Erivo on near-EGOT status: 'I’m just going to keep working'

READ MORE: What will Lawrence Chaney's digital series be about? When is it out?In 2020, Erivo starred as Holly Gibney in The Outsider, a mystery drama based on Stephen King's novel of the same name. Holly was an eccentric savant investigator who was hired to help with a case that started off with the disappearance of a young boy.

Susan Sarandon and Cynthia Erivo are just two of the high-profile ambassadors seeking to raise awareness of people's right to know the cost of medical services through the Power to the Patients campaign. The campaign comes after the launch of a new rule in 2021 that mandates that hospitals provide clear and accessible pricing information online about the medical services and items they provide.

Listen up, gents! Shawn Johnson East opened up about the most romantic thing her husband, Andrew East, does for her during her second pregnancy — and it may not be what you expect. The couple, who share daughter Drew, 15 months, are planning for their second baby’s arrival in July. Watch the latest episode of Moms Like Us above, with hosts Christina Garibaldi and Stroller in the City’s Brianne Manz, to hear what the former Olympic gymnast, 29, had to say. 

Kristoffer Ajer after he was criticised for his showing in defeat to Turkey. The centre-back was brought back into the starting line-up having missed the game against Gibraltar but was at fault for two goals in the 3-0 World Cup qualifiers defeat.

the Queen of Soul! In celebration of iconic songstress Aretha Franklin, on what would have been her 79th birthday, the two acclaimed actresses portraying her in upcoming biopics are honoring her legacy.Jennifer Hudson took to Instagram on Thursday to show the progress of her mural of Franklin's face, created in spray paint.«Royalty! Sharing the making of My Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul mural in honor of the Queens birthday on today!» wrote Hudson, who portrays Franklin in the upcoming biopic

Cynthia Erivo is on the interview circuit promoting her latest project, “Genius: Aretha”, in which she plays legendary Aretha Franklin the the third season of National Geographic’s “Genius” series.

is back tonight with two more as the National Geographic anthology series continues to tell the story of Aretha Franklin’s life and career with Cynthia Erivo portraying the music legend.ET has an exclusive clip from episode 3, “Do Right Woman,” in which Franklin is juggling her music career and her commitment to the civil rights movement before audiences get to see her perform “A Change Is Gonna Come.” The song, originally recorded by Sam Cooke in 1964, is a popular civil rights anthem inspired

Kristoffer Ajer must make a move away from the club. The centre-back, 22, has long been linked with a host of teams from Europe's top leagues, most notably AC Milan who were unable to seal a summer move.

EXCLUSIVE: Bollywood star Rani Mukerji is set to lead feature drama Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway, we can reveal.

NEW YORK (AP) — Doja Cat went for neon feathers and a moto-inspired look zipped allll the way down and Cynthia Erivo stunned in a sparkling silver gown with gold accents by Louis Vuitton at the Grammys as music's big night Sunday offered a luxe fashion moment for the stars. Dressed in Roberto Cavalli, Doja's revealing look included cat-claw zips on each arm and a feathered skirt.

After rumours of their alleged breakup, it seems like Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez are not giving up on their relationship.

Forget all that breakup talk, because it appears Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez haven’t given up on each other quite yet!

COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Norway’s 84-year-old King Harald V will remain on sick leave from his ceremonial duties until April 11 after successful leg surgery earlier this year, the palace said Friday.In January, the ageing monarch underwent a surgery for torn tendons above the knee and was “in good recovery and continues treatment and training,” the palace said.The sick leave is one of several for the popular king in the past two years.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticThough it will forever be associated with one brief mid-1970s heyday, the disaster-movie genre has made a stealth comeback in recent years, being a natural fit for a cinematic era dominated by CGI-laden action fantasies. Of course Hollywood has kept its hand in, with efforts like “San Andreas” and “Pompeii.” But there have also been parries as far afield as China, whose enjoyably ridiculous, volcano-centric “Skyfire” from late 2019 only reached the U.S.

The Late Late Show exec producer Ben Winston, equally magnetic ason-camera counterpart and pal James Corden, picked one hell of a year to run his first Grammys. Taking over for longtime maestroKen Ehrlich, who retired from the show with the 2020 telecast, Winston has had to navigate a seven-week delay and the challenge of safely putting 23 acts in one room, albeit a big one, at the L.A.