50 Famous Celebrities You Never Knew Were Left Handed

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When visual effects supervisor Michael Fong and effects supervisor Bill Watral boarded Soul, they were each a bit intimidated, immediately recognizing the film as one of frighteningly novel ambitions. Meditating on the origins of the human personality, Pixar’s latest would require them to bring to life characters and worlds unlike any they’d created before.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorLupita Nyong’o was moved to tears the first time she got a look at “Super Sema,” an animated series about a 10-year-old Kenyan girl with superpowers.The Oscar-winning actor not only joined the voice cast of the series, which bows today on the YouTube Originals platform in conjunction with International Women’s Day, she also became an equity partner in its female-led, Nairobi-based production company Kukua.“I am grateful that these women are helping to eradicate

Aberdeen locals never knew a woman found dead in a home she shared with her husband even existed. Residents in Cove told of their shock after the body of Christina Malley was found in Allison Close last Thursday.

Leila Cobo Apart from its nearly unprecedented success, the most remarkable thing about Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s 2017 global smash hit “Despacito” may be how quickly it came together. Today (Tuesday, March 2), Penguin Random House publishes “Decoding Despacito’: An Oral History of Latin Music,” the latest book by Billboard vice president Leila Cobo, who may be the top Latin music journalist in the U.S.

Black-ish creator Kenya Barris appeared during the ViacomCBS streaming event Wednesday to tease his first series under the mega deal he recently made with the company. It will be for Paramount+.

Renfrewshire celebrated World Thinking Day - a day which is celebrated by millions of all over the globe.The anticipated celebrations are usually looked forward to all year round, with units joining together to take part in activities and events.The Express told last week how Renfrewshire Council stepped in to help the Renfrewshire units mark the occasion due to the covid pandemic halting traditional celebrations.On Monday night, Barscule Bridge and Johnstone bandstand lit up blue in celebration

50 Cent and Black-ish creator Kenya Barris are developing a new Netflix series based on The 50th Law, the bestselling book co-authored by the rapper alongside Robert Greene.The 50th Law is a semi-autobiographical account of the ‘I Get Money’ artist’s early life and career, which also includes quotes from historical figures such as Sun Tzu, Socrates, Napoleon, Abraham Lincoln, and Malcolm X.Barris will co-write and executive produce the pilot script with Hale Rothstein, who executive produces

EXCLUSIVE: In a pairing of two of the most prolific TV producers of the past decade, Kenya Barris, the creator/executive producer behind the black-ish franchise, and the Power franchise executive producer Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson are developing a series for Netflix. It is based on The 50th Law, the best-selling book by Jackson and Robert Greene.

Stripper s*x?! Really??

Stripper sex? The Real Housewives of Atlanta cast got real about which star allegedly hooked up with a stripper at Cynthia Bailey’s bachelorette party during the Sunday, February 21, episode, with Kenya Moore pointing the finger at Porsha Williams.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Cynthia Bailey, 53, gained, lost and then re-gained 20 Lbs. during COVID, but she’s back on the loss wagon thanks to her co-star Kenya Moore, 50. “I was actually really inspired by Kenya because she’s much more into working out and fitness than I am,” Cynthia told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live on Feb. 13. “She gained quite a bit of weight during the quarantine and so did I. I think we both gained about 20 pounds.”

Also Read: Lupita Nyong'o Claps Back at Kenya Official Who Said Star Was 'Inaccessible' for Tourism Ambassador RoleNo director, cast or composer is attached just yet.The book was published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers. Nyong’o read “Sulwe” earlier this year as part of “Bookmarks,” a live action series featuring prominent Black celebrities and artists reading children’s books from other Black authors that highlight the Black experience.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterLupita Nyongo’s children’s book “Sulwe” will be adapted into an animated musical for Netflix.Written by Nyong’o and illustrated by Vashti Harrison, the book follows a young Kenyan girl named Sulwe, who wishes for her dark skin to be lighter. One night, Sulwe is visited by a shooting star sent by the Night that opens her eyes and changes her perspective.