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Filmmaker Taika Waititi is leading a read-along of Roald Dahl’s “James and the Giant Peach” for charity.

Sen. Bernie Sanders remarks on the United States grappling with a multitude of crises, his record of protesting and the history of racial police violence.

In his monologue, Jimmy Fallon addresses military leaders criticizing Donald Trump’s handling of the George Floyd protests and reads Trump’s version of the Gettysburg Address.

Harry Potter fans and roller coaster lovers are streaming back into Universal Orlando Resort this week. Universal Orlando reopened to passholders Wednesday and Thursday, and it will allow the general public back in Friday.

Gabrielle Union has filed a complaint with the state of California over her firing from “America’s Got Talent.”

Kanye West has been working behind the scenes to contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement. While the outspoken rapper has not tweeted since early March, West has reportedly donated $2 million in relation to the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, TMZ and Variety have reported. Per the new reports, West, a father of four, ...

John Boyega attended a Black Lives Matter protest in Hyde Park, London, on Wednesday. The “Star Wars” actor delivered an emotional speech about racism, telling demonstrators “how painful it is to be reminded ever day that your race means nothing.”

Drew Brees attempted to scramble out of trouble Thursday, offering up an apology after teammates, fans and celebrities slammed what were perceived as tone deaf remarks reiterating his opposition to Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

Two controversial radio hosts in Rochester, New York, were fired after making racist comments on their show Tuesday, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle newspaper reported. During Tuesday’s show, Kimberly Ray, of “Kimberly and Beck” on 95.1 FM, asked if the black men involved in the attack of a woman Saturday night were act...

“Late Night” writer Amber Ruffin focuses a minute of fury on the protests over the death of George Floyd becoming violent due to the police response.

“Right now we’re in a moment where the entire country, and I argue the entire world, is trying to reevaluate its relationship to black people,” Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors said.

Roy Wood Jr. shares his experience watching Birmingham, Alabama, take down a Confederate monument and discusses the rhetoric surrounding protesting and looting.

Sen. Kamala Harris talks about the arrest of all four officers involved in George Floyd’s death, Donald Trump ordering tear gas to be used on peaceful protesters and the importance of the 2020 election.

Chris Trousdale, one of the five members of the early 2000s boy band Dream Street, has died, E! News can confirm.