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Like so many precocious youngsters who hit it out of the park when they're 7, Chloe Greenfield—who made her acting debut in 8 Mile playing Jimmy's little sister, Lily, basically the one person who doesn't piss him off at some point—eventually put the profession on the back burner. "I never really set out to be an actor," the Twitter-described herbalist and activist said on the Dec. 13, 2020, episode of the podcast Setting the Tone. "I was born and raised in Southfield, a suburb outside of Detroit, and by chance one of my family members heard about an open casting call on the radio and we just happened to take our whole family down there.

Redeem now Norman Reedus has his "fingers crossed" about joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While discussing "TWD," Insider asked Reedus about a report that he's in talks to play Ghost Rider. Reedus said he hopes to hear something. Is Norman Reedus joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe to play Ghost Rider? "Fingers crossed," Reedus told Insider Wednesday when asked if there was anything he could say about whether or not he has been cast as the Marvel character.

A Washington Heights principal accused of wanting to oust white staffers reportedly created a learning environment plagued by 'utter disorganization and insanity.' Students attending New York City's High School for Law and Public Service claim their lives have become 'miserable' under the leadership of Principal Paula Lev. They also allege their quality of education has declined after Lev ousted 'fully experienced and qualified' staff as part of her alleged diversity crusade.

As many of us prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving this week by gorging ourselves until the simple act of breathing becomes a cardio workout, let us not forget that today is also a special day. Because on this day two years ago, Lenny Kravitz walked around New York City with a throw blanket around his neck—well, practically. The fashionable rock star was photographed wearing an extremely oversize scarf to keep warm during the chilly East Coast winter, and along with proving that he really can pull anything off (do you really think you'd look this cool?