Rihanna Closes Fenty's Shop In Support of Blackout Tuesday

Rihanna has closed up shop on Fenty for the day to mark Blackout Tuesday, in support of Black Lives Matter.

The 32-year-old singer’s company announced on social media and its official website that they will not be open for the day in observance of the movement and made a promise to donate funds to two important organizations.

“Fenty as a brand was created to elevate beauty, power and freedom. At this very moment racists are attempting to rip those values away from black people and we will not stand by and let that happen. We are too powerful, creative and resilient,” the company shared in a statement on Twitter. “In support of the black community, we will be donating funds to Colour Of Change and Movement For Black Lives. We ask you to speak up, stand up, and pull up against racism and discrimination in all forms.”

They continued, “We are not staying silent and we are not standing by. The fight against racial inequality, injustice, and straight up racism doesn’t stop with financial donations and words of support.”

“In solidarity with the black community, our employees, our friends, our families and our colleagues across industries we are proud to take part in #BlackoutTuesday. Fenty will be closing our business on Tuesday, June 2 – Globally. This is not a day off, this is a day to reflect and find ways to make real change, this is a day to #PullUp.”

Fenty is among the many companies, including KKW Beauty, Honest Company and others, observing the movement.

Rihanna was one of the first celebrities to speak about about George Floyd‘s murder over the weekend. See her message here…

9-1-1 actor Ryan Guzman is apologizing for his controversial comments he made about using racially charged words.

If you missed it, among many other things, Ryan said, “I have plenty of friends — Black, white, Asian, Indian, whatever they are, Korean — and we make fun of each other’s races all the time. We call each other slurs all the time.”

Well, Ryan issued an apology for these controversial comments, saying, “I do not condone the use of the N-word by any non-Black person. That includes all Latinos. That’s not our word.”

“I came from an angry place. I couldn’t think straight, and I misspoke,” he said about his use of the word “slurs,” and apparently meant to say “stereotypes,” saying that “amongst friends, can friends make fun of each other? Yes.” But he added, “I’m not here to bring anybody down.”

“I apologize to those that I have offended and misrepresented myself by using the wrong term… I will continue to grow, and continue to help out the community,” he added.

Find out everything Ryan said – and how one of his co-stars reacted.

Twilight star Gregory Tyree Boyce‘s cause of death has been released after his tragic death a few weeks ago at the young age of 30.

In mid-May, the 30-year-old Twilight actor was discovered deceased with his 27-year-old girlfriend Natalie Adepoju.

The Clark County Coroner’s Office told E! News that both Gregory and Natalie died from “fentanyl and cocaine intoxication.”

At the time of his death, his family released a statement about the tragedy.

Gregory‘s only big-screen acting credit is his role as Tyler Crowley in the 2008 movie Twilight. In case you don’t remember, Tyler is the student at Forks High School who almost runs over Bella with his van before Edward saves her life.

Our continued thoughts are with both Gregory Tyree Boyce and Natalie Adepoju‘s family and loved ones during this difficult time. RIP.

Seth Rogen took to his comments to tell off those who are against the Black Lives Matter movement.

It all started when Seth posted a Black Lives Matter logo on his Instagram account. He captioned the post with “If this is a remotely controversial statement to you, feel free to unfollow me.”

Well, a bunch of Instagram users have been posting in his comments and insulting the important movement on his account.

So, Seth took matters into his own hands and commented on several of the comments. Seth did not hold back, and let them know what they could go do.

Click through the gallery to see just a sampling of what Seth Rogen told some of his commenters who took issue with his Black Lives Matter post…More Here! »

Normal People stars Paul Mescal and India Mullen were seen hanging out!

Paul, 24, and India were seen out and about on Monday (June 1) in London, England. If you don’t know, Paul starred in the leading role of Connell while India starred as Peggy, the good friend of Daisy Edgar-Jones‘ character.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Paul Mescal

Recently, Paul had come forward and said he’s actually single. Rumors are swirling about whether or not Paul and India could be an item after these photos have emerged.

If you haven’t seen Normal People yet, check out the show, which is now available to stream on Hulu.

Check out all the newest photos of Normal People co-stars Paul Mescal and India Mullen…More Here! »

Jimmy Fallon addressed his 2000 Saturday Night Live sketch that resurfaced last week where he was seen wearing blackface to portray Chris Rock.

On the Tonight Show on Monday (June 1), Jimmy began the show saying that it would be “a different kind of show.”

“That’s where we all need to start, with ourselves and looking at ourselves in the mirror,” Jimmy said. “I had to really examine myself in the mirror this week because a story came out about me on SNL doing an impression of Chris Rock in blackface. And I was horrified. Not of people trying to ‘cancel’ me or cancel this show, which is scary enough. The thing that haunted me the most was, how do I say I love this person?”

“I respect this guy more than I respect most humans,” Jimmy continued. “I’m not a racist. I don’t feel this way.”

“I realized that I can’t not say I’m horrified and I’m sorry and I’m embarrassed,” Jimmy added. “I realized that the silence is the biggest crime that white guys like me and the rest of us are doing, staying silent. We need to say something. We need to keep saying something. And we need to stop saying ‘that’s not OK’ more than just one day on Twitter.”

He welcomed President and CEO of the NAACP Derrick Johnson as one of his guests, and admitted he “needed to get educated.”

You can read Jimmy Fallon‘s first apology right here.

Halsey has been protesting for Black Lives Matter after the death of George Floyd and she’s now speaking about what she has seen.

“It’s easy from the comfort of your home to watch looting and rioting on television and condone the violent measures being taken by forces. But what you don’t see is innocent peaceful protestors being shot at and tear gassed and physically assaulted relentlessly. You think it’s not happening, it’s only the ‘thugs’ and the ‘riots,’ right? The police are keeping you safe right? You’re wrong,” the 25-year-old singer posted on her Instagram account.

She continued, “This is happening everywhere. And innocent people exercising their rights to speech and assembly are facing violence and abuse of power. With all of our medical professionals being CONSUMED and EXHAUSTED with Covid, there is little to no medical attention available. I have first hand treated men women and children who have been shot in the chest, the face, the back. Some will lose vision some have lost fingers. I have been covered in innocent blood.”

Halsey added, “My father is a black man. My mother is an EMT. This week I had to put those two associations together in ways that have horrified me. This is NOT a virtue signaling post. But I HAVE to show you what I am witnessing with my own eyes. With Trump’s decision today to enforce the mobilization of armed forces on our own citizens, this has escalated beyond your privilege and comfort to not care. Please care. We are begging you to care. This is war on Americans. This is everyone’s problem. Everyone’s. #BLACKLIVESMATTER.”