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Naomi Ackie looks stunning at the premiere of her new Whitney Houston movie!

The 30-year-old actress, best known for her work in The End of the F***ing World, plays the iconic singer in the new film I Wanna Dance With Somebody. She walked the carpet at the world premiere screening on Tuesday (December 13) at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York City.

Naomi was joined by her co-stars Stanley Tucci, Nafessa Williams, Clarke Peters, Tamara Tunie, Ashton Sanders, Tanner Beard, and Kris Sidberry, as well as director Kasi Lemmons.

Stanley, who portrays music exec Clive Davis in the film, posed with the real-life figure on the carpet.

I Wanna Dance With Somebody will be released in theaters on December 23. Watch the trailer now!

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Josh Duhamel made a special appearance on the latest episode of Holey Moley to cheer on his friend Tanner Beard, who was one of the contestants.

Tanner is the co-founder and president of the Mammoth Film Festival and he is playing on behalf of Mammoth Media Institute. The grand prize at the end of the season is $250,000!

At the end of the episode, Tanner was victorious and he’ll be heading to the grand finale.

Josh was joined in the crowd by his girlfriend Audra Mari and they were seen in matching fur coats. You can watch a clip of them in the crowd below!

Audra, who is a former Miss World America winner, have been dating since last summer. Check out photos of them attending a holiday party together last year.

The stars in attendance at the 2020 Mammoth Film Festival paid tribute to the late Kobe Bryant during a celebrity bowling tournament over the weekend!

Rebel Wilson, Ed Westwick, Dennis Rodman, Anne Heche, Thomas Jane, Ashley Greene, Tony Hawk, Mickey Gooch, Peter Facinelli, Tom Felton, Jessica Szohr, and festival co-founder Tanner Beard were among the stars who participated in the event on Saturday night (February 29) in Mammoth, Calif.

The bowling jerseys that the celebs wore were a tribute to Kobe, in signature Lakers colors, featuring #24 and custom talent names embroidered on.

After the bowling tournament, Tony hosted a screening of his documentary Pretending I’m a Superman at the Minaret Theatre.