Viola Davis, 56, is from a beautiful family who one way or the other supported her acting career from the beginning of her career. She grew up with two of her elder siblings since her parents move to Central Falls, Rhode Island with two of his elder siblings, leaving her other siblings with her grandparents. She was raised by a strong black woman, Alice Davis (her mother) – an activist during the Civil Rights Movement who was later arrested during a civil rights protest and jailed.

Here's some quick counterprogramming to this week's non-stop onslaught of turkey, cranberry sauce, and stuffing: donburi!  For the uninitiated, donburi isn't just the name of an Adams Morgan restaurant. It's a classic Japanese comfort-food dish that Tim Carman says "combines the precision of sushi with the comforts of ramen. It’s a deep bowl (also called a 'donburi' in Japanese) of rice topped with your preferred ingredients, whether fresh or fried." With a new menu at one restaurant and a new donburi spot opening downtown, it has been a good week for these tasty Japanese rice bowls in D.

Explore More “Let’s go baby!” “The Bachelor” alum Clayton Echard is breathing a sigh of relief after landing in hot water over a paternity test lawsuit. In a scene ripped out of almost every episode of “Maury Povich,” the reality tv star declared that he is not the father. Echard, 30,  was a contestant on season 18 of “The Bachelorette,” and the star of season 26 of “The Bachelor.” The real estate agent and former college football star was involved in a paternity lawsuit in August, when an expectant mother who believes that Echard is the father of her unborn babies demanded that he take a paternity test.

Beverly D’Angelo’s six-year sentiment with Al Pacino might have gotten titles, yet he’s not the man she thinks about her “perfect partner.” That honor has a place with Italian duke Lorenzo Salviati, with whom D’Angelo ran off in the mid 1980s. ‘Angelo initially met Salviati’s cousin, princess Claudia Ruspoli, at a party in Holy person Tropez, France. Hair chief Milos Forman, whom D’Angelo was sincerely associated with at that point, “began singing this truly offending melody,” D’Angelo reviews to Individuals.

Lonnie Rashid Lynn, Jr., better known as Common, is an American rapper, actor, and producer born on March 13, 1972 in Chicago. Raised in an intellectual family, Common received a good education before leaving university to focus on his music career. His debut album, 'Can I Borrow a Dollar?', was released in 1992 and he has since become a successful and well-known rapper, actor, producer, and activist. He is also recognized for his work as a poet.