American actress Catherine Ann Keener was born on March 26, 1959. She has played sympathetic, resentful, and melancholy women in supporting roles in both independent and mainstream movies.
She received two nominations for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress: once for Being John Malkovich (1999) and once for Capote (2005), in which she played novelist Harper Lee.
Her first line in a movie was in About Last Night (1986). Although she struggled professionally during the ensuing years, one endeavor had an unanticipated benefit: Keener met Dermot Mulroney, an actor, in 1987 while working on the 1989 film Survival Quest, which was the result of Mulroney getting stuck while attempting to ascend a cliff. Read More...
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Starting on Jan. 11, 2024, “Dancing With The Stars Live” will return to stages all over North America with special guest Julianne Hough appearing on select dates.
As of now, the classic reality show turned thrilling live experience has 64 performances planned including five in New York and three in New Jersey. Read More...
Explore More Ibram X. Kendi’s name appears everywhere: in school curricula, corporate training programs, even the Navy’s official reading list. The Boston University prof is a blazing supernova in the constellation of radical-chic race activism. But be warned: His philosophy would jeopardize the bedrock American ideal of individual dignity and equality under law.
Kendi’s rise was swift and significant. He published a bestselling book, “Stamped from the Beginning,” in 2016. After the death of George Floyd in 2020, Kendi’s next book, “How to Be An Antiracist,” began selling an astonishing number of copies, including institutional sales to public schools, government agencies and professional groups, all seeking to understand the ongoing racial unrest; he was a campus and media fixture at the height of the crisis. Read More...
