Katherine Ryan reveals how comedy helped her cope with two miscarriages

Katherine Ryan wowed fans on Sunday as she revealed that her family had dressed up as the The Incredibles from the hit Disney Pixar film for Halloween.Taking to Instagram, the comedian, 38, posed with husband Bobby Kootstra, their baby son Fred, four months, and her daughter Violet, 12.

red carpet ahead of the Pride of Britain Awards. Recipients will be recognised for their bravery and courage during the awards ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.

Katherine Ryan has opened up about her struggles to get pregnant for a second time, and revealed that she and her partner, Bobby Kootstra, suffered miscarriages over the course of lockdown. Speaking of how they struggled to conceive four month old Fred, Katherine explained to OK! while on the red carpet for Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain awards: “I didn’t love pregnancy during lockdown.

EXCLUSIVE: Here are your first look images at feature The Magic Flute from executive producer Roland Emmerich.

When it comes to deciding what songs will make or break an album, Ed Sheeran knows exactly who to turn to.

EXCLUSIVE: Emilija Baranac (Riverdale), Richard Harmon (The 100) and Jennifer Tong (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow) have been set to star in YA comedy series Fakes (10×30), which is underway in Vancouver for Netflix and CBC Gem.

coronavirus pandemic lockdown helped him concentrate on music, and now he'll have to try to retain the sense of inner peace he gained.Bruce Xiaoyu Liu of Canada, 24, was named Thursday as the winner of the 40,000-euro ($45,000) first prize in the 18th Frederic Chopin piano competition, that has launched many a pianist’s successful global career.“I still wouldn’t call myself (a) professional pianist," the Paris-born musician told The Associated Press later Thursday.He sees his win as a “huge

The CW is continuing to look abroad to solidify its schedule.

Katherine Ryan has candidly discussed her fears for her four month old son Freddie who she says will only know the "sweet life".The Canadian comedienne took fans by surprise when she welcomed her second child, and her first with partner Bobby Kootstra, back in June, just two weeks after revealing she was pregnant.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorRoku, in another opportunistic programming pickup, will bring comedy series “Children Ruin Everything” to U.S. audiences — streaming for free on the Roku Channel — in an exclusive pact with production company New Metric Media.The new half-hour comedy is created by Kurt Smeaton (“Schitt’s Creek,” “Kim’s Convenience”) and will air on Bell Media’s CTV network in Canada next spring.

Lisa Rinna is talking about the husband!

While promoting his latest film “Ron’s Gone Wrong”, singer-turned-voice actor Liam Payne spoke with ET Canada about a concept that’s explored in the film about disliking someone initially but eventually becoming very close friends.

Christopher Vourlias Abacus Media Rights has picked up international sales rights for “The Recruiter,” a spy series co-created by “Ransom” executive producer and co-creator David Vainola, one of the buzz titles being presented during the co-production forum at Rome’s MIA market this week.“The Recruiter” is a high-stakes espionage thriller inspired by the work of the “Five Eyes,” an alliance of the intelligence agencies from the U.S., Canada, the U.K., New Zealand, and Australia.

Ryan Gosling is sharing a sweet memory.

Katherine Ryan has confessed that upon reflection she regrets hunting down the married women and sex workers who slept with an ex behind her back.

Waystar RoyCo is weighing in on the debate over who should take charge in “Succession“.

Cassandra Peterson is sharing praise for the LGBTQ+ community. 

The cast of OUTtv’s “Call Me Mother” has finally been revealed.