Sunny Hostin Says She Was 'Saddened And Hurt' To Learn Of ABC News Exec's Racist Remarks

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Rihanna has shown the world once again that she is embracing pregnancy after sharing 'bump' snaps in a brand new outfit with her fans.The 34-year-old Diamonds singer can be seen in a stunning bright blue cut-out jumpsuit in the snaps, which she posted to her 122 million followers on Instagram.Standing in front of large wooden doors, the Barbados-born singer gives several different poses that flaunt her famous figure in the piece.But one much newer part of her look is her prominent baby bump, which she draws attention to with a cut-out section on the bodysuit.She points the bump towards the camera in all of the pics, and in one shot even has her hands on it while shooting an ice-cold look in her shadesHer dark hair is tied tightly away from her face, and Rihanna tops off the look with blue sunglasses and a comfy-looking full-length khaki coat.After she posted on Friday, by Sunday morning the post was only a few thousand short of hitting 7 million likes — showing a lot of support for her brave pregnancy shoot.One adoring fan wrote: “Inspo for life!”, while another added: “Bad gal Riri” accompanied by a high five emoji, red heart emoji and flame emoji.Rihanna's Instagram snaps are just the latest in a string of bold pregnancy appearances by the star.She made her mark at fashion week last week as she joined Dior in Paris as she sizzled in a sensational ensemble that took social media by stormThe songstress donned an all-black ensemble which closely mirrored lingerie as she posed in a black lace bra with a mesh and spotted overdress.It erupted into lace at the bottom of the dress as she paired the look with some black undies and knee-high PVC pointed-toe boots to match.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make

The hot pre-ceremony topic among attendees of the 26th annual Art Directors Guild Awards tonight was the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences’ controversial decision to pre-tape several artisan awards – including production design – and edit them into the live network broadcast.

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“black-ish” back on its fall schedule, having previously earmarked Season 7 of the comedy for midseason. The fairly unprecedented move comes less than 24 hours after ABC announced its fall schedule.The Kenya Barris-created series will air Wednesdays at 9:30/8:30c, leading out of “The Conners.” In turn, Kyra Sedgwick’s “Call Your Mother” comedy has been pushed to midseason.Explaining the switcheroo, ABC Entertainment president Karey Burke said in a statement, “’black-ish’ has a long-standing history of shining a light on current events and honoring Black voices through the lens of the Johnson family.

Sunny Hostin is opening up about the racist comments made by ABC executive Barbara Fedida.

 Sunny Hostin  got candid about recent allegations against ABC News executive, Barbara Fedida. Over the weekend, Huffington Post broke a story that alleged that Barbara made a series of racists and derogatory comments towards and against current and former ABC News staff and talent including Sunny, Kendis Gibson, Robin Roberts and Mara Schiavocampo. During a segment of The View, Sunny voiced her disappointment about the alleged comments made about her and other top employees.

Sunny Hostin and the co-hosts of are addressing the alleged racist comments made from a top ABC News executive. Barbara Fedida, the Senior Vice President of Talent, Editorial Strategy, and Business Affairs for the news division, was accused in a exposé of making several statements about top ABC talent including Hostin, anchor Robin Roberts, and several others.

The View,” addressed a report that a top ABC News executive used derogatory and racist comments about her and other on-air figures.Hoston said on today’s episode that the report — published in HuffPost on Saturday — “tells me that systemic racism touches everything and everyone in our society. Regardless of social stature, no one is immune.

Sunny Hostin reveals she was “hurt” after hearing that an ABC executive called her “low rent.”

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSome of the anchors on ABC News’ most popular programs have in recent days spent significant portions of on-air time covering an unorthodox topic: the inner workings of the company that employs them.Hosts including “Good Morning America’s” weekend on air staff and “The View” co-host Sunny Hostin took to their shows on Sunday and Monday to discuss allegations raised in a Huffington Post article that claimed a senior ABC News executive, Barbara Fedida, made insensitive, sometimes racially tinged comments about several journalists of color at the Walt Disney-owned unit.

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg is responding to the report about ABC executive Barbara Fedida allegedly making racist comments.

Ted Johnson Sunny Hostin, co-host of The View, addressed a report that a top ABC News executive used derogatory and racist comments about her and other on-air figures.Hoston said on today’s episode that the report – published in HuffPost on Saturday – “tells me that systemic racism touches everything and everyone in our society. Regardless of social stature, no one is immune.

Howard Stern is under fire after a video resurfaced in which he appeared in blackface and liberally used the N-word during a 1993 sketch. The video resurfaced online Thursday where a user cut together his segment on a past episode of “The View” in which co-host Sunny Hostin asked him about his past use of the N-word on-air.

Barbara Fedida, an ABC News executive overseeing talent and business, has been placed on administrative leave while the network investigates insensitive comments she made in the workplace, The Hollywood Reporterhas confirmed. The Huffington Postfirst reported the news, citing 34 anonymous sources that were collected over a period of six months.