I'm sure you know who Anna Kendrick is by now, and if you don't, well, say hello to Wikipedia. Kendrick, who rose to international stardom off of the back of Pitch Perfect, is now a household name and a Hollywood favourite for plenty of people around the world. Not only this, she is also seen as a bit of an icon in the LGBTQ community due to her honest and convincing portrayal of gay characters in her movies.

One such character was Beca, who Anna portrayed throughout the Pitch Perfect franchise. Beca and Chloe (Brittany Snow) had a relationship that many fans wanted to see become romantic in the end, but it never prevailed. That said, Kendrick was all for it. In an interview with Pride Source, the star said:

"I definitely wanted to have an ending that was a Bechloe ending, and we did shoot one version where Brittany and I tricked everybody into just shooting one that was just the two of us getting together.

"It meant so much to us that there was this following around their latent relationship and, yeah, I thought it would’ve been really cool if it would have ended up coming to fruition in the end.

"If we ever do a four, I will fight tooth and nail for it, but I’m not sure it’s gonna happen."

In the interview, Kendrick spoke about the issue of sexuality in Hollywood and touched upon her own experiences with females. One thing that the actress discussed, was how the public reacts to celebrities who come out online.

"When a public figure comes out, taking the attitude of like, “Duh, we knew,” is the weirdest thing to me.

"Even when celebrities announce that they’re pregnant, people aren’t like, “Duh, we could tell three months ago.” They’re like, “Aww, she’s finally ready to talk about the fact that she’s pregnant! That’s amazing!”

"And you would think that your sexuality would just be really supported (because) they feel comfortable talking about it now. It’s a really weird topic to feel a sense of superiority that you figured it out first."

In terms of her sexuality, Anna admits that while she had feelings for one girl in her teens, she's never felt 'love for a lady.'

"Let me think about that. I definitely – there’s somebody I’m still friends with, and when we met we kissed.

"This was after high school, and it was the first time I had kissed a girl where it wasn’t just like, we’re at a party and boys are watching! That horrible performance silliness.

"But I think I haven’t had that emotional love for a lady, which isn’t saying it could never happen to me."

In her newest project, A Simple Favor, Anna stars alongside Blake Lively and the two share a kissing scene in the movie. Speaking about kissing Lively, Anna admits that the actual filming of the scene was pretty awkward.

"I mean, all I’m ever thinking about in (kissing) scenes is, who has gum? Who has a mint? And I think Blake is probably the same because I’ve never experienced a guy, like, searching for a mint and searching for gum.

"So, we were the mintiest, freshest two people to have ever kissed in the history of America."

So there you have it - all that time you've wondered what it would be like to kiss Blake Lively, now we have the answer: minty. Ryan Reynolds is a lucky guy.

When people think about all the perfect celebrity couplings out there, a few names always come to mind; there's Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, and of course, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski. However, in this magical world of #CoupleGoals, it appears that we've been overlooking one special pairing, and that's Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias. For some reason, their relationship has been put on the back-burner by the press in recent years, and whether that's to do with the fact that they've been together for an eye-watering 17 years, or something else, the news that the notoriously private couple had welcomed twins last month took the entertainment industry by surprise. However, one celebrity unwittingly found herself caught up in the media frenzy. And while Anna Kendrick shares a first name with Kournikova, she is not a Russian tennis player, and nor has she been dating Latin pop sensation, Enrique Iglesias, for the better half of two decades. Yes, the Pitch Perfect actress got confused for Anna Kournikova by Yahoo!, and her response was just perfect.  [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BcjKDaDF8Ti/?hl=en&taken-by=annakendrick47]] Anna Kendrick was forced to correct Yahoo! after they reported that Anna Kournikova had just welcomed twins, Nicholas and Lucy, into the world... with a photograph of the wrong Anna K. Instead of using an image of the blonde haired, retired professional tennis player, Yahoo! used a snap of Kendrick, who hardly even resembles the mother-of-two. Her response, however, was pitch perfect. "Dear Yahoo" the actress wrote, "how do I get to this timeline where I've slept with Enrique Iqlesias please and thank you." [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/AnnaKendrick47/status/953463739746889728]] Proving that she was more than willing to poke fun at herself, Kendrick then added: "I realize the confusion probably came from the two Anna K names, but she's a tall blonde athlete and I'm - oh, oh - do they think I'm the baby?" [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/AnnaKendrick47/status/953467076886310913]] And naturally, the people of the internet had a field day with the confusion and Anna Kendrick's hilarious response. One Twitter user jokingly wrote, "did you absorb the other twin in the womb?", while another added, "maybe they got confused because they saw how much vodka you can drink and assumed you were Russian", to which Kenrick replied, "SHUT UP LIZ NOBODY ASKED YOU OMG". [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/ilIuminaIIy/status/953467840157302789]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/sparksflyliz/status/953469821500485632]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/AnnaKendrick47/status/953471362915483649]]

Halle Berry had the perfect response to a couple of trolls who told the famous beauty that she "can't keep a man".

It all started when Berry, 54, took to Instagram over the weekend to share a post that read: "Women don't owe you s**t."

She captioned the post: "& that’s on mary had a little lamb."

Credit: Halle Berry / Instagram

It goes without saying that there were many positive comments - in fact, the post was practically inundated with love.

For example, one person wrote alongside several heart emojis: "You damn right Ms. Berry."

Another fan said: "Wish I could like this twice."

A third commented: "[Yes] since, My name is Mary I approve this message."

Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry

However,  of course, it wouldn't be an Instagram post without a few haters mixed in amongst the fans.

In fact, one man took to the comments to slam the Oscar winner's love life, saying: "Says the women who can't keep a man."

Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry

But it didn't take long for the Monster's Ball actor to come with the perfect retort. In response to the keyboard warrior, she wrote: "Who says i wanna keep the wrong man? cuz....i don't [sic]."

Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry

And it certainly didn't end there - not content with replying to just one of the haters, Berry had another response for a user with the handle, furious_styles_el.

In a lengthy comment, furious_styles_el essentially told the actress that she is the reason for the breakdown of her previous relationships and that she should ask herself what it is that she is doing wrong. Ouch!

Credit: Instagram / Halle Berry

In full the Instagram user wrote:

"You're right, men definitely don't owe women anything, same as women don't owe men anything. [Halle Berry] you may have to start looking in the mirror, because it's definitely you.

"What is it that you're doing wrong? With all of your accomplishments, fame, beauty, it seems, as if, you CAN'T keep a man. I get the feeling that you're too controlling, demanding, and probably full of your seld. IDK... but's definitely you. Ask yourself, what is it that you're doing wrong? [sic]."

And with the same energy that she expertly hit back against the previous troll, Berry said in response: "Who said i wanted to keep them? i'm all about living your best life. if you make a wrong move, course correct and re-spin and start again!"

Everybody loves Anna Kendrick. The Pitch Perfect star isn't just a talented actress and singer; she's also very funny. When Yahoo ran a story about Enrique Iqlesias and Anna Kournikova's newborn twins, they accidentally used an image of Anna Kendrick in the article. On Twitter, Kendrick responded, saying, "Dear Yahoo: how do I get to this timeline where I've slept with Enrique Iqlesias please and thank you." Then she followed it up with, "I realize the confusion probably came from the two Anna K names, but she's a tall blonde athlete and I'm - oh, oh - do they think I'm the baby?"

In January 2017, Kendrick posted a photo of herself curled up in her suitcase, with the caption, "I hate packing.". At 5'2", the actress is very petite, but we didn't realize just how tiny she was. It seems like she can contort her body to fit into any small space. Never play hide and seek with Anna Kendrick, because you will lose. In fact, she doesn't even need to buy a plane ticket. She could ride in her luggage, or mail herself to her destination in a box.

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Although this photo is over a year old, people weren't ready to let it go yet. Reddit users chose it for one of their infamous Photoshop Battles, and the results were hilarious. In fact, you could say they were 'Up In The Air.' I mean, 'Pitch Perfect.' Sorry. Can't believe I screwed that up. Anyway, these Redditors got skills, and made some very creative edits.

1. I would play this version of Tetris

2. She's nesting

3. Truth in advertising

4. Egg-cellent

5. Anna of Steel

6. Congratulations - it's a Kendrick!

7. Looks delicious

8. Welcome to the future

9. Starbaby! I'm down for this 2001 reboot.

10. Google should do this on her birthday

11. Look what I caught!

12. It's a kaleidoscope of Kendricks

13. Those ads are pretty freaky

14. Sorry, sir, we're going to have to check your bag

Sadly, Anna hasn't commented on the Photoshop battle yet. Where is she? Check your pockets and your purse - she could be literally anywhere.

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Hollywood loves to talk about the importance of diversity, but their awards shows often leave a lot to be desired. For example, at the 2015 and 2016 Academy Awards, all 20 nominees in the lead acting and supporting acting categories were white. Every single one! This led to massive outrage, inspiring the Twitter hashtag "#OscarsSoWhite." Many celebrities even boycotted attending the show. The Grammys have also faced criticism for their lack of diversity. In 2017, they snubbed Beyoncé for Album Of The Year (Lemonade) and Record Of the Year ("Formation") in favor of Adele, a white female artist. Adele herself even protested the decision. She called Lemonade "monumental" and told the Grammys press room, "What the f--k does does she have to do to win Album of the Year? That's how I feel." [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/aparnapkin/status/831225508729933825]] The Grammys also snubbed Kendrick Lamar, widely regarded to be the greatest rapper of his generation. In 2016, Kendrick released his third album, To Pimp A Butterfly, which received massive critical acclaim and captured the national zeitgeist. Instead, the Grammys gave Record of the Year to Taylor Swift, a white female artist. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/SethDavin/status/699670955476406272]] But that wasn't even the worst snub to K.Dot. In 2014, Kendrick Lamar released his landmark album, "good kid M.A.A.D. city," which topped virtually every "best album of the year" list on the Internet - especially in the rap category. But did the Grammys give him the award for "Best Album?" No. Instead, they gave it to Macklemore, a white male artist. Even Macklemore complained the decision, texting Kendrick to apologize, and say "You got robbed." [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/jqXYYAwK_y/]] However, hold off on that #GrammysSoWhite hashtag! The 2018 awards are shaping up to be quite different. For the first time since 1999, no white men were nominated for Record Of The Year. This year’s nominees are: Kendrick Lamar - DAMN JAY-Z - 4:44 Childish Gambino - Awaken, My Love Bruno Mars - 24K Magic Lorde - Melodrama In addition, all the songs nominated for Record of the Year came from artists of color. Congratulations, Grammys! You did it! The 60th ceremony was the charm. It's especially nice to see two rap albums nominated for Album Of The Year. Hip hop has been the best-selling and most influential musical genre for many years, but the Grammys have been ridiculously slow to acknowledge it. Also, they made strange choices. Mostly just gave awards to Eminem. I mean, Eminem's great, but come on - every year he releases an album, he wins? Really? Here's a short list of rappers who have never won Grammys: 2pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Snoop Dogg, Nas, Rakim, Ice Cube, Run-D.M.C., Busta Rhymes, A Tribe Called Quest, The Wu-Tang Clan, UGK, J. Cole, DMX, Scarface - it's crazy, right? In June 2017, the Grammys sweeping changes to their voting process allowing online voting, and increasing participation from musicians and young people. Recording Academy SVP, Bill Freimuth, said they wanted to "shift races such as the best rap music from popularity contests to competitions that focus on the music itself." It looks like these changes have led to positive results, across the board. In other words, the Grammys are getting more dope and less wack. It's about time.