Lufthansa airline adopts gender-neutral ‘guests’ greeting

EastEnders star Sid Owen, who played Ricky Butcher on the popular BBC soap, has revealed Hollywood megastar Al Pacino nearly adopted him when he was 13.The unlikely duo made a film together in 1985, and it turns out life could have taken a very different path for the London-based actor.The Godfather great played youngster Sid’s father in the period epic Revolution. After discovering his teen co-star’s mum had tragically died, the now 81 year old Al considered adopting him instead.

A Frontier Airlines crew is suspended for duct-taping a belligerent passenger to his seat after he allegedly groped two flight attendants and assaulted a third.

Eastenders actor Sid Owen has revealed Al Pacino “considered adopting” him after working together in the 1980s.Owen starred alongside Pacino as his son in 1985 historical drama Revolution, and has said the pair developed a “close bond” while filming.The actor opened up about his connection to Pacino in his new book Rags to Ricky, reflecting on how his father left when he was six and his mother died two years later.“When I started on Revolution, there was a lot for us to work through together to

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The first trailer for Lamb has finally debuted.

Jessica Kiang Splicing the dark heart of a folk-horror movie into the fluffy body of a rural Icelandic relationship drama yields unexpectedly fertile and darkly comic effects in Valdimir Jóhannsson’s creepy-funny-weird-sad “Lamb,” a film that proves just how far disbelief can be suspended if you’re in the hands of a director — and a cast, and an SFX/puppetry department — who really commit to the bit.

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With the announcement of a new documentary from filmmaker Elizabeth Jacobs about adoptions in Cambodia, questions have been raised once again about the potential unethical practices surrounding Angelina Jolie’s adoption of her eldest son Maddox.

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in Australia, there’s an effort to retire the term “attack” to describe every violent interaction between humans and sharks, and instead refer to such incidents with more clinical euphemisms like “incidents” or “negative encounter.”Kroll brought that up in the monologue and used it to kick off a segment he called “Kroll Me a River” in order to joke about it.“Well, it finally happened folks. The coastal justice warriors are trying to PC the Seven Seas,” he said as he started up the gag.

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Lisa Vanderpump's dog rescue foundation has been sued by a woman who claims she contracted parasitic worms from a dog she adopted from the business. Plaintiff Kimberly Dillon filed a lawsuit on Monday against the reality star's Vanderpump Dog Foundation and Vanderpump Dogs for negligence, breach of express warranty, breach of implied warrant, intentional misrepresentation, fraud and negligent misrepresentation.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, traveling was a simple pursuit – but not for all. For many, traveling has always been met with discrimination and unnecessary force or violence. Gender identity alone affects LGBTQ individuals differently when it comes to their treatment in airports and even when obtaining passports.

Kaley Cuoco has added a new addition to her fury family. The actress took to Instagram Sunday to reveal that she and her husband, Karl Cook, adopted a senior dog, a nine-year-old mastiff named Larry.