Forest whitaker
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The masks are off, health passes are no longer needed and the world's leading cinema get-together is ready to party after two years in which the pandemic put a...
The Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative has been running for only a few months and focuses on gang-ridden areas.
Multiple award-winning US actor, producer and director Forest Whitaker stars in a new TV series called ‘Godfather of Harlem'. He describes his role as Harlem's most feared gangster, Bumpy Johnson. Whitaker said he enjoyed working with the cast and describes how he prepared for this role.
The 57-year-old Texan has said he has long been an admirer of Tutu, an Anglican cleric who headed the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
The pair - who share Sonnet, 22, and True, 20, together - first met in 1994 on the set of ‘Blown Away’, where they played love interests.
A sneak peek of 'City of Lies', Halle Berry talks about 'John Wick: Chapter Three' and Forest Whitaker and Johnny Depp try to crack the conspiracy surrounding the infamously unsolved murder of rap legend Notorious B.I.G.
Whitaker confessed that playing Tutu proved to be one of the biggest challenges of his career.
Forest Whitaker says when easily broken truces regularly alternate with episodes of violence from armed conflicts, we can speak neither of true peace nor of real change.
Comedian Kevin Hart won the Entertainer of the Year Award at the 45th NAACP Awards in California.
Movie ticket sales have totalled more than $74 million and the film is generating awards season buzz.
President Barack Obama said his favourite part of the movie was some of the jokes told by Gooding Jr.
Race in America has been a topic of debate and Hollywood has muscled its way into the conversation.
The movie has rung up sales of $52.3 million through its first two weekends.
The Mother City continues to be very popular amongst international celebrities.