Kelly Rowland Wears a 'Business Woman' Sweatshirt While Heading Out in Beverly Hills

Kelly Rowland is taking care of business.

The 39-year-old “Work” singer was spotted making a trip to an office wearing a “Business Woman” crewneck sweater on Friday (June 5) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

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Kelly kept it low-key in jeans, sunglasses and a scarf wrapped around her face amid the pandemic as she made her way out for the daytime outing.

She recently made headlines for her super hot bikini selfie, flaunting her hot body at home.

She also proudly showed off in her newly released “Coffee” video: “Sometimes when women stand in our own sexuality, without approval from any external source, I think that there comes a different perspective, a different outlook, a different feeling, and usually we don’t even realize we’re doing it, but I think society has kind of made it that way, especially with the Black woman,” she explained of the clip. Watch it right here!

Matt Luber, who was the manager of late actor Paul Walker, is suing the star’s loan-out company, Vagrant Inc., over unpaid commission.

Walker passed away in a car crash in November 2013 and Luber said that he continued to receive his 5% commission on the actor’s earnings for another five years after that, but then the payments stopped after Vagrant came under new management.

Variety reports that the lawsuit states, “Plaintiffs are at a total loss as to why they are now being forced to litigate given the history of friendship and mutual success. Sadly, the new ‘leadership’ of Vagrant has decided to brush aside the representatives who cared most about Mr. Walker during his life, and dutifully looked out for his personal and professional interests, simply to shave a line item off their balance sheet.”

Back in April, Paul‘s daughter Meadow Walker shared a rare video of her father.

Vanessa Bryant is celebrating an emotional milestone.

The 38-year-old wife of Kobe Bryant, who tragically died in a helicopter crash alongside their daughter Gianna, posted a special message for Gianna on Friday (June 5).

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“Congratulations on your 8th grade graduation Gigi. I love you forever and always. I’m so proud of you. ❤️, Mommy #classof2020,” she captioned a photo of Gigi‘s name surrounded by flowers.

Days before, Vanessa spoke out on behalf of her late husband, posting a photo of the basketball star wearing an “I Can’t Breathe” shirt amid global protests denouncing systemic racism and police brutality. See what she wrote…

Check out Vanessa Bryant‘s tribute…

Ellen Pompeo steps out for some exercise with her longtime friend and co-star Giacomo Gianniotti on Friday morning (June 5) in Los Feliz, Calif.

The Grey’s Anatomy co-stars were spotted on a hike that morning.

Just one day earlier, Ellen took to Instagram to share a video that Giacomo made about his support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

“BEAUTIFUL WORDS LOVE YOU,” Ellen commented on Giacomo‘s page. She then shared the video to her own account.

“This is for the people who need to hear this not for the ones who don’t. Please don’t be overly critical as it leads to people being scared to speak out which equals silence which is deadly. He is coming with this message from a place of love and that is what the mission is LOVE❤️,” Ellen wrote on her page.

Watch the video below.

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The words “Black Lives Matter” have been painted in yellow on the street that leads to the White House in Washington, D.C.

Mayor Muriel Bowser gave her full support for the mural to be painted on 16th Street between K and H Streets and she also renamed a section of the street to “Black Lives Matter Plaza.”

John J. Falcicchio, who works on the Mayor’s staff, tweeted, “There was a dispute this week about whose street this is. Mayor Bowser wanted to make it abundantly clear that this is DC’s street and to honor demonstrators who peacefully protesting on Monday evening.”

The street painting came after Mayor Bowser asked the president to “withdraw all extraordinary federal law enforcement and military presence from Washington, D.C.”

Watch a video of volunteers painting the mural below.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is planning to mirror real-life events in its upcoming season.

The long-running series will address what’s happening now amid global protests denouncing systemic racism and police brutality following the murder of George Floyd.

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Showrunner Warren Leight said the NBC drama will not only tackle real-life issues, but also how law enforcement and the criminal justice system is portrayed on television.

“There are ways, we will find our way in to tell the story. Presumably our cops will still be trying to do the right thing but it’s going to be harder for them and they’re going to understand why it’s hard for them,” Warren said on THR’s TV Top 5 podcast.

“Change will start taking place on TV shows individually. There will be lip service paid,” he said, adding that he’s been making changes to the SVU writers’ room in “a conscious effort to bring in new voices, fresh voices, different voices.”

He also said they’ve “tried really hard in the last year to show how class and race affect the outcomes of justice in society, but I’m beginning to suspect ‘really hard’ wasn’t enough. This has to be a moment where people make themselves uncomfortable, where people in power have to make themselves uncomfortable.”

As for cop portrayal, he said he “can’t make every episode about a bad cop.” However, “Olivia makes mistakes…but she’s empathic, which is I think what separates the cops on our television show from a lot of what we’re seeing these days on our livestreams…I’ve been made uncomfortable by a number of shows that glorify the use of violence in interrogation or the use of threat.”

It will also address the ongoing pandemic: “We’re going to reflect New York in the pandemic. What happens to someone who is sexually assaulted during the height of the coronavirus outbreak.”

Here’s who’s returning for Season 22…

Julianne Hough wears a mask while heading into an office building on Friday morning (June 5) in Los Angeles.

This is the first time that the 31-year-old entertainer has been spotted out in public after she and husband Brooks Laich announced last week that they are separating after nearly three years of marriage.

In the days since the announcement, sources have been speaking out about what happened in their marriage.

“She is a deeply different person than she was when they got married, and she is proud of those differences and changes she’s made and she doesn’t want to go back,” a source close to Julianne told People. “He is the man he is, and he shouldn’t change a thing.”

A source close to Brooks added that he “was determined to make it work, but he was constantly questioning what changes he needed to make for Julianne to be happy. He was fighting with this for months and it was very hard for him to let go of his marriage.”