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Leon Ford donated clothing he wore on the night he was shot to the Heinz History Center, calling it a "symbol of a trauma" and of "the healing, redemption and reconciliation that is possible and is already transpiring" in Pittsburgh.
The unfiltered all-rounder tells of his heartbreaking Hollywood experience, how he almost starred in Penguin Bloom and why he’d cut his hair for a role.
The singer, songwriter, composer and actor is a big deal these days.
On today’s episode of The Confluence: A decade ago, Leon Ford was injured in a police shooting, and he’s since turned his attention to reducing community trauma and gun violence; Pittsburgh Regional Transit has broken ground on its long-awaited bus rapid transit project; and we remember the work by housing advocate Celeste Scott.Today’s guests include: Leon Ford, co-founder of The Hear Foundation; David Huffaker, chief development officer at Pittsburgh Regional Transit; and Crystal Jennings-Rivera, stewardship and engagement manager at City of Bridges Community Land Trust.
The actress, 35, put on an animated display on the set of her new 1950s drama Ten Pound Poms which was being filmed in Australia on Thursday.