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new voter law.The film — a thriller about a runaway slave that’s titled “Emancipation” — is the first big-budget movie project to pull out of the state on the basis of the new law, Variety reported. “At this moment in time, the Nation is coming to terms with its history and is attempting to eliminate vestiges of institutional racism to achieve true racial justice,” Fuqua and Smith said in a joint statement.“We cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts regressive voting laws that are designed to restrict voter access,” the statement added.

Paul Rudd kept voters waiting in the New York rain happy as he handed out cookies on Thursday (October 29, 2020).See where Paul Rudd is on the highest-paid actors listAs queues formed of people keen to have their say in the U.S. presidential election, Ant-Man star Paul was on hand to keep their bellies full.

2.4 million Twitter followers in a now-deleted post on Wednesday, Sept. 30, along with her OnlyFans account link, the hashtag #bootyforbiden and three rows of white hearts.A post shared by tana mongeau (@tanamongeau) on The blonde bombshell later posted an update on her Instagram featuring an image of Biden’s head imposed over her bikini’d body.

Trick-or-treating may be out of the question this year, but no one ever said dressing scantily for Halloween was canceled.Cosplay purveyor Yandy, the clothing company behind such daring disguises as the buns-hugging Beyond Burger costume and the leggy “Handmaid’s Tale” number, is back again — this time, bringing awareness to a bipartisan issue with sexy USPS-themed costumes.Their new range includes two cheeky numbers, both of which cover little more skin than an actual postage stamp.For $29.95, the mail-in ballot costume is a white tube dress with a graphic borrowed from an official ballot envelope, which reads “Official Ballot Enclosed” and “First Class Mail” on the front.

Jackson tweeted Monday along with a clip of him in a sweatshirt and baseball cap while seated in an expensive-looking armchair.The tweet also includes a link to his page on voter registration website HeadCount, which includes a sultry-looking photo of Jackson along with patriotically colored buttons offering Americans the ability to register to vote, check their registration status and “make your vote plan.”Jackson is well-known for being among the Hollywood actors with the most prolifically dirty onscreen mouths — although a survey conducted earlier this year found that “The Wolf of Wall Street” star Jonah Hill beat Jackson for the top slot.

EXCLUSIVE: Freeform has ordered an election-themed series hosted and executive produced by Kal Penn.The untitled project, from Michael Davies’ Embassy Row, is described as a smart, irreverent unscripted comedy series that explores issues and topics relevant to Millennial and Gen Z voters.The series was created by Penn and Romen Borsellino, who also serve as executive producers with Dan Spilo as well as Michael Davie and Julia Cassidy of Embassy Row.Penn and Borsellino met in 2007 when Penn visited Borsellino’s Roosevelt High School in Des Moines for a campaign event on behalf of Young Americans for Obama. Borsellino introduced Penn and the two developed a friendship.

Glamour about activism, politics, fair elections, and the 2020 presidential race.Over the past few weeks in particular, there’s been a debate over how best to effect change, whether that’s through political leadership, activism, organizing, or something else. Has there ever been a point in your career where you wondered, “Did I pick the wrong lane? Am I not in the role that I need to be in to make the most change?”No, and that’s because I’ve always been fairly flexible about what I do.

featuring politician, lawyer and author Stacey Abrams. The doc comes from Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning filmmaker Liz Garbus and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Lisa Cortés, and the plan is for Amazon to release the doc in theaters prior to this year’s US Presidential election.

Lebron James and Kevin Hart are teaming up to form a voting rights group to ensure African-Americans can get to the polls.Following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police last month (May 2020) and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests, as well as chaos at the polls in primary elections in Georgia on Tuesday (June 9, 2020), James has convened a group of sports and entertainment figures like Hart to help black voters.The organization, called More Than a Vote, will focus on inspiring African-Americans to register and to cast a ballot in November’s (2020) presidential election, but also tackle any efforts to suppress the black vote by making it difficult to get to the polls.“Because of everything that’s going on, people are