God Friended Me star will succeed Ruby on the show, playing a new misfit character named Ryan Wilder, the Australian actress took to the social media site to react.OMG!! This is amazing!! I am so glad Batwoman will be played by an amazing Black woman. ❤️ I want to congratulate Javicia Leslie on taking over the bat cape.
ABC’s ‘Aftertaste’ Gives Foretaste of Post-Virus Risk Assessment Tool
29.06.2020 - 06:45 / variety.com
Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefPre-production has started on “Aftertaste,” an Australian comedy drama series starring Erik Thompson as a celebrity chef who has fallen from grace. The show is the first to have made use of a production risk assessment tool for the post-coronavirus era.A Closer Productions show, “Aftertaste” will shoot in Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills, with broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation next year.
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torontosun.com
09.07.2020 / 14:17
'Batwoman' casts Black actress Javicia Leslie to replace Ruby Rose
LOS ANGELES — A Black woman will star in the television series “Batwoman,” a first for the superhero in live-action television or film, the CW network said on Wednesday.
breakingnews.ie
09.07.2020 / 12:55
Ruby Rose replaced as Batwoman by first black actress to play the character
God Friended Me star Javicia Leslie will replace Ruby Rose as Batwoman, Warner Bros has announced.
dailyrecord.co.uk
07.07.2020 / 12:03
Nicola Sturgeon warns Scots that Covid-19 battle is still not won as virus spikes around the world
Nicola Sturgeon has warned Scots not to drop their guard in the battle against Covid-19 as international examples show the virus has not gone away. Lockdown measures were reimposed in Australia's second biggest city on Tuesday, confining Melbourne residents to their homes unless undertaking essential business for six weeks, as officials scramble to contain a coronavirus outbreak.
etcanada.com
05.07.2020 / 00:05
‘7th Heaven’ Star Beverley Mitchell Tricked Into Giving Australian Serial Killer A Shoutout
Australian comedian and podcaster Tom Armstrong managed to trick “7th Heaven” star Beverley Mitchell into giving one of Australia’s most notorious serial killers a shoutout.
deadline.com
03.07.2020 / 20:55
Getting Inside The Mind Of A Trailblazer: Rose Byrne & Her Approach To Playing Gloria Steinem In ‘Mrs. America’ – Emmys
Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorRose Byrne has demonstrated fierce comedic timing in movies like Bridesmaids, Spy, the Neighbors franchise and this year’s Like a Boss. But the Australian native’s turn as feminist trailblazer and Ms.
etonline.com
02.07.2020 / 07:43
Geoffrey Rush Wins Court Battle in Defamation Case Against Australian Newspaper
Geoffrey Rush as a result of the actor's defamation lawsuit, according to multiplereports.In April 2019, Rush was awarded damages to the tune of AU$2.9 million (approximately $2 million) after suing Sydney's over articles it ran accusing the actor of past inappropriate behavior toward a theater production co-star.The newspaper — along with publisher Nationwide News, owned by Rupert Murdoch — appealed the ruling, but its appeal was rejected Wednesday by three federal court judges, BBC
deadline.com
02.07.2020 / 04:29
Appeals Court Upholds Geoffrey Rush’s Record-Breaking Payout In Defamation Case Against News Corp-Owned Oz Outlet
Peter White, Bruce Haring UPDATE: An appeals court has upheld the decision to award actor Geoffrey Rush a record amount of damages for being defamed by two publications.Rush won the largest defamation payment awarded to a single person in Australia in 2019 after a court found Sydney’s Daily Telegraph defamed the actor by accusing him of inappropriate behavior towards a former co-star.
abcnews.go.com
02.07.2020 / 04:27
Australian court upholds Geoffrey Rush's defamation payout
CANBERRA, Australia -- An Australian court on Thursday rejected a newspaper publisher’s appeal against Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush’s $2.9 billion Australian dollars ($2 million) payout for defamation. Three Federal Court judges ruled that articles published by Sydney’s The Daily Telegraph newspaper in 2017 conveyed the imputation that Rush was a pervert and that the trial judge had correctly included the actor's loss of earnings in calculating damages.