‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ Creator Claims Network Wanted a ‘Hotter’ Actress to Play Debra Instead of Patricia Heaton

A much loved former headteacher was killed after a mum driving on the wrong side of a motorway slip road ploughed into her.

Anderson Cooper is gushing over his adorable toddler.

Professor Green has announced his engagement to partner Karima McAdams as he shared a sweet loved-up snap from the proposal on Sunday.Taking to Instagram, the rapper, 37, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, posted a gorgeous photo of Karima, 36, with her dazzling diamond ring. He penned: "You call me easy love.

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Helena Bonham Carter is officially signed on to return for Enola Holmes 2!

Grey’s Anatomy stars may have been saving lives on TV, but they were some of the most problematic co-stars back in the day!

Paul Rusesabagina, whose heroics during the Rwandan genocide were depicted in the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda, was convicted of terror-related charges Monday in Kigali.

The man who inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda” for saving hundreds of his countrymen from genocide was convicted of terrorism offenses Monday and sentenced to 25 years at a trial that human rights watchdogs and other critics of Rwanda’s repressive government have described as an act of retaliation.

reported Monday. He was charged with 20 other people and, the outlet said, boycotted the announcement and said he didn’t expect justice, calling the trial a “sham.”Per the AP, he’s been convicted of forming an illegal armed group, being a member of a terrorist group and financing a terror group.

health behind bars.Rwanda has said Rusesabagina would get a fair trial.But the trial has drawn international concern. In December, 36 U.S. senators wrote to Kagame, urging him to release Rusesabagina.

Ugh. Another day, another (supposedly) sexist TV executive…

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefLionsgate Play, the streaming service operated by Lionsgate-owned Starz, has launched in Malaysia, a fast-growing middle-income market in Southeast Asia.The service is being launched at a price point of RM19.90 per month ($4.77).

If CBS network execs had their way, Patricia Heaton’s “Everybody Loves Raymond” character, Debra Barone, would have been played by a different actress.