looking for you. So you may as well go for it!’The star is best known for her roles in Charlie’s Angles, Kung Fu Panda and Kill Bill.Her latest starring role is in TV series Why Women Kill.She plays the super rich Simone in the 80s set drama, who finds out her husband has cheated on her with another man.In the interview she also touched on being a mum to son Rockwell, who was born in 2015 via surrogate.‘It’s a very different feeling to doing a project where you know you will finish and move on.

Charlie's Angels movie starring Lucy Liu, Cameron Diaz, and Drew Barrymore was about to hit theaters. George Bush and Al Gore were locked in a tight presidential race.