Chris Sullivan

The Soho district in London, which had once brimming with bars and late-night music venues, is on the verge of becoming 'just another Shoreditch,' as it fights a burgeoning tide of Nimbyism from a'small minority' of wealthy citizens. Few would celebrate the return of the 1960s underworld and the reign of the legendary Kray Twins (who ruled The Hide-A-Way club on Gerrard Street) - but for the majority of locals, there is an undeniable yearning for the yesteryear's charm. It comes as yet another historic venue, Trisha's, has been forced to shut down this week after a millionaire neighbor's screams over noise and alleged 'drug use'. George Hudson, who runs and lives above Soho's Piano Bar, has expressed fear that the neighborhood will be 'another Shoreditch.' According to him, there is a "significant minority" of people who are refusing to open new night time venues, particularly those who moved in during Covid.

On March 12th, Brendan Fraser was named best actor for his leading role in "The Whale" at the Academy Awards, and I hated it. Fraser was nominated for a role in which he dons'fat suit and pretends to eat fried chicken and sandwiches and pizza. It's a film in which he literally eats himself to death, and it's portrayed as a sort of metaphor for love and redemption. Fraser and director Darren Aronofsky have stated consistently that they wanted the film to reflect fat people's humanity and inspire empathy in them, but the film does not do anything close. Fraser's win is the cherry on top, indicating Hollywood's recognition that this is a good, worthwhile film and performance. Every time I talk about "The Whale"'s issues, I get the feeling that I'm being pushed to avoid it. "I love Brendan, but I must admit." "He's so great in 'The Mummy!'He's in 'Killers of the Flower Moon' this year, he'll be so great!" Brendan has eloquently discussed his struggle with depression, about the agony he suffered at, and, of course, I'm delighted to see him get through those challenges and return to a career he loves. However, the mental health struggle didn't stop him from participating in a film like "The Whale," but it makes it worse. People with depression are stigmatized and stereotyped in culture, as well as obese people. Fraser's own experience led him to greater empathy for and recognition with those in larger organizations, but he and his awards campaign used it as a justification for why he deserved to win.

Chris Sullivan and his partner Rachel Reichard revealed on Sunday that they had welcomed their second child, a baby girl. Chris, 42, and his spouse posted a clip to Instagram, writing, 'Please meet AOIFE BEA! She arrived three weeks early, completely grown, hydrated, and VERY strong. A super fast and smooth delivery (much to her mother's relief).' The couple, who exchanged vows in 2010 and welcomed son Bear in July 2020, said their son was 'enamored and overjoyed to welcome his sister home, telling everyone "baby coming!" 'She was born on the day she was born.'

This is the collab we didn’t know we needed!Mandy Moore teamed up with her fianc├â┬⌐, Taylor Goldsmith, and This Is Us costar, Chris Sullivan, to sing a few tunes for a small group during a holiday concert!Related: This Is Us Used The N-Word Without Censorship!On Tuesday, the 33-year-old actress shared clips from the festive evening — which we’ve included for you (below)!Enjoy! Boy do I love these guys. They're in for a blast as they sing. #tobycansaaaaang #chrissullivan @dawestheband ├░┼╕ΓÇÿ┼Æ├░┼╕┬Å┬╝├░┼╕Γäó┼Æ├░┼╕┬Å┬╝├░┼╕ΓÇÖΓÇö├░┼╕ΓÇÖ┬»A post shared by Mandy Moore (@mandymooremm) on Dec 19, 2017 at 10:53am PST