Endeavor Adds Tech Executive Jacqueline Reses To Board Of Directors

Carole Horst The work of “Dune” costume designers Jacqueline West and Bob Morgan has caught the attention of fashion writers as well as film fans. It was an epic undertaking for the veteran costume designers. “Well, we’ve worked together many times and when this came up — when it was so large — she said, ‘would you collaborate on this with me?’ And I said, ‘of course.’ I adore her. We’ve been dear friends for many years and loved the project,” says Morgan.

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Jacqueline Jossa burst onto our screens in 2010 and played troubled teen Lauren Branning in EastEnders for the next eight years before being crowned Queen of the Jungle in the 2019 series of I’m A Celebrity. And since then, the actress has capitalised on her huge popularity with her own fashion range, regularly seen by her three million Instagram followers.

Jacqueline Jossa has confirmed that she and her husband Dan Osborne aren’t planning on have any more kids. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Jacqueline said: “I feel like our family is complete now,” when asked if she was open to expanding her brood.

Jacqueline Jossa has been busy renovating her gorgeous £1.2million 'dream home' and has exclusively revealed to OK! how she 'really enjoyed' the process with her husband Dan Osbourne.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a famed civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, and his wife have been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a statement Saturday.

Adam McKay’s upcoming (and still untitled) series about the 1980s-era Los Angeles Lakers has added two more key characters to its expansive roster: Larry Bird and Nike founder Phil Knight.Sean Patrick Small will star as Bird, the Boston Celtics legend, whose memorable rivalry with Magic Johnson defined the NBA during that decade.

Eastenders star Jacqueline Jossa went on a passionate rant on Thursday as she showed off her tummy in the mirror and encouraged women to love their own bodies. As Jacqueline, who recently hosted a back to school party, promoted the confidence collection from her clothing line with a Q&A, she found that a number of questions related to self confidence and body positivity.

Jacqueline Jossa celebrated her children’s return to school next month with a fun back to school party. Jacqueline invited her girls and their closest friends to burn off the last of their summer holiday energy in their own pop up outdoor soft play area.The former Eastenders star invited her fans to the fun-filled day via her social media, where she shared a series of pictures and videos with her 3.2 million followers.

eatery was left astonished after asking a waiter for the final bill. Andy Yates stated that he was out for a birthday celebration meal with five other family members when they were told that a man, who was also dining in the restaurant at the time, had paid £160 towards their meal.

In the Same Breath,” debuting Aug. 18 on HBO and HBO Max, is the latest to test that appetite.

Jennifer Yuma editorEndeavor Group Holdings has appointed technology executive Jacqueline Reses to its board of directors.The move expands the Endeavor board to eight members: Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, Endeavor executive chairman Patrick Whitesell, Silver Lake co-CEO Egon Durban and managing director Stephen Evans, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Uncle Nearest CEO Fawn Weaver and former Xerox chief Ursula Burns.

Rebecca Davis editorThe Chinese government has taken a stake and one of three board seats in a key subsidiary of TikTok owner ByteDance, reports said Tuesday, reviving debate about whether the popular short-form video app poses a national security threat.Chinese authorities now own a 1% stake in Beijing ByteDance Company, a firm that owns key licenses to operate Chinese platforms Douyin, the country’s version of TikTok, and the popular news app Toutiao.