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Jane Lynch, star of Glee and current host of NBC’s Weakest Link, has found her latest comedy role – joining ABC pilot Bucktown.

the global pop-culture,” Mottola added.

Former President Donald Trump may have been banned from Twitter and Facebook following theJan. 6 Capitol riot, but his senior advisor has shared that Trump is set to make a return to social media with his own platform.

After the $100 billion-plus rights deals were announced Thursday by the NFL, Wall Street analysts agreed that the league was the big winner. Still, they do see some rights holders being able to score despite the hefty price.

During a panel promoting their upcoming series, Kung Fu stars Olivia Liang and Tzi Ma responded to the rising number of violent acts against Asian Americans, condemning the latest incident in Atlanta when a gunman killed eight people, a majority of whom were Asian American.

Jamie Lang Sony Pictures Television has sealed a deal to send one of this year’s most anticipated period dramas, the pan-European co-produced “Leonardo,” to Amazon Prime Video in the U.K. where it will premiere April 16.“Leonardo” is an eight-part dramatized retelling of the life of the Italian master Leonardo da Vinci, played by Aidan Turner (“The Hobbit” franchise).

Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific will fully reopen next week with capacity capped at 25 percent, officials announced on Friday.

An analyst claims the decision by Netflix to better police password sharing could be beneficial to the streamer in the long run.

In some heartbreaking news, WWE superstar Becky Lynch's father has sadly passed away as revealed by the 34-year-old wrestler in a touching Instagram post. While Becky didn't reveal the cause of death, the former Raw Women's Champion instead gave a befitting tribute to a man she sorely adored; by sharing some memories in the form of heartwarming snaps from her childhood up until the present along with a moving caption detailing how precious her father was."My Dad passed away this morning.

Katie Leung, an actress known best for playing Cho Chang in the "Harry Potter" films, has opened up about racism she experienced while filming the franchise. The now-33-year-old actress is credited with appearing in five films in the franchise, as well as multiple video games.

To hear the cast of Broadway’s Company tell it, the industry’s shutdown one year ago today was perhaps more shocking than surprising, arriving swiftly but maybe not swiftly enough. For at least a couple of the musical’s preview performances leading up to the city’s historic closing of March 12, 2020, the stage jitters had little to do with the usual pre-opening night nerves.

Harry Potter alum Katie Leung recently appeared on the Chinese Chippy Girl podcast and got candid about the dark side of her Harry Potter fame. In a new interview, the 33-year-old actress, who essayed the role of Cho Chang in the movies, revealed she was subject to racist bullying as soon as news of her casting was leaked online.

Harry Potter actor Katie Leung who played Cho Chang in the film franchise has revealed she experienced racism from fans online during filming - and was told to keep quiet about it. And Motherwell born Katie, now 33, who is of Chinese descent, claims publicists told her to deny what was happening when she told them about it.

Chinese Chippy Girl” podcast. “Somebody had actually created a website — a hate site.

Also Read: Warner Bros Denies 'Harry Potter' TV Spinoff in the Works at HBO MaxLeung said she didn’t receive media or interview training prior to being the attention of journalists, and when she brought up concerns that there were offensive comments on her online, she says she was asked to deny anything was wrong.“I remember them saying to me, look Katie, we haven’t seen these websites that people are talking about, and if you get asked, then just say it’s not true.

Harry Potter actress Katie Leung has offered fresh perspective on the racism she experienced as part of the landmark franchise, emphasizing the way in which she was silenced while doing press for the films.

A look behind the curtain. Actress Katie Leung opened up about how she handled a barrage of “racist s–t” being written about her online during her time starring in the Harry Potter franchise.

Jordan Moreau Actor Katie Leung, who played Cho Chang in the Harry Potter franchise, opened up about experiencing racist attacks from fans online while filming the fantasy series. She said publicists told her to deny what was happening if she were ever asked.Leung recalled what happened on an episode of the podcast “Chinese Chippy Girl” released on Monday.

Katie Leung is reliving the dark side of Harry Potter fame.

Katie Leung will forever be Cho Chang.