Irma Kalish, Writer on Classic Sitcoms ‘All in the Family’ and ‘Good Times,’ Dies at 96

Made in Chelsea star Lucy Watson has dropped hints that she and James Dunmore have married. After meeting on the E4 reality show back in 2015, the pair appear to have tied the knot in Greece.

NEW YORK -- Three imprisoned Iranian dissidents will be honored next month at Pen America's annual gala.The literary and human rights organization announced Thursday that writer-filmmaker Baktash Abtin, novelist-journalist Keyvan Bajan and author-critic Reza Khandan Mahabadi are this year's recipients of the 2021 PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award.

Ollie Locke and his husband Gareth Locke are longing to be parents, but they recently announced their attempt at IVF via a surrogate hadn’t been successful. Speaking to Frankie Bridge, 32, on her podcast Open Mind, Ollie, 34, reflects as he says it was the most "heartbreaking" situation that he has ever gone through.

Made In Chelsea'sDigby Edgley was a favourite on the hit show and he has now revealed what it meant to him to be a part of the cast from 2017 until 2019. Following his split from co-star Liv Bentley during a trip to Croatia, he says he is happy he has remained close with his former castmates, including Julius Cowdrey.

Made in Chelsea’s Melissa Tattam and Harry Baron have split up it has been confirmed. Melissa broke the news Sunday, in a since deleted post, to the surprise of her 134,000 followers as she was asked by one fan if she was still with Harry.

Iron Maiden have scored their highest charting album ever with ‘Senjutsu’ on the Billboard 200.The album landed at Number Three in the charts after shifting the equivalent of 64,000 album units.They previously peaked at Number Four with their last two albums – ‘The Book of Souls’ and ‘The Final Frontier’.In total, ‘Senjutsu’ is Iron Maiden’s 15th Top 40 charting album, of which four have hit the Top 10.It comes after the metal veterans were narrowly beaten to the Number One spot in the UK albums

Alissa Simon Film CriticSet in 1978, in a Kurdish village high in the mountains, Iranian horror entry “Zalava” pits rational, scientific beliefs against superstition and groupthink, a theme that carries a lot of resonance just now. At the same time, it  sports a sly sense of humor before edging into tragedy.

Irma Kalish was a pioneering TV producer and writer for classic sitcoms including “Maude,” “The Facts of Life,” and “Good Times.”Kalish was one of the first women working behind the scenes in television when she began her TV career in the 1950s. She got her start working in radio, writing for “The Martin & Lewis Show” along with her late husband, Austin “Rocky” Kalish.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorIrma Kalish, a prolific comedy writer who blazed trails for women in television with a career that stretched from radio to 1980s sitcoms, died Monday in Woodland Hills due to complications from pneumonia.

Irma Kalish, one of television’s first female producers whose writing and producing credits with her husband and writing partner include the Norman Lear series Maude, All in the Family and Good Times as well as My Favorite Martian, My Three Sons, Gilligan’s Island, I Dream of Jeannie, The Bob Newhart Show and Too Close for Comfort, died September 3 in Woodland Hills, CA due to complications from pneumonia. She was 96.

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“Senjutsu,” Iron Maiden (BMG)Iron Maiden is not a band for those with short attention spans.Since blasting out of England in the late '70s in what would become known as the new wave of British metal, Iron Maiden has never been one to give record companies the kind of three-minute anthems they craved.Instead, they wrote and played (and played some more) until they were good and satisfied, and the result was often an epic track of 8-10 minutes or more, completely exploring a topic or idea until no

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