Halle Berry

Halle Berry revealed she took a three-year break from dating following her separation from Olivier Martinez. During this time, she focused on self-reflection and therapy, which helped her redefine her approach to relationships. This journey led her to musician Van Hunt. Berry will star in 'Never Let Go,' releasing on September 20, 2024.

​Halle Berry continues to express her disappointment with the lack of progress in diversity at the Academy Awards. She remains the only Black woman to have won the Best Actress Oscar, a milestone she achieved in 2002 for her performance in Monster’s Ball. Over 20 years later, no other Black woman has received this honor, which Berry finds deeply disheartening. In a recent interview with Marie Claire, she shared her frustration, saying, "I'm still eternally miffed that no Black woman has come behind me for that Best Actress Oscar, and I’m continually saddened by that year after year."

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Hollywood star Halle Berry said that she has often thought about what might have happened if they had stayed together with her childhood sweetheart, whom she is still "close friends" with.

​Berry expressed her deep respect for Brosnan, describing him as a true gentleman who helped restore her faith in men during the film's production. She fondly recalled her time working with him, stating, “He will always be my Bond, always. I’m a Pierce Brosnan fan. He restored my faith in men on that movie. There couldn’t be a human who is more of a gentleman than Pierce Brosnan.”

Halle Berry shared her new Roxanne haircut for 'The Union' on Instagram, thanking stylist Kristin Ess. Berry plays Roxanne Hall, a secret agent in the spy action comedy directed by Julian Farino. Recently, Berry expressed interest in directing a sequel to 'Catwoman', which was critically panned. Berry made her directorial debut with 'Bruised' on Netflix.

Actor Halle Berry has dropped a tantalizing hint about her potential return to the role of Catwoman.

Oscar winner Halle Berry, at 58, continues to be celebrated for her youthful appearance and ability to tackle physically demanding roles. In a recent interview, Berry shared that maintaining her vitality requires considerable effort and lifestyle choices. She highlighted the importance of managing health and prioritizing sleep and well-being, attributing part of her success to her early diagnosis of diabetes, which kept her away from sugar—a major aging factor. Berry humorously contrasted her workout schedule with that of her The Union costar, Mark Wahlberg, who is known for his early gym sessions. "Mama does not work out at 3 am," she said, preferring a more reasonable workout hour.

Halle Berry recently revealed that Blake Lively had asked her about joining Ryan Reynolds' latest Deadpool film as her X-Men character, Storm. Berry recounted this conversation during a chance encounter with Lively at a Marc Jacobs fashion show. While Berry expressed her willingness to participate if asked, Reynolds never extended an invitation. Reynolds not only starred in the film but also co-wrote and produced it, with Shawn Levy directing and contributing to the script alongside Reynolds, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, and Zeb Wells.

Hollywood star Halle Berry, who has been a part of showbiz for over three decades, said that she came along at the right time when women are having longevity in the industry.

As Halle Berry is set to turn 58 on August 14, her "The Union" co-star Mark Wahlberg sent out a thoughtful birthday present to the actress.

In the 'The Kardashians' season 5 finale, Kim Kardashian humorously claimed that watching The Crown boosted her confidence in her leadership abilities. She also revealed her acting ambitions and upcoming role in American Horror Story. Oscar winners Halle Berry and Glenn Close will star and executive produce the new project, debuting in early 2025.

​Two decades after its release, Halle Berry has looked back on her role in the 2004 film 'Catwoman,' sharing her thoughts on why the movie did not meet expectations and how she dealt with the criticism. In an interview, Berry shared that she felt the plot of 'Catwoman' was weak from the start. She mentioned that the idea of Catwoman saving women from a face cream always seemed a bit soft to her, noting that most superheroes save the world, not just tackle cosmetic issues

Halle Berry is an actress who has shattered barriers and redefined success. She's won a really important award called an Oscar for her acting in a movie called "Monster's Ball" in 2001. She recently shared her thoughts on a purrfectly unexpected homage. The occasion? Ariana Grande's new music video "the boy is mine"

American actor Halle Berry celebrated the 30th anniversary of 'The Flintstones,' reflecting on her role in the 1994 live-action film as a significant step for Black women in entertainment. In an Instagram video, Berry revisited her scenes, noting she hadn't watched the movie in 20 years. She portrayed Sharon Stone, Fred Flintstone's (John Goodman) seductive secretary, and praised the film's music, her character's voice, and her "iconic" hairdo. Berry emphasized the cultural importance of her casting, stating, "Being a Black woman in Bedrock seemed like a little thing, but The Flintstones was the fabric of our culture. I knew this was a big step forward for Black people, especially Black women." Despite the film's campy nature, she recognized the significance of her role. Directed by Brian Levant, 'The Flintstones' also starred Rick Moranis, Rosie O'Donnell, Elizabeth Perkins, Kyle MacLachlan, and Elizabeth Taylor. Berry thanked fans for their enduring love for her character.

Lionsgate has released the first trailer for its upcoming horror thriller 'Never Let Go', set to hit theatres on September 27.

'Maude v Maude,' marking Berry's directorial return post-'Bruised,' features the actress in her directorial capacity since the 2020 MMA drama. Reflecting on her previous directorial venture, 'Bruised,' Berry described the experience as arduous, even deeming its acquisition by Netflix a "miracle," as per reports from femalefirst.co.uk. Despite the challenges encountered during 'Bruised,' Berry seems optimistic about the prospects of 'Maude v Maude,' hinting at the potential synergy arising from her earlier turbulent dynamics with the co-star, who shares a history of multiple marriages akin to Berry herself.

Angela Bassett, an Oscar winner, received an honorary Oscar award at an untelevised event, along with Mel Brooks and film editor Carol Littleton. Bassett expressed her gratitude and highlighted the historical significance of being the second Black actress to receive this award. She emphasized the importance of recognizing the contributions of Black actresses and called for a future where diverse humanity, stories, and perspectives are the norm. The event also celebrated Mel Brooks, who is an exception among honorary award recipients as he has previously won an Oscar. The occasion serves as a campaign venue for contenders eyeing recognition in the current awards season.

Hollywood actor Halle Bailey, known for her role in 'The Little Mermaid,' has become a mother. She welcomed her first baby, a boy, with her boyfriend DDG. Bailey announced the arrival of their son on Instagram, sharing a photo of their hands and a gold bracelet with the name 'Halo.' Many celebrities, including Nicki Minaj and Halle Berry, congratulated her on becoming a mother. Bailey and DDG have been dating for over a year, and they went public with their relationship on Instagram in March 2022.