Bette Midler has spoken out over the backlash she faced after tweeting that US first lady Melania Trump “still can’t speak English”.Earlier this week, the Oscar-nominated star offered her commentary on the Republican National Convention on Twitter, but came under fire when she tweeted during Melania’s speech: “#BeBest is back! A UGE bore! She can speak several words in a few languages.
Eiza Gonzalez Calls Out Misogynstic Tweets, Hopes Fans Will Stop Pitting Women Against Each Other
08.08.2020 - 01:47 / justjared.com
Eiza Gonzalez is hoping that people will end their misogynistic ways by the end of the year.
The 30-year-old Bloodshot actress took to Twitter to write a series of tweets, which fans believe is a response to a viral meme that compared her past romantic partners to those of music star Belinda.
The tweets were written in Spanish, but they have been roughly translated into English and you can read them below.
‘I hope that in 2021 we will be cured of the coronavirus, but also of the terrible
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variety.com
26.08.2020 / 18:59
Bette Midler Calls Melania Trump an ‘Illegal Alien’ Who ‘Can’t Speak English,’ Responds to Controversy
William Earl administratorBette Midler has stirred controversy for tweets she made during Melania Trump’s speech on the second night of the Republican National Convention. While live tweeting Tuesday evening’s speeches, the actor wrote several messages which drew ire, including, “#beBest is back! A UGE bore! She can speak several words in a few languages.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
26.08.2020 / 13:17
Treasury responds to calls for Eat Out to Help Out to be extended into September
Twitter last week : "I strongly urge @RishiSunak to announce an extension of #EatOutToHelpOut.
pinkvilla.com
26.08.2020 / 09:35
VIDEO: Tom Cruise 'loves' Tenet after watching it in a movie theatre; Ranveer Singh calls him a 'superstar'
Tenet has finally released in the UK and amongst those who went to watch the highly-awaited film was none other than Tom Cruise himself. While US theatres will be screening Tenet only next month, moviegoers in London get the first chance to see what the hype surrounding Christopher Nolan's latest outing is all about.
dailyrecord.co.uk
26.08.2020 / 08:17
Steve Clarke tackles Scotland's left-back riddle as he considers Gordon Strachan's solution
Steve Clarke has not yet had the luxury of confronting.But on Tuesday the Scotland boss was able to name both Andy Robertson and Kieran Tierney in a squad for the first time - and now he has a couple of weeks to work out how to fit two of the best left-backs in Britain into the same starting line-up.Clarke said: “The fact Kieran is back available for selection is a great thing because you want as many good players as you can in the squad.“I’m delighted Kieran is in there, I’m delighted Andy’s in
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
25.08.2020 / 13:03
Calls for government to review school face mask guidance
The UK government is facing calls to review its guidance on students wearing face coverings as schools prepare to reopen to all pupils.It comes after the Scottish education secretary said all pupils in Scotland will be required to wear a face covering when moving around schools.From August 31, pupils in Scotland should be wearing masks in areas where physical distancing is not possible, according to the latest government guidance.The latest guidance from the World Health Organisation suggests
variety.com
24.08.2020 / 11:39
Steve McQueen’s ‘Mangrove’ to Open BFI London Film Festival
Naman Ramachandran “Mangrove,” directed by BAFTA and Oscar winner Steve McQueen (“12 Years a Slave”), will open the 64th edition of the British Film Institute London Film Festival.Written by McQueen and Alastair Siddons, “Mangrove” is one of five films that make up the “Small Axe” anthology. Set from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s, the films each tell a different story involving London’s West Indian community.
nme.com
20.08.2020 / 20:29
UK Music calls on government to introduce new plan for music education after GCSE results
August 20, 2020“That is a challenge that is likely to remain even after it is considered safe for children to return to school. So, I would urge the Government to do all they can to support school, teachers and students continue their music studies.“It is now more important than ever that we have a new National Plan for Music Education to help reverse the decline of music in state education.“Over the past six years, the number of people studying A-level music has declined by a deeply worrying