The unbreakable mother-daughter bond
Multiple award-winning singer Whitney might have gone through a lot on the personal and the professional front but she made sure she kept her lovable daughter close to her. With such a busy schedule, Whitney even decided to bring Bobbi wherever she went and that’s how Kristina first got introduced to fame. From the time she was a little girl, Whitney would take her on tour, even pulling her up on stage to sing along with her.
Bobbi later became popular as a reality TV personality, thanks to her famous father s reality show, ‘Being Bobby Brown’, and she even accompanied her mom on the red carpet to events such as the premiere of ‘The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.’
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Ciera Payton as Wendy Williams in âWendy Williams: The Movieâ (Lifetime)
Sassy and brassy, Wendy Williams has been known for her cheeky comments on âThe Wendy Williams Showâ. In her early years, she gained much popularity as a radio DJ and was known as a âshock jocketteâ. The talk show host now executive produces a biopic on her life, revealing the highs and lows she has experienced throughout the years.
The 56-year-old has made herself the go-to source for great celebrity dish on her hit talk show, but recently the spotlight has turned on her. The glossy Lifetime movie âWendy Williams: The Movieâ provides a revealing look at Wendyâs journey â from her scrappy upstart days in urban radio to the success of her own syndicated talk show.
In this feature length documentary, Wendy Williams, the self-anointed Queen of all Media, sheds her private persona and speaks directly to the camera, discussing every inch of joy and humiliation she has experienced since childhood. From her apartment in Manhattan, we’re with Wendy during the course of her divorce, as she deals with being a ‘Hot Topic’ and finds a way to right her ship again. It’s a raw, no holds barred look with never-before heard truths about Wendy’s notorious feuds with celebrities, her shocking divorce, her childhood and the private darkness she has endured. This is the story of a self-made woman who finds herself at the start of a new life, uncertain of the future, but ready to reclaim her crown. The documentary is produced by eOne and Creature Films for Lifetime. Executive producers include Wendy Williams, Tara Long, Mark Ford, Kevin Lopez, Sarah Girgis and Joie Jacoby. Brie Miranda Bryant and Gena McCarthy serve as executive producers for Lifetime.
Bloomington City Council meets remotely Jan. 11, 2021.
The Bloomington City Council on Monday overwhelmingly voted to join the Welcoming Network, a nonprofit group that prides itself on creating inclusive environments for immigrants through community engagement, job training and other initiatives.
The 7-0 vote, in favor of the membership in the Welcoming America Initiative, means Bloomington can actively promote “breaking barriers between the immigrant community and the rest of the population,” said Ward 2 council member Donna Boelen, who drafted the proposal.
Council members Jenn Carrillo, of Ward 6, and Jeff Crabill, of Ward 8, who have opposed joining Welcoming America saying it fails to protect the city’s immigrants from an overbearing federal system, were absent from Monday night’s meeting.