Will Packer Productions has placed comedy feature pitch Hot Mess at Universal. British comedian London Hughes is set to star in the project, which is based on her andNoushin Jahanian's idea.
Lauren London Gets Personal Handwritten Note From Nipsey Hussle Tattooed on Her Arm
26.11.2020 - 07:53 / etonline.com
Lauren London is paying permanent tribute to her late love once again.
London turned a love letter from Nipsey Hussle into body art as she had the personal handwritten note recreated in ink on her forearm.Tattoo artist Steve Wiebe took to Instagram on Tuesday to show off his work with a photo of London's arm, alongside the tattoo of Hussle's face which she has inked on her other forearm, which Wiebe also created.The sweet and concise personal missive reads, «2 Lauren you my heart love you more!
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variety.com
15.12.2020 / 20:10
London Hughes to Star in Will Packer Comedy ‘Hot Mess’ for Universal
Angelique Jackson London Hughes is a “Hot Mess” — at least on screen — as the British comedian is set to star in a new comedy under the same title for Universal Pictures, produced by Will Packer Productions.“Hot Mess” will be written by Noushin Jahanian, based on an idea from Jahanian and Hughes. Will Packer and James Lopez will produce through their Will Packer Productions banner, with Johanna Byer serving as executive producer.
msn.com
15.12.2020 / 05:47
Tamzin Outhwaite attends opening night of A Christmas Carol in London
Tamzin Outhwaite looked effortlessly chic as she attended the opening night of musical, A Christmas Carol, at the Dominion Theatre, London, on Monday. The former EastEnders actress, 50, made the most of the West End ahead of the British capital bracing itself for tighter restrictions amid the coronavirus crisis.
dailyrecord.co.uk
14.12.2020 / 18:44
London to go into Tier Three lockdown as covid figures in capital soar
cases are rising exponentially in the capital. Pubs, cafes and restaurants for more than 9 million people in London and parts of the south east area will shut and provide a take-away service only just weeks after re-opening after an England-wide lockdown in November.