John Lewis shares exciting Christmas news - and shoppers are over the moon

In these dystopian times, anyone who yearns for the Obama years — and who doesn’t? — may find some solace in the stirring documentary about White House photographer Pete Souza, The Way I See It. The film will have virtual festival screenings before a release by Focus Features this month.

Ellise Shafer editor Submit In today’s TV news roundup, CNN has announced the television premiere date for “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” and Warner Bros. Television is reenacting the 1940s Superman Radio Series with a star-studded cast.CNN has announced that “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” directed by Dawn Porter, will have its television premiere on Sept. 27 at 9 p.m.

John Lewis. And now, Chadwick Boseman.So far, 2020 has been marred with bad news and tragedy with the deaths of several popular Black icons including Bryant, Lewis and recently Boseman, who died Friday.

Also Read: Rachel Maddow Worries Mike Pence Just Exposed a Bunch of Elderly People to COVID (Video)The documentary film is based on Souza’s two books, “Obama: An Intimate Portrait” and “Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents.” And the film comes on the heels of Porter’s other recent documentary “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” which focused on the life of the late Congressman and civil rights leader.“The Way I See It” is produced by Porter alongside “Free Solo” producer Evan Hayes, as well as Laura Dern and

Porsha Williams shared an emotional message on her social media account. You can check it out below and see her fans’ reactions.

John Lewis. And now, Chadwick Boseman.So far, 2020 has been marred with bad news and tragedy with the sudden deaths of several popular Black icons including Bryant, Lewis and recently Boseman, who died Friday.

shoppers may be more familiar with supermarket food recalls than products from major retailers, but it does happen. Despite the fact shop items have been rigorously tested to meet stringent health and safety standards before they go on sale, occasionally something gets flagged up - usually just as a precautionary measure - and a product recall is issued.

John Lewis along with a musical tribute to CeCe Winans. The awards also paid homage to first responder heroes who were on the front lines in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.

John Lewis' spirit and legacy were honored in a powerful way during the final night of the Democratic National Convention.

John Legend and Common gave a rousing performance of their Academy Award-winning song “Glory” on the 2020 Democratic National Convention stage Thursday night.The musicians delivered an impassioned rendition of their 2014 hit — which appeared in the film “Selma” — in honor of the late Georgia Rep.

John Legend and Common came together for some 2020 «Glory.» The team behind the Oscar-winning song, from the 2014 movie , took the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday to perform the hit, following an inspirational tribute to John Lewis. Common, in a sharp navy suit, kicked off the performance, with Legend in a matching blue suit sitting at the piano.

Andrea McLean shared an exciting announcement on Thursday – revealing that her family's beloved pet pooch Teddy now has an Instagram of his very own!MORE: Andrea McLean's birthday message to husband Nick Feeney will melt your heartSharing a photo of herself and little Teddy on the beach, the Loose Women star wrote: "Day-tripping to the seaside with my bestie (should that be beastie?) Teddy.  WATCH: Andrea McLean shares a peek inside her beautiful kitchen "We have BIG NEWS.

Jamie Oliver's brand new recipe book 7 Ways is officially here!The famous chef shared the exciting news on Instagram, writing: "I’m so excited that my brand new book #Jamies7Ways is out today."MORE: Jamie Oliver: Everything you need to know about the celebrity chefHe added that his new release is all about "celebrating the ingredients we love in new and exciting ways". WATCH: Jamie Oliver reveals incredible garden feature - find out whatA video posted alongside the announcement showcased a

Families say they are 'gutted' by the closure of the Trafford Centre's popular Creche & Play Area.The centre, based inside The Orient but previously in the Festival Village at the John Lewis end of the mall, has been entertaining children for decades.Home to a soft play where parents could attend with their children, it was also a place little ones would be dropped off while their parents shopped and was a popular venue for birthday parties too.Announcing the closure on its Facebook page, the