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Robin Wright Has Broken Her Silence Regarding Kevin Spacey.
In her first interview since allegations against Kevin Spacey were brought to public attention, Robin Wright—who plays Claire Underwood on House of Cards—is speaking about her former co-star.
“We were coworkers, really. We never socialized outside of work. [It was a] respectful, professional relationship,” she said Monday on NBC News’ Today show. She added that she and Spacey knew each other “between action and cut and in between setups,” where they would share laughs.
“I think we were all surprised, of course, and ultimately saddened,” she continued regarding finding out about the allegations. “We forged ahead and we were so thankful that we were able to complete the series as planned.”
The full interview with Wright and the rest of the cast will air around the final season’s fall premiere. Check out clips here.
Wondering What Tiffany Haddish Has Up Her Sleeve Next. Let Her Tell You.
During her talk at Hollywood Confidential, a panel series “designed to educate aspiring actors, producers, directors and writers,” Tiffany Haddish talked about everything from the lessons she learned from homelessness to what she has planned for the future.
“I want to get my production company up and running, be able to provide a lot of jobs for people that actually have talent and skill,” she shared. “I want to still open up those streets—get two streets that intersect called Tiffany and Haddish—open up that youth center, that job placement center, that art center, that mental health center. I really want to give everyone a chance to be their selves.”
She also talked about how Tyler Perry and Melissa McCarthy helped her find success. Read more here.
Police Have Closed the Jamie Foxx Penis Slapping Investigation.
According to TMZ, the case was closed because the three-year statute of limitations ran out.
“The case was previously listed as an open investigation,” they reported. “As for a civil suit … nope — the statute of limitations has also run.”
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Here’s a New Drake Freestyle, You Know, If You Still Care.
The R&B side of Drake’s album may have put you to sleep, but perhaps this will wake you up a bit? Press play and find out. Or don’t.
Thousands of Demonstrators Marched in Chicago over the Weekend to Protest Gun Violence.
Protesters shut down the 76th Street overpass on the Dan Ryan Expressway on Saturday in an effort to “shut it down,” Rev. Michael Pfleger told the Chicago Tribune.
“We came here to get their attention,” he continued. “Hopefully we got their attention. … Today was the attention-getter, but now comes the action.”
Gov. Bruce Rauner expressed frustration with the event, tweeting that it was “unacceptable” and that “clear parameters” were set to “allow protestors to be heard while respecting law and order.”
“They chose instead to cause chaos,” Rauner added.
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