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Originally Published 1 year ago — by Vulture
The 2024 Primetime Emmy nominations are being announced on July 17 by Tony Hale and Sheryl Lee Ralph. This year is notable for the absence of previous nominees in major categories, potentially allowing new shows to shine. The Emmy Awards will be held on September 15, marking the second ceremony in 2024 due to the Writers Guild of America strike.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
The 2024 Emmy nominations will be announced in a virtual ceremony by Tony Hale, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and Television Academy chair Cris Abrego, streamed live from the El Capitan Theatre. The event can be watched on the Emmys website and the Television Academy’s YouTube channel. The 76th Emmy Awards will be broadcast live on September 15 on ABC.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Tonight
Lisa Ann Walter shared Sheryl Lee Ralph's enthusiastic reaction to the season 3 finale of "Abbott Elementary," where Gregory and Janine share a passionate kiss. Ralph's excitement mirrored that of fans, who took to social media to celebrate the moment. Despite the positive reception, Tyler James Williams, who plays Gregory, expressed a preference for maintaining a platonic relationship between the characters. Walter also reflected on the honor of attending an event with her idols, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Whoopi Goldberg emotionally invited her Sister Act 2 co-star Sheryl Lee Ralph to join the cast of Sister Act 3 during an episode of The View, moving Ralph to tears. Goldberg praised Ralph's philanthropic efforts and discussed the progress of the long-awaited film, with Tyler Perry revealing a "great script" in place for the Disney+ release. The pair have worked together on multiple projects over the years, and Goldberg has used The View to advocate for the film's production, with cohosts expressing interest in participating.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY
Sheryl Lee Ralph discusses her experiences as a Black actress in Hollywood, revealing advice from Robert De Niro to assert herself in the industry. She reflects on her career, including her role in "Abbott Elementary," and the importance of representation for Black women. Ralph's career resurgence has been marked by her Emmy win and a royal connection through her aunt. Despite her success in Hollywood, she remains dedicated to her family.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Comic Sands
Sheryl Lee Ralph, the second Black woman to win an Emmy for Supporting Actress in a Comedy, expressed pride and joy for Ayo Edebiri, who became the third after winning the award. Edebiri graciously responded to Ralph's gesture, and both actors received love and support from many. Edebiri dedicated her win to her immigrant parents in her acceptance speech, while Ralph praised her on social media. Both actresses represent the strides made in acknowledging Black talent within the entertainment industry.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
Sheryl Lee Ralph congratulates Ayo Edebiri on her Emmy win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, expressing pride and happiness in passing the torch as the second Black actress to win in that category. Edebiri dedicated her win to her parents and expressed gratitude for Ralph's support.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MadameNoire
Emmy-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is reportedly ready to start living with her husband, Pennsylvania Senator Vincent Hughes, after nearly 20 years of marriage. The couple, who have been living separately, will now cohabitate in Philadelphia, where Hughes is based, while Ralph continues to film the ABC sitcom "Abbott Elementary" in Los Angeles. Ralph emphasized the importance of trust and communication in their relationship, and despite initial doubts, their marriage has proven to be strong. Ralph recently premiered a documentary about HIV/AIDS, highlighting the impact on Black women.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Vulture
The Montgomery brawl, which involved a white folding chair being used as a weapon by a Black man defending a Black riverboat captain against white attackers, has become a symbol of resistance and unity. The incident has inspired a viral song called "Montgomery Brawl" by rapper Gmac Cash, and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph even referenced the chair in her remarks, remixing the Black national anthem. The chair has gained significance beyond expectations, representing the fight against oppression and garnering attention on the internet.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph opens up about the heartache her son Etienne has endured, including a car accident that changed his brain and being shot three times during a mugging. Ralph collapsed upon hearing the news of the shooting but thankfully, her son survived. Etienne has since recovered and founded a production company and non-profit organization focused on mental health. Ralph considers her children her greatest gift and has been married to Pennsylvania state senator Vincent Hughes for 20 years.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph revealed that her son, Etienne, suffered a brain-damaging car accident during college and was later shot three times during a robbery. Ralph collapsed upon hearing the news but thankfully, her son survived. Etienne now runs his own production company and nonprofit focused on healing and mental health. Ralph expressed her love for her children and regretted not having more. Etienne and his sister, Coco, are actively involved in their mother's career, with Etienne serving as her content director and Coco as her stylist.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Vulture
Jennifer Garner and Sheryl Lee Ralph discuss their early days in Hollywood on Variety's Actors on Actors. Garner started out in the costume department at summer stock theaters before getting her big break in Zoya, while Ralph graduated college early and starred in the Sydney Poitier film A Piece of the Action. Both women reminisce on their humble beginnings and the hard work it took to make it in the industry.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Variety
Jennifer Garner and Sheryl Lee Ralph discuss motherhood, divorce, and their acting careers in a recent interview. They also talk about their respective TV shows, "Abbott Elementary" and "The Last Thing He Told Me." Ralph shares her experience of winning an Emmy for her role in "Abbott Elementary," while Garner talks about the joy of hanging with a character in a TV series. The two actresses also discuss the importance of maintaining healthy relationships with ex-partners for the sake of their children.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Jennifer Garner and Sheryl Lee Ralph discuss their shared experiences of motherhood, divorce, and rising from "grunt work" in the entertainment industry. They also talk about their current TV series, "The Last Thing He Told Me" and "Abbott Elementary," respectively. The two actors bond over their love for their children and the challenges of maintaining healthy relationships with their exes. They also share their passion for acting and the importance of education.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Insider
Tyler James Williams, star of "Abbott Elementary," revealed that Gregory is losing sleep over whether or not to pursue a relationship with his coworker Janine after their drunken kiss at a work conference. The kiss has complicated their friendship and become a topic of workplace conversation. Sheryl Lee Ralph, another star of the show, thinks the two should do some soul searching before getting together. Gregory is hesitant to pursue a relationship with Janine because it could potentially cause negative complications.