Jamie Foxx says "Just Mercy" -- the movie he stars in with Michael B. Jordan -- is more than just a movie ... because it's inspiring some real-world change for the better. We got the actor -- who plays wrongly condemned death row inmate Walter McMillian in the film -- outside Mr. Chow Monday night in Bev Hills. He tells us since the movie -- which is based on a true story -- came out, 100 lawyers have gone to Alabama to work pro bono to save people from death row. Jamie says it's no coincidence, they're following in the footsteps of the film's hero, Bryan Stevenson -- a lawyer and social justice activist, played by MBJ in "Just Mercy." Foxx says the role speaks volumes about Jordan's commitment to elevating black culture. As Jamie puts it ... Michael B. Jordan can do any movie he wants, but he chooses ones that speak to his people and shine a light on important issues. Foxx says there's still a lot of work to be done and, despite criticism, i...

Kelly Clarkson to Host 2020 Billboard Music Awards. And the host of the 2020 Billboard Music Awards is... E! News can exclusively reveal Clarkson will return as the host of the 2020 Billboard for the third time in a row. In a statement, the Voice coach shared, "I'm thrilled to be back with my Billboard family. I love being part of an event that celebrates our greatest artists and entertains our fans. This a night of music that you won't want to miss!" Indeed, the show must not be missed, because it promises to be a night of great fun and, obviously, a ton of performances from chart-topping musicians, including those from the hostess with the most-est. This year's event will take place on Weds. April 29 at the MGM Grand Gardens Arena in Las Vegas, the same venue which saw the Jonas Brothers, Paula Abdul, Taylor Swift and more stars. While it's going to be difficult to top last year's all-around fantastic show, Kelly will likely have more fun this time aroun...

New York News Anchor Rob Nelson Announces He's Stepping Down as Fatherhood 'Shifted My Perspective'. "After much discussion and reflection, I've decided to leave Eyewitness News," Rob Nelson announced Monday. News anchor and reporter Rob Nelson has decided to step away from ABC 7 in New York, saying that the birth of his son has "shifted" his perspective. The weekend news anchor shared his letter announcing his resignation to his co-workers on social media on Monday, in the letter explaining that it "feels like the right time" to move on from his current position. "For months leading up to Gabe's birth, Jenny and I heard two bits of advice most often from parents," Nelson wrote. "Sleep now, they said, and just know your life is about to change forever. Almost four months into this incredible journey, we now understand how profoundly insightful that advice was. Life has indeed changed." "After much discussion and...

Paris Hilton Says Ending Chris Zylka Engagement Is the "Best Decision I've Ever Made." Paris Hilton is loving the single life. On Tuesday, the star opened up about her unexpected split from actor Chris Zylka in an interview with Cosmopolitan U.K. for its April 2020 issue, where she declared calling off their engagement "the best decision." "It was the best decision I've ever made in my life," she told the outlet. "I just don't think [he] was the right person and I feel like I'm an incredible woman and I deserve someone so amazing. It just didn't feel right. I've worked way too hard to just give my life to someone. They have to be perfect." Back in November 2018, Hilton and Zylka ended things 10 months after he proposed to her and gave her a $2 million engagement ring. Shortly after news broke of their break up, the DJ and socialite addressed the split during her visit to The Talk that same month and echoed similar sentimen...

65% of people surveyed said they've paid the full sticker price at a car dealership, even though they didn't have to. According to a recent survey, the average parent only has 15 minutes of free time each day. The average four year old asks "why?" about 48 times a day. Only 12% of U.S. adults wear sun screen year round even though they know they should. 20% of neighbors are jealous of their neighbor's lawn. Regular exercise will make you happier and wealthier according to a study done for Freeletics. Those that make regular exercise a habit are not only happier, but make more money than those who don't. 68% of women feel guilty if they leaving dishes in the sink in the morning before going to work. A recent survey shows that 53% of kids receive a cell phone by age 6. Parents say this phrase to their kids on average about 540 times during the school year. "Hurry up!"

In a surprise announcement, Bob Iger said he would step down as Disney CEO, effective immediately. We've heard that Harry and Megs have been looking to buy a place at Point Grey in B.C, near Chip Wilson, the founder of Lulu Lemon. Amazon Go Grocery opened in Seattle yesterday, their first cashier-less grocery store. You walk out without stopping to pay and the app automatically bills you. KFC is taking their Kentucky Fried Chicken & Donuts sandwich nationwide. After a couple of successful test-market runs, they are now available in all participating restaurants. Toy creator Jens Nygaard Knudsen, who's best known for designing the iconic Lego mini-figurine, died last week after battling the nerve cell disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). He was 78. With the help of Doordash, Krispy Kreme will start delivering donuts to you, beginning this Saturday. Pete Davidson says he feels like he's outgrown "Saturday Night Live" and it's like "they t...

In 1917 The Original Dixieland Jazz Band cuts the first jazz record at a session in New York City. In 1938 "Thanks For The Memory" by Shep Fields is #1 on the charts. In 1954 Ruth Thompson (R-MI) introduces legislation to ban the mailing of "obscene, lewd, lascivious or filthy" phonograph records. In 1963 "Hey Paula" by Paul & Paula is certified gold. In 1965 Prior to joining the Yardbirds, London guitarist Jimmy Pagereleases his first solo single, "She Just Satisfies." In 1966 "Get Ready" by the Temptations and "19th Nervous Breakdown" by the Rolling Stones both enter the U.S. top 40 chart. In 1966 "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" by Nancy Sinatra is #1 on the U.S. top 40 chart. In 1967 Buffalo Springfield performs "For What It's Worth" on CBS-TV's the "Smothers Brothers Show." In 1968 The Temptations appear on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In." In 1968 "Valleri...