More than 300 Black actors, musicians and prominent figures in the media and entertainment industries have signed an open letter calling on Hollywood to show their support for the Black community both on and off the screen. The letter is written by actor Kendrick Sampson who was shot seven times
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has been announced as the host of the upcoming Global Citizen "Unite for Our Future" concert. The special which will be streamed on YouTube and other online platforms on June 27 will feature performances by Shakira, Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Hudson
Just a few weeks ago, Rihanna's Foundation teamed up with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to donate US $4.2 million to support survivors of domestic violence during the coronavirus pandemic. Now the two have joined forces again, this time turning their attention to the fight against racial injustice.
Beyoncé has written an open letter to the Attorney General of Kentucky demanding justice for Breonna Taylor - a 26-year-old Black woman who was shot in her sleep during a police raid. The police were in the wrong house. And no one involved has been held accountable so far.
Dax has released his powerful new song "Black Lives Matter" about racial injustice and the need for change - and he's donating the proceeds to help fight police brutality. The Nigerian-Canadian artist begins the song with the words "I can't breathe" and
Hollywood director Ava Duvernay is now on the board of governors at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences - and yes, it's totally a big deal. The people who make up the Academy are the ones who choose the Oscar nominees and winners each year. And you
Celebrities are not only using their social media platforms to highlight racism and police brutality following the death of George Floyd - many are also turning up to protests to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement: Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodrigues recently attended a protest in their local
Legendary basketball star Michael Jordan is doing his part to support the Black Lives Matter movement. In a statement released on social media, Jordan and the Jordan Brand will donate US $100 million over the next 10 years to causes advancing racial equality. "We represent a proud family that
John Boyega has taken part in a Black Lives Matter rally in London this week, speaking out about the pain of racism. The actor who plays Finn in the recent Star Wars films, delivered a passionate, three minute speech through a megaphone as thousands peacefully protested alongside him. "I&
Nakkiah Lui is urging non-Indigenous Australians to think about the police brutality and racism experienced by First Nations people, as the Black Lives Matter protests continue across the US. The actress and writer who is a Gamillaroi and Torres Strait Islander woman, has appeared on Channel 10's
Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter is urging those in power to "do what is right" following the death of George Floyd. The rapper, entrepreneur and philanthropist issued a public statement on the Shawn Carter Foundation's social media accounts thanking Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for calling
They're usually telling us to Just Do It. But Nike has a different message for America and the world right now: "For once, Don't Do It." The athletic brand has released a new ad in the wake of the killing of African American man
Singers Halsey and Yungblud are in Santa Monica once again protesting against racism and police brutality - and this time, they're pleading for anyone with medical training to standby on the outskirts of the rallies to treat people who are injured. "I don't know how to
Rihanna, Beyoncé and Oprah have added their voices to the hundreds of thousands of people condemning racism and police brutality following the death of African American man George Floyd. A video of the 46-year-old has emerged showing him lying on the ground, handcuffed, with a white police officer&
Chrissy Teigen is one of dozens of celebrities standing in solidarity with protestors in Minnesota and across America. The model, author and philanthropist has pledged to donate $200,000 to help bail out those who are arrested protesting police brutality following the recent death of George Floyd - a 46-year-
Lenny Kravitz is on a mission to end hate speech and encourage more empathy, tolerance and inclusion. The superstar has teamed up with the United Nations Human Rights Office for their #FightRacism campaign. "Throughout my life and career, I have made it a priority to spread messages of love,
