Gay Nation’s Top Formula One Drivers in 2021

Angelique Jackson Martin Campbell’s action thriller ‘Memory’ has rounded out its ensemble cast, adding Emmy winner Guy Pearce, Monica Bellucci, Harold Torres, Taj Atwal and Ray Fearon.The actors will star alongside Liam Neeson, who plays Alex Lewis, an expert assassin “with a reputation for discreet precision.”According to the logline, when Alex refuses to complete a job for a dangerous criminal organization, he becomes a target and must go on the hunt for those who want him dead.

Guy Pearce and Monica Bellucci are set to co-star opposite Liam Neeson in Memory, the indie crime thriller from Black Bear Pictures and Casino Royale director Martin Campbell. Harold Torres (ZeroZeroZero), Taj Atwal (Line of Duty), and Ray Fearon (Beauty and the Beast) round out the cast of the film, which is currently shooting in Bulgaria.

In yet another suspected LGBTIQ+ hate crime, a gay man has been stabbed to death in a township in the Vaal area.

The big reveal.

murder probe is underway after a pedestrian was mowed down by a car.

incident involving a car fleeing the scene.A huge police presence has been seen around the Aldi branch in the Newton Mearns, Renfrewshire area of the city tonight.Police were called to the scene of Pollokshaws Road around 3pm amid reports of a car being driven on the pavement before fleeing the scene.Details are unclear at this time but the Record has been told the incident involves armed cops, with roads reportedly sealed off near the supermarket.It is understood there is also a large police

EXCLUSIVE: Nat Geo’s adventure competition format Race To The Center Of The Earth is set to make it to Disney+ in May.

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Australia is one of the few countries in the world to have openly gay politicians, including a head of government. Politics In Colour is organising a conversation with three openly gay Members of Parliament – NSW Minister Don Harwin, NSW Liberal MLC Shayne Mallard and Independent NSW MP Alex Greenwich  – on April 15, 2021.

Marcia Gay Harden's 2001 Oscar win was a joyous night for many -- but not for everyone. The actress, now 61, was a bit of a surprise nominee for her work in the film "Pollock" considering she was not nominated for other major awards like a Golden Globe or Screen Actors Guild Award.

Marcia Gay Harden is getting candid about winning the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2001.

Fifty-seven year Perth-resident Michael Buhle remembers the first words he heard when he reached an under construction building site and was met by three men swinging baseball bats. “The first guy said, ‘we are going to teach you a lesson’,” Buhle told Star Observer in an email interview, recovering from the vicious homophobic attack that left him with a broken jaw, fractured skull and fearing for his life. Buhle, was one of the two men in Perth, who were lured by through the online dating app

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Chris Willman Music Writer‘Twas the night before Earth Day, and all through houses tuned in to National Geographic’s website or YouTube channel will be the sounds of artists including Willie Nelson, Valerie June, Ziggy Marley and My Morning Jacket, all performing for “Earth Day Eve 2021: A Virtual Celebration.”Others joining in in song for the 90-minute webcast include Maggie Rogers, Yo-Yo Ma, Angélique Kidjo, Aurora, José González and Rostam.

Bravo has announced an exciting new Watch What Happens Live special!