Sam Smith, 'Black Widow,' & Leslie Jones Leaving 'SNL': Morning Tea
| 08/28/19
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Smith Smith for 'Judy,' a new 'Black Widow' poster, & Leslie Jones is parting ways with 'SNL'—oh my!
Welcome to Morning Tea, PRIDE's morning round-up of the some of the most interesting news headlines you should read to help you get your day started!
So what's going on in the news today?
Sam Smith will duet with Renée Zellweger on the 'Judy' soundtrack.
The Oscar-winning singer is teaming up with fellow Oscar winner Renée Zellweger to peform a rendition of Judy Garland's "Get Happy" for the upcoming biopic Judy.
The first 'Black Widow' poster has officially been revealed.
Fans at D23 Expo 2019 got an exclusive first look at the poster for Marvel Studios' upcoming Black Widow solo film!
Leslie Jones is saying goodbye to 'Saturday Night Live.'
It's the end of a super funny era, as comedian and actress Leslie Jones has parted ways with the long-running, weekly comedy show to focus on her movie career.
Lil Nas X just scored an award nom from the Country Music Association.
The "Old Town Road" rapper received a nomination in the "Musical Event of the Year" category for the Country Music Association's upcoming 53rd annual awards ceremony. This is a full-circle moment for the artist, since his record-breaking track was removed from Billboard's country charts earlier this year.
Lara Spencer apologizes on the air for laughing at Prince George and his love of ballet.
The Good Morning America host caused controversy last week when she was seen laughing at Prince George for liking and taking ballet classes. After the dancing community swiftly called her out, Spencer apologized while on air during Monday's episode of GMA.
"I screwed up. The comment I made about dance was stupid and insensitive, and I am deeply sorry," she said. "I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance, and last night, I sat down with three influential dancers who lived it firsthand."
