‘RBG’ Directors on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Life, Legacy and Star Turn

Javier Bardem at Saturday’s Goya prize ceremony. The prizes marked both Leon and Bardem’s seventh Goya wins. Produced by El Reposado and The Mediapro Studio, and a workplace dramedy skewering the abuse of power practised by a seemingly benign factory owner, “The Good Boss” also won best director and original screenplay for León, as well as best score and editing.Blanca Portillo beat out “Parallel Mothers’” Oscar-nominated Penélope Cruz, thanks to Portillo’s powerful performance as Maixabel Lasa, the real life widow of former Basque Country governor Juan Mari Jauregui who agreed in 2011 to meet one of his ETA killers. Her forgiveness, and Portillo’s portrait, has touched a large nerve in Spain.

MALIBU – Anthony Anderson is reflecting on his career and time on "Black-ish" as the series bids farewell after eight seasons and 168 episodes. The actor and comedian, 51, spoke with Fox News Digital about the overall impact "Black-ish" – which has 24 Emmy nominations and one win – has had on the world but stopped short of anointing the program as a culture favorite, explaining that the show’s legacy should be left for the masses to decide.

Vanessa Bryant has revealed that her beloved family dog Crucio has sadly passed away.

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Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem are stepping out in style!

The new movie Marry Me is now playing in theaters and it’s also streaming on Peacock.

Kelly Stafford, the wife of LA Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford, has shared her frustrations as she struggles to write a letter to her husband ahead of the 56th Super Bowl.MORE: Super Bowl party essentials 2022: 17 must-have party supplies for your Super PartyMatthew helped his team, the LA Rams make it to the final of the 2021 NFL season and they will go up against the Cincinnati Bengals on 13 February at LA's So-Fi Stadium. But Kelly has now revealed that she is trying to write Matthew a letter that will "match this moment" but has come up blank.WATCH: Kelly Stafford shares 'struggle' with fans ahead of the 56th Super BowlTaking to social media, she posted a picture of her laptop set up in the backyard, writing that she was "taking a quick second to myself to write Matthew his SB letter" and that it "still feels weird to write that but damn does it also feel good".However she then posted a video an hour later, admitting that she is "trying to write this letter and nothing matches this moment".MORE: Super Bowl Halftime show star Mary J Blige rocks a risqué rhinestone mini-dressMORE: Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg to host the 2022 Puppy Bowl"I am struggling, I keep writing and deleting, writing and deleting, because nothing I can say can justify all that he has done," she shared, "and I'm struggling so maybe if you can all start thinking thoughts that I can write, then they'll somehow, through the universe, shoot over to me and I can get this letter done because I am stressing about it."Matthew was traded to the Rams in early 2021 and in his first season with the California team, he has led them to a 15-5 season.

WASHINGTON – In the flag filled White House Rose Garden courtyard Saturday evening, President Donald Trump announced that he has nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to fill the current vacancy on the nation’s highest court left by the death of former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's trainer found the perfect way to honor the late Supreme Court Justice. When Ginsburg became the first woman and first Jewish person to lie in state at the U.S.

Glamour, sharing that the Justice “found” him while she was recovering from cancer in 1999. “She gives it her all,” he wrote at the time.

was booed by mourners during his visit on Thursday.On Friday morning, she’ll be moved to the Capitol to lie in state in Statuary Hall, on the Lincoln Catafalque — the platform that was built for Abraham Lincoln’s funeral in 1865. Justice Ginsburg will be the first woman, and first Jewish person, to receive this honor.

(Editors note: Molly Goldberg was the matriarch of  “The Goldbergs,” a radio program turned early TV sitcom.) I went up to Justice Ginsburg, whose opinions I so admired, and on a whim asked her if she had listened to “The Goldbergs” in her youth. She answered in the affirmative, and then I requested if she would be willing to be interviewed for “Yoo-Hoo, Mrs.

In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, movies about her life are coming back to theaters to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation. Focus Features and Magnolia Pictures announced they’ve worked together to bring the 2018 films “On the Basis of Sex” and the documentary “RBG” to 1,000 theaters across the country this weekend.

President Donald Trump‘s visit to the Supreme Court, where the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is lying in repose following her September 19 death, was cut short when he was confronted by angry protesters. Trump, accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump, was met with a chorus of boos from Justice Ginsburg’s mourners during their brief visit, and a crowd chanting “vote him out” as he stood silently.

From left: Then-U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius with his son Tabo, the late-Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Osius’ husband, Clayton Bond, with their daughter Lucy. (Photo courtesy of Ted Osius)

Harvard Law Review, the second woman appointed to the highest court in the United States, advocating for gender equality through landmark cases such as and , advocating for same-sex marriage in , and for opposing Texas' strict abortion laws in the 2016 case . Before images of late actors , , Jerry Stiller, Regis Philbin, John Witherspoon, Diana Figg, and Diahann Carroll moved across the screen during the in memoriam segment, Jimmy Kimmel honored Justice Ginsburg.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg are remembering the late Supreme Court Justice following the news of her death. Kate McKinnon, who has played Ginsburg on numerous times, and Felicity Jones, who played the Brooklyn native in the 2018 biopic,, have both issued statements about the life of the history-making judge. «For so many of us, Justice Ginsburg was a real-life superhero: a beacon of hope, a warrior for justice, a robed crusader who saved the day time and again,» McKinnon said in a statement to multiple news outlets.

Kate McKinnon is honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg after her death.

Kate McKinnon is paying tribute to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg after she died on Friday at 87-years-old.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsKate McKinnon reflected on the significance and inspiring power of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The Bombshell actress paid tribute to the legal titan after Ginsburg, 87, died on Friday.“For so many of us, Justice Ginsburg was a real-life superhero: a beacon of hope, a warrior for justice, a robed crusader who saved the day time and again,” McKinnon said in a statement.McKinnon has knack for playing multiple political figures – from Hillary Clinton to Elizabeth Warren –  on Saturday Night Live, but playing the late Ginsburg holds a special place, she said.

Saturday Night Live cast member Kate McKinnon has been portraying Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as one gutsy, tough and funny cookie since 2015. Sadly, a running joke was the lengths that the 87-year-old jurist needed to go to so she could stay alive and healthy enough to make it through Donald Trump‘s presidency. Tragically that didn’t happen, as RBG passed away on Sept. 18, 2020 due to complications from pancreatic cancer. In a heartfelt statement, Kate issued a statement to mourn Ginsburg’s death.

Barack Obama beautifully honored «warrior for gender equality» Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.Justice Ginsburg died on Friday, Sept. 18, due to complications of metastatic pancreas cancer at age 87.Obama posted a photo of the two at the White House on his social media, along with a brief note before his powerful statement.«Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought to the end, through her cancer, with unwavering faith in our democracy and its ideals.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at age 87 on Friday. Justice Ginsburg passed away following complications due to metastatic pancreas cancer, and was surrounded by members of her family when she died, the court announced.After being appointed in her role by Bill Clinton in 1993, Ginsburg soon became known for her progressive votes on crucial issues such as abortion rights, same-sex marriage, healthcare, immigration, and affirmative action, per CNN.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorRuth Bader Ginsburg was a petite woman from Brooklyn who grew up to be a towering figure in American legal history and cultural trailblazer in American life. She was the most intimidating interview I have ever done.I had the privilege of sitting with Justice Ginsburg and her daughter, Columbia University Law professor Jane C.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whether women know it or not, has had a big impact on all of us," documentarian Julie Cohen told ET. Associate Justice Ginsburg was only the second woman ever confirmed to the Supreme Court, of four total, and a pioneer of women's rights and gender equality, long before her scorching dissents launched her into pop culture icon-dom as the Notorious R.B.G.Justice Ginsburg died on Friday, Sept.

Ted Johnson President Donald Trump got off the stage after a rally in Bemidji, MN and, after a reporter asked him about the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, he said that he had not heard the news.“She just died? Wow. I didn’t know that. You are telling me now for the first time.

at the age of 87 due to complications from metastatic pancreas cancer, notable figures across Hollywood and the political sphere mourned the passing of the celebrated justice.“Justice Ginsburg paved the way for so many women, including me. There will never be another like her.

Chris Evans, Kerry Washington, Mindy Kaling and Hillary Clinton took to social media following news of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death. The Supreme Court Justice died from metastatic pancreatic cancer on Friday, the Supreme Court confirmed to CBS News. She was 87.The reports come after Ginsburg was hospitalized in July, and later confirmed to have undergone treatment for cancer. Upon hearing the sad news, Evans posted a striking image of the late judge, alongside the words, “One of one,” and a blue heart emoji.Brie Larson thanked Ginsburg for helping women to keep, «pushing our way into all the places we’ve yet to be invited,» while Clinton echoed similar sentiments.