Meghann Fahy is reuniting with her costars from The Bold Type!
The 33-year-old White Lotus actress took to Instagram on Thursday (September 21) to share a photo of herself and her old pals, fellow Bold Type stars, Katie Stevens and Aisha Dee.
The trio seem to be on a fun trip to Lisbon, Portugal together.
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Lili Reinhart stuns in a glittery green dress for the premiere of her new Netflix movie, Look Both Ways, held at the Tudum Theater on Tuesday night (August 16) in Hollywood.
The 25-year-old actress joined her co-stars Aisha Dee, Danny Ramirez, Andrea Savage, and David Corenswet on the red carpet, along with producers Jessica Malanaphy and Bryan Unkeless.
Here’s a summary of the movie: On the eve of her college graduation, Natalie’s (Reinhart) life diverges into parallel realities: one in which she becomes pregnant and remains in her hometown, and another in which she does not and moves to Los Angeles. In both journeys, Natalie experiences life-changing love, pursues her dream career as an artist, and rediscovers herself.
Look Both Ways will premiere Wednesday, August 17 on Netflix. Watch the trailer here!
FYI: Lili wore a Miu Miu dress.
The trailer for Lili Reinhart‘s new film, Look Both Ways, just debuted online!
Here’s a synopsis: On the eve of her college graduation, Natalie’s (Reinhart) life diverges into parallel realities: one in which she becomes pregnant and remains in her hometown, and another in which she does not and moves to Los Angeles. In both journeys, Natalie experiences life-changing love, pursues her dream career as an artist, and rediscovers herself.
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Aisha Dee is calling for more diversity behind-the-scenes of her show The Bold Type.
The 26-year-old Australian actress – who plays Kat Edison on the Freeform series – took to her Instagram on Wednesday night (July 15) to share how she took inspiration from her character to bring to light the show’s lack of diversity behind the camera.
“I’m ready to take a cue from my girl Kat. What would Kat do? She would take a stand and advocate for herself and all other marginalized voices to influence change,” Aisha wrote. “I am ready to push harder and speak louder for what matters to me: The diversity we see in front of the camera needs to be reflected in the diversity of the creative team behind the camera.”
Aisha continued: “It took two seasons to get a single BIPOC in the writers’ room for ‘The Bold Type.’ And even then, the responsibility to speak for the entire Black experience cannot and should not fall on one person. We got to tell a story about a queer Black woman and a lesbian Muslim woman falling in love, but there have never been any queer Black or Muslim writers in the room. In four seasons (48 episodes) we’ve had one Black woman direct two episodes.”
She then went on to criticize the “inconsistent” storylines of queer characters and characters of color.
“The level of care, nuance, and development that has gone into the stories centering white hetero characters is inconsistent with the stories centering queer characters and POC,” Aisha wrote. “I do not believe this is intentional. We cannot bring specificity and honesty to experiences we have not lived. And when there is a lack of representation, the way marginalized characters are treated is even more important because they have the potential to empower or perpetuate damaging stereotypes that have lasting and real effect on people.”
Aisha then addressed the problem she has with her character’s new relationship. In the last episode, Kat, who is an outspoken advocate for various liberal causes, entered into a relationship with a white, conservative, Republican woman who has a completely different set of morals than she does.
“The decision to have Kat enter into a relationship with a privileged conservative women felt confusing and out of character,” Aisha explained. “Despite my personal feelings about the choice, I tried my best to tell the story with honesty, even though the Kat I known and love would never make these choices. It was heartbreaking to watch Kat’s story turn into a redemption story for someone else, some who is complicit in the oppression of so many. Someone who’s politics are actively harmful to her communities.”
Aisha explained her decision to speak out about her show, saying that she’s ready to see change.
“I’m critical because I care, because I’ve seen firsthand the incredible impact of this show, and I believe in its potential to be better,” Aisha wrote. “‘The Bold Type’ has done so much food, but it struggles to understand the intersections man of its characters live in.”
After publishing the post, Aisha‘s co-stars Katie Stevens and Meghann Fahy showed their support by sharing her post on their own Instagram accounts.
The season four finale of The Bold Type airs on Thursday, July 16 on Freeform at 10pm ET.
You can read Aisha Dee‘s entire statement in the post below.
Nina Dobrev is chic and sophisticated while striking a pose at Marie Claire Honors Hollywood’s Change Makers event held on Tuesday (March 12) in Los Angeles.
The 30-year-old Fam star was joined at the event by Nikki Reed, Grown-ish‘s Francia Raisa, Bunk’d‘s Skai Jackson, The Bold Type‘s Aisha Dee, singer Lindsey Stirling, Altered Carbon‘s Martha Higareda and Champions star Josie Totah.
The invite-only event brought to life the magazine’s April 2019 issue featuring cover stars Ava Duvernay, Constance Wu, and Jessica Chastain, and also celebrated nearly fifty additional Change Makers featured within the magazine, who are each shaping the future of the entertainment industry to create lasting change.
FYI: Nina is wearing a Galvan jumpsuit and a Jimmy Choo clutch. Francia is wearing Aldo shoes and Hearts On Fire jewelry. Skai is wearing an Adriana Iglesias top and pants, Stuart Weitzman shoes, and a kate spade new york clutch.
Amandla Stenberg suited up for the Vanity Fair and L’Oreal Paris Celebrate New Hollywood Party!
The 20-year-old The Hate U Give star stepped out for the event on Tuesday night (February 20) at Ysabel in West Hollywood, Calif.
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She was also joined by Sofia Carson, Peyton List, Joel Courtney, Josephine Langford and Bailee Madison.
Other attendees included Dominic Sherwood, Emeraude Toubia, India Eisley, Aisha Dee, Francia Raisa, Emily Arlook, Laura Marano and Vanessa Marano.
FYI: Amandla is wearing Louis Vuitton. Joel is wearing a Saint Laurent jacket, Kelly Cole shirt, Theory pants and Calvin Klein shoes. Peyton is wearing area. Francia is wearing Veronica Beard jacket and pants. Sofia is wearing Kallati jewelry.
Aisha Dee, Katie Stevens, and Meghann Fahy of Freeform’s The Bold Type look like total bosses in this feature from Seventeen magazine’s August/September 2018 issue.
Here’s what the stars had to share with the mag…
Katie, on how she gives herself a boost when she’s having a low day: “I try to think about myself in the way that I think about my friends. I’d never look at them and criticize their appearances, so I shouldn’t do that to myself.”
Aisha, on the most important aspect of friendship: “Honesty and a sense of humor. I can always trust my people to laugh and call me on my you know what!”
Meghann, on how she gets herself out of a funk: “First, I try not to be too judgmental of myself. I allow myself to have those feelings. And it sounds cheesy, but I write down one thing I’m grateful for. Perspective is everything!”
For more from the actresses, visit Seventeen.com, and be sure to grab your copy on July 17!
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