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Don Lemon shocked his fans on CNN when he announced on Friday (May 14) that it was the “last night” of his show CNN Tonight with Don Lemon.

“It’s been really, really great. This is the last night that will be CNN Tonight With Don Lemon,” the 55-year-old anchor said at the end of the show. “So, I appreciate all the years of CNN Tonight With Don Lemon, but changes are coming, and I will fill you in.”

Don later went on Instagram to confirm that he was not leaving CNN and encourage fans to tune in Monday night at 10pm for more info.

“So I got back down to my office after the show — everybody calm down,” he said in the clip. “I didn’t say I was leaving CNN, I just said it was the end of an era for CNN Tonight with Don Lemon. I am not leaving CNN so you will have to tune in Monday at 10 o’clock to see.”

Well, the news has been announced a little early.

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Don Lemon and Terry Crews went back and forth on the debate over Black Lives Matter during Monday night’s episode of CNN Tonight.

The CNN commentator and AGT host debated about the true intentions of the BLM movement and the reason Terry‘s recent tweets have been the subject of many other debates.

“The Black Lives Matter movement was started because it was about police brutality,” Don said. “If you want an All Black Lives Matter movement that talks about gun violence in…Black communities, then start that movement with that name. But that’s not what Black Lives Matter is about.”

“If someone started a movement that said Cancer Matters and then someone comes in and says, ‘Why aren’t you talking about HIV’, it’s not the same thing,” he added.

Terry disagreed, saying, “Here’s the thing. It’s a great mantra. It’s a true mantra. Black lives do matter but when you’re talking about an organization, you’re talking about the leaders, you’re talking about the people who are responsible for putting these things together.”

“Black people need to hold other Black people accountable. This is the Black America’s version of the MeToo movement. If anything is going to change, our ourselves need to look at our own communities and look at each other and say this thing cannot go down,” he added.

Terry has been called out by many fans and notable celebrities for his controversial tweets on the situation.

Watch the full exchange below:

Don Lemon agrees with everything that Dave Chappelle said in his new comedy special for Netflix, called 8:46, in honor of George Floyd.

In the special, Dave called out Don who put big name celebrities on blast for not using their platform to speak out on racial injustice issues.

“This is the streets talking for themselves. They don’t need me right now. I kept my mouth shut. But don’t think that my silence is complicit…Why would anyone care what their favorite comedian thinks after they saw a police officer kneel on a man’s neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds?” Dave said in the special.

Don responded to the dig, and agreed with him on his stance.

“I actually agree with Dave Chappelle,” he on CNN’s New Day. “I think that the young people who are out there in the streets don’t really care what we [in the establishment] have to say.”

Don continued, “[This is] a moment that we should all be using our platform to do whatever we can…but he’s talking about this issue, and I think it’s great. He’s using his platform to talk about this in the way that he can.”

Watch Dave‘s full 8:46 special below:

CNN anchor Don Lemon is calling on celebrities to use their voices amid protests of George Floyd‘s killing in Minneapolis last week.

“A lot of people I ask to come on this show, to talk about this, [such as] wealthy celebrities, wealthy political people, [say], ‘I can’t do it. I’m mad. I don’t want people to see me mad. It might hurt my business. I’m so upset that I had to go to my country house.’ Where are you? Why aren’t you fighting for these young people? If you don’t do it now, when are you going to do it? … if you are a millionaire or a gazillionare or a movie star or a politician and you don’t step up now, when the hell are you going to do it?” Don said. “I hate that. You are your brand. Step up, people. Step up, Black Hollywood…Beyoncé released a message, you can’t?”

Amid the Black Lives Matter movement, Don continued, “By me calling out your name, that doesn’t mean I’m calling you out, it means I love you Ellen. It means I love you Oprah. I know they give millions to dollars to charity every year, but I mean your visibility in helping speak out for these people.”

“I want to see you Tracee Ellis Ross, I want to see you Tyler Perry. I want to see you Drake. I want to see you, my friend Anthony Anderson. I love you, I love all of you, I want to see you doing this,” he added. “I want to see you Diddy. I want to see you Jane Fonda, who I love and respect. Do something, help change racism in this country.”

Don Lemon broke down live on the air during his CNN show when talking about another anchor at the network, Chris Cuomo, who was diagnosed as one of the New Yorkers fighting against the global health pandemic.

At the end of a segment, CNN analyst Bianna Golodryga told Don, “You try to be stoic and focus on the headlines—it’s tough, it’s tough. I also feel for Chris and I know it’s tough for you and we’re all fighting and rooting for him tonight.”

Don then grabbed a tissue and got emotional.

“I said I wasn’t going to do this. Jesus. He’s probably sitting at home laughing at me. So, here’s the thing—when I walk into work every day—Chris and I are really good friends, we live near each other—so, when I walk into work every day, I have to walk by where Chris is, so I usually go to his office and then I say, you know, what’s doing, sometimes I bring in the dogs and we just say hello,” Don said.

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Ansel Elgort is dapper in a suit while stepping out for the HBO Documentary Films world premiere screening of Very Ralph held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on (October 23) in New York City.

The 25-year-old actor was joined at the event by models Karlie Kloss, Lily Aldridge and her sister Ruby, Hilary Rhoda, Taylor Hill, Georgia Fowler and Kate Bock, as well as director and producer Susan Lacy, and guest of honor Ralph Lauren and his family.

Also in attendance to show their support were Bruce Springsteen, Tyson Beckford, Martha Stewart, Harley Viera Newton, Amir Arison and his partner Ornella Suad, Tory Burch, Don Lemon and his partner Tim Malone, Donna Karan, Football wide receiver Dale Moss, Vera Wang, Eric Rutherford, Erich Bergen, June Ambrose, theater owner Jordan Roth, Michael J. Fox and his love Tracy Pollan.

Very Ralph is the first documentary portrait of fashion icon Ralph Lauren, debuting on Tuesday (November 12) exclusively on HBO. The feature-length film reveals the man behind the icon and the creation of one of the most successful brands in fashion history.

Robert Downey Jr. happily strikes a pose alongside director Dexter Fletcher while attending the Sony Pictures Classics and Cinema Society screening of David Crosby: Remember My Name held at the United Artists East Hampton Cinema on Saturday (July 13) in East Hampton, New York.

The guys were joined at the event by the documentary’s subject David Crosby and his wife Jan Dance, Don Lemon and partner Tim Malone, Martha Stewart, Brooke Shields, Jane Krakowski, Howard Stern and wife Beth Stern, Cuba Gooding Jr. and soap star Kane Manera.

This Robert and Dexter Fletcher‘s first appearance since it was revealed that he’s taking over from Guy Ritchie as the director of Sherlock Holmes 3.

Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are both signed to return, and Warner Bros has already scheduled Sherlock Holmes 3 for December 21, 2021.

Robert is planning to clean up the planet using nanotech – Read all about it here!