Jennifer Hudson is refusing to go back to the house where her mother and brother were fatally shot.

The Oscar-winning actress is so distraught over the loss of mom Darnell Donerson and sibling Jason Hudson that she cannot visit the Chicago property in which their bodies were found.

Dakota Fanning is "looking forward" to dating boys.

The 14-year-old actress - who can soon be seen starring alongside Jennifer Hudson and Alicia Keys in new movie "The Secret Life of Bees" - admits she is excited about growing up, but doesn't want to rush into anything.

Jennifer Hudson is setting up a foundation for families of murder victims.

The Oscar-winning actress and her family have created The Hudson-King Foundation for Families of Slain Victims, set up in honor of Jennifer's mother Darnell Donerson, brother Jason Hudson and seven-year-old nephew Julian King, who were all fatally shot last week.

Jennifer Hudson's family has set up a foundation for families of murder victims in memory of the actress' slain family members.

The Hudson-King Foundation for Families of Slain Victims has been named in honor of "Dreamgirls" star's mother, Darnell Hudson; brother, Jason Hudson; and nephew Julian King, People magazine reports.

Jennifer Hudson has reportedly gone into hiding. The Oscar-winning actress - who has been left devastated by the fatal shootings of her mother, brother and nephew - is so worried about her own safety she is refusing to leave the undisclosed hotel where she is being protected by bodyguards.

U.S. blogger Liz Crokin alleges: "I can't disclose where Jennifer is staying - I can just tell you it's a hotel. She has bodyguards and the hotel she's staying at has a great security team. She only left to go to the medical examiner's office on Sunday night."

Jennifer Hudson's nephew was found dead in "the rear seat" of a car Monday.

Julian King - the seven-year-old son of Jennifer's sister Julia - was discovered in the back of a white Chevrolet Suburban SUV (sports utility vehicle) in Chicago's West Side District early Monday morning, Superintendent Jody Weis of the Chicago Police Department confirmed.