'Moonfall' Extended Teaser: Halle Berry Tries To Stop The Moon

Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson and John Bradley are on a mission to save the Earth from a collision with the moon in the extended teaser trailer for 'Moonfall', a scifi epic directed by Roland Emmerich that races into theaters on February 4, 2022.

Halle Berry Launches Second Collection With Sweaty Betty

Halle Berry has teamed up with lifestyle brand Sweaty Betty again!

The actress, along with her health and wellness platform rē•spin, has collaborated with the activewear brand for the second time to co-design stylish workout and athleisure clothes you'll want to add to your wardrobe, and the collection is live on the Sweaty Betty website

"It became obvious to me as a young adult that I had to change my lifestyle to prioritise wellness. This was going to allow me to live longer, reach all my dreams, become a mother, and have a family. I carried on that philosophy throughout my life because I’ve seen the benefits of consciously choosing to lead a lifestyle that prioritizes wellness."

Halle Berry Honored At 2021 Elle Women In Hollywood Event

On Tuesday (10/19) in Los Angeles, Halle Berry was honored as one of ELLE’s Women in Hollywood for her most recent movie Bruised, which she directs and stars in.

“I can't tell you what it means to be in this room and feel our femininity because it's palpable and it's real,” Berry said. “By watching you, I’ve been able to dream, I’ve been able to have a path made for a little Black girl from Cleveland.”

She also thanked Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins for “being a beacon and leading the way” for other women directors.

“You allowed me to know that maybe I could direct a film one day,” Berry said. “There are so many times where, as women, we don’t think we have the right to direct, we can only be the dancing fucking bear. Well, you know what? We can be more than the dancing fucking bear.”

Halle Berry Participates In Keynote Conversation For espnW: Women + Sports Summit 2021 (Video)

Academy Award winner Halle Berry sat down with for a keynote conversation with Malika Andrews at the espnW: Women + Sports Summit 2021 in La Jolla, Caliornia on Monday, October 18, wher she discussed her latest role in the film 'Bruised'.

Halle Berry Covers Women In Hollywood Issue Of 'Elle'

Trailblazer Halle Berry, who is still the only black Best Actress winner, is one of the nine stars featured on the November issue of Elle magazine, celebrating the honorees for this year's Women In Hollywood event, which will take place tomorrow (10/19).

When Halle Berry first read the script of her most recent film, Bruised—which she directs and stars in—she knew it wasn’t going to work for her. The Netflix movie, about a troubled mixed martial arts fighter who tries to get back into the sport when she regains custody of her son, was clearly written for an actress who could play an Irish Catholic woman in her early twenties. Berry was drawn to the intensely physical and emotional story, and identified with the motherhood subplot, but she recognized that the lead role would have to be reworked if a Black woman in her fifties was going to play her—even if it was a Black woman who has looked ageless for her entire career.

Another actress was considering the project, and Berry’s agent told her to wait to see if the film came to her instead. “I couldn’t stop thinking about it, and I became obsessed,” Berry says. When the other actress eventually passed, Berry was ready. “I was then able to make my pitch for how I could reimagine it for someone like me,” Berry says. She helped rework the screenplay, and after meeting with several potential directors, she realized that she might be the best person for that job, too. The resulting film is harrowing and deeply affecting, with Berry again doing what she does best: showing us a complicated Black woman in a way we haven’t seen before onscreen.

Bruised shows Berry doing what she does best: portraying a complicated Black woman in a new way. But this time around, she’s also behind the camera.

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