What’s New And Black On Broadway

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Jessica Chastain arrived to the2022 Screen Actors Guild Awardsat the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica shining like a star.The Zero Dark Thirty actress, 44, was the epitome of chic as she posed for photographers in a shimmering two-piece silver Dior pantsuit.The star won the coveted award for an Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role category for her role as Tammy Faye Bakker in The Eyes of Tammy Faye. Chic: Jessica Chastain arrived to the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica shining like a star The red-haired beauty was daring in the unique shining ensemble - which was held together by one snap - wearing no shirt underneath and showcasing her cleavage.

Selena Gomez went barefoot as she was a presenter at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.The 29-year-old actress was accompanied by Only Murders in the Building costar Martin Short, 71, onstage at the ceremony as they were presenters for the honors of Outstanding Female Actress in a Supporting Role. (West Side Story's Ariana DeBose took home the honors.)The Dead Don't Die actress donned a luxe ensemble to the award show in Southern California, wearing a black Oscar de la Renta gown with a $1 million Bulgari necklace with more than 200 carats of diamonds.

2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards was filled with surprises and emotional moments — and Will Smith was particularly moved when he took home one of the night's coveted trophies.After delivering a heartfelt acceptance speech on stage at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, on Sunday — when he earned the award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor for his role in  -- Smith opened up to ET's Nischelle Turner backstage and reflected on the honor.«I'm here tonight with Saniyya [Sidney] and Demi [Singleton], the girls who play Venus and Serena, and Aunjanue Ellis, and Venus is here with her sister Isha, who's an executive producer,» Smith said, as he began to choke up. «It's all of these, all of these Black women that I get to protect and shine a light on, you know, across the generations.»Smith, after taking a moment to compose himself, explained he feels «such a responsibility» to them to tell their story.Fresh off his #SAGAward win, an emotional Will Smith breaks down in tears while reflecting on his #KingRichard family: «It's all of these Black women that I get to protect and shine a light on… I just feel such a responsibility.» pic.twitter.com/hNFFrGQF8MIn the biopic, Smith portrays Richard Williams, the father of tennis icons Venus and Serena Williams, who has a singular vision of helping his young daughters become legends on the court.When asked what he feels about the real-life figure he portrays in the film, Smith said, «It's just like I get him.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has brought to the fore heartwarming stories of courage shown by ordinary Ukrainians. Now, a report in The Israel Hayom has revealed details about Ukrainian LGBTQI activists finding Russian soldiers hiding in their office in Kharkiv. The Israel Hayom , a widely distributed newspaper in Israel, said the information about the encounter was provided to them by Ukrainian LGBTQI activist Viktor Pylypenko.According to Pylypenko, the activists beat up the soldiers and captured them.

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details about the Euphoria season finale “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned for a Thing I Cannot Name.”

It was a night when the pundit-predicted Oscar-season frontrunners The Power of the Dog and Belfast came up empty, and longer shots like CODA and The Eyes of Tammy Faye won key races that promise to add a bit more suspense as we glide toward the Oscars.

Kate Winslet took home one of the top acting prizes at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.However, the British star was not there in attendance to accept the trophy, as she was forced to stay at home for the event for unknown reasons.While Kate, 46, did beam in remotely to introduce Helen Mirren's Lifetime Achievement Award, she mysteriously did not appear again to give a speech for her own award. No show: Kate Winslet wonthe award for outstanding performance by a female actor in TV, but did not accept it, instead she appeared remotely to present Helen Mirren with an awardThe Titanic star won the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a television movie or limited series for her role as Mare Sheehan in HBO's Mare of Easttown.

James McAvoy has said financial barriers prevent more working class people like him becoming actors.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read unless you have watched the Season 2 finale of “Euphoria” on HBO.And just like that, Season 2 of HBO’s “Euphoria” has come to an end.In Sunday night’s finale, titled “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned for a Thing I Cannot Name,” reality morphed with Lexi’s (Maude Apatow) play as the audience saw its second act. The fourth wall was broken as Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) strutted onstage and gave Lexi a piece of her mind, leading to an all-out fight with Maddy (Alexa Demie) and Kat (Barbie Ferreira). In an explosive scene involving a S.W.A.T.

Naman Ramachandran Indian acting powerhouses Vidya Balan (“Kahaani”) and Shefali Shah (“Delhi Crime”) headline film “Jalsa,” which will bow on Amazon Prime Video.The film is a tale of conflict narrated through the life of a celebrated journalist and her cook. The cast also includes Manav Kaul (“The Fame Game”), Rohini Hattangadi (“Gandhi”), Iqbal Khan (“Crackdown”), Vidhatri Bandi (“Shiddat”), Srikant Mohan Yadav (“Inside Edge”), Shafeen Patel and Surya Kasibhatla.“Jalsa” is directed by Suresh Triveni who previously worked with Balan on the critically acclaimed “Tumhari Sulu” (2017).

Sasha Urban editorWearing a blush pink floral Prada gown and matching headband, Dame Helen Mirren told Variety at the 28th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards that she felt like the “homecoming queen.” A fitting title, since she was on hand as the 57th recipient of the SAG Life Achievement Award. But Mirren admitted her upcoming role as villain Hespera in the superhero film “Shazam! Fury of the Gods,” set to release in 2023, won’t be quite as romantic.“I had such a good time in ‘Shazam,’ playing a Roman goddess,” Mirren told senior entertainment writer Angelique Jackson during Variety On the Carpet presented by DIRECTV.

Some of the best moments that happen at awards shows are ones that you don’t actually see on TV and thankfully there were photographers capturing all of the great moments during commercial breaks!

Lynn Nottage brings grace to the quest to create the perfect sandwich in Clyde’s, a Broadway play starring Uzo Aduba and Ron Cephas Jones. The accomplished actors explained why no matter how many Emmy nominations you’ve earned or magazine covers you’ve graced, when you hear the name “Lynn Nottage” you say “yes.”

The quest to create the perfect sandwich takes on existential tones in Clyde’s, the tasty if occasionally and slightly undercooked new dramedy from two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage. Though it lacks the heft of the playwright’s great Sweat, Clyde’s makes for an intriguing companion piece.