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Zoe Kravitz made her rocker father Lenny proud by joining protesters at a Black Lives Matter demonstration in London.The Big Little Lies star has been laying low in the British capital ever since the coronavirus pandemic shut down production on her upcoming superhero movie The Batman, and on Wednesday, Zoe shared a photo of herself joining fellow social justice advocates at a rally following the recent death of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer in Minnesota.In the photo, the

La Sanación,” or “The Healing,” featuring a guided meditation and yoga-style class, where participants can explore tools and techniques for mental and physical healing and recuperation.During the second week of the month, from 7-7:30 p.m.

While some celebrities are speaking out against police brutality or donating money to help pay for George Floyd protestors' bailouts, others are taking to the streets and joining the crowds.

2020 has been an unforgiving year, what with the coronavirus pandemic claiming more than 300,000 lives and counting. Moreover, the US is currently on an uproar after the death of African American, George Floyd, who died due to police violence.

Being with the band is in of itself a cliche yet it remains this weirdly intriguing fantasy that transitions from generation to generation. It’s a topic that dominates the narrative themes and structures of “Viena and The Fantomes.” Set in a world of pure punk rock fantasy, this all too common tale of the young roadie suddenly spirals outside of the usual safe boundaries.

We’ve just got word of a brand new trailer and poster for the upcoming Viena and the Fantomes, a new film starring Zoë Kravitz, Evan Rachel Wood and Caleb Landry Jones. It will arrive in some territories from the end of next month.

Like many other stars at this testing time, Chrissy Teigen is doing her best to spread a little cheer online.The 34-year-old has launched Chrissy’s Court, a bite-sized show on new video-streaming app Quibi, where she sits in judgment of small claims cases. Alongside her mum Vilailuck, who acts as her bailiff, the show features real people and real disputes with trials carried out with a huge dose of humour.

John Lewis has announced its plans for a 'phased reopening' next month.

HBO Max is officially set to launch on May 27 with a full slate of movies and TV shows available to stream on June 1.

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Zoe Kravitz shared her thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic and her concerns about returning to work on “The Batman.” The actress stars as Catwoman alongside Robert Pattinson in Matt Reeves’ upcoming take on the iconic comic book superhero.The film was in the middle of shooting when production came to a halt in March, as lockdown orders were put in place.

Zoe Kravitz can’t wait to get back to filming The Batman in London, even though she doesn’t know how movie bosses will keep her safe amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

"You have people just touching your face, touching your body all day long"

The future is uncertain for Hollywood productions amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, with no concrete decisions yet to be made for when film and TV production can safely resume.