Celebrities

When renowned American film director Matthew Leutwyler made his first trip to Rwanda in 2012, he had an eye on philanthropy activities.  Doing business in Rwanda is not something that had crossed his mind.  “A friend of mine convinced me to come with her to Rwanda and we volunteered at Noel Orphanage in Gisenyi for about a month, and when I was leaving there I said to myself that this is going to be odd if I don’t talk to these kids again. I decided to take them to a boarding school,” Leutwyler said, giving a sneak pick into how his journey to the country began. He put three children—whom he could visit twice every year—into boarding school. They performed well. Few months later, Leutwyler was already establishing talks with friends back home about advancing charity work in Rwanda. These talks resulted into ‘ We Are Limitless’ —a charity organisation that helps orphans and street kids to get into school. They currently support more than 40 vulnerable students. It is well...

The Super Bowl is almost here! Whether you’re rooting for the New England Patriots or the Los Angeles Rams, anxiously awaiting the halftime show performance, or just in it for the amazing snacks, everyone has their reasons for tuning in. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. But we’ll  all  be keeping our eyes glued on the TV for the newest batch of commercials, which are sure to be equal parts hilarious, heart-warming and star-studded. In honor of the big game, we’re keeping track of the all the celebrity Super Bowl commercial cameos. Michael Bublé [embedded content] In Bublé’s first Super Bowl commercial, the Grammy award-winning singer is on a one-man mission to correct the spelling and pronunciation of the bubly line (from “bubly” to “bublé,” naturally). The suit-clad crooner is seen sitting on the floor of a grocery store,...

From Warburton: The 9th annual Patrick Warburton Celebrity Golf Tournament will return to the desert once again from February 28-March 3, 2019, bringing in more than 75 stars, songwriters and rock legends for a weekend of golf and one-of-a-kind music events. The event has grown to become "St. Jude Week in the Desert," all to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ®, which isleading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Tournament host, actor Patrick Warburton, perhaps best known for playing Puddy on Seinfeld as well as the star of the syndicated sitcom Rules of Engagement, the voice of Joe on Family Guy and numerous movie roles in movies like Ted and Ted 2,The Tick, Disney's The Emperor's New Groove and Planes: Fire & Rescue, and DreamWorks' Mr. Peabody & Sherman, brings together many of his celebrity friends to highlight a star-studded weekend in the desert raising much-needed...

click to enlarge PMX Events Looks like there’s more competition in the local comic con ranks. Two weeks after Alamo City Comic Con ended, a brand-new production company, PMX Events, has thrown its hat onto the convention floor and lassoed in a few of its own celebrities to take part in its inaugural Celebrity Fan Fest this weekend. The three biggest celebrities on the guest list are all from the DC Comics world: actor and Oscar-winning writer and producer Ben Affleck (Batman), actor Ray Fisher (Cyborg) and actor Jason Momoa (Aquaman). Also scheduled to attend: actors Joe Flanigan and Jewel Staite from the SyFy series Stargate: Atlantis and actors David Anders and Aly Michalka from the CW series iZombie . According to PMX, CFF is only a small taste of what they have planned for the future. Its 2019 calendar includes a Celebrity Movie Con next fall. Since it seems like PMX is a fan of DC Comics, here’s a quick note to PMX president Bob Willis: Joker hits theaters October 4, 2019...