Michelle Latimer’s Identity Crisis is Raising Impossible Questions for Canada’s Indigenous Filmmakers

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Just eight days into the new year, on the 8 January Michelle Keegan took to Instagram to seemingly confess that she has already failed at her Dry January mission. MORE: Mark Wright reveals wedding day disaster he kept secret from Michelle KeeganThe actress, who is married to former TOWIE star Mark Wright, shared a Friends meme of character Rachel pouring herself a glass of wine.

Michelle Keegan had confessed she has given up Dry January just eight days into the month-long challenge. Former Our Girl actress, 33, made the candid admission on her Instagram page, capturing the mood of many up and down the UK amid the lockdown restrictions.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK judge Michelle Visage has revealed the one star the show has been trying to get on the judging panel for years. Speaking to The Huffington Post ahead of the new season of Drag Race UK, the former Strictly Come Dancing star reeled off a list of names she'd like to see as a guest judge on the show, including Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders, Madonna, Adele and Victoria Beckham.

Michelle Pfeiffer has played an array of iconic characters—from a heartbroken Madame de Tourvel in Dangerous Liaisons to the beehived, conniving antics of Velma Von Tussle in Hairspray—but none of her previous work forewarned us of the wonderfully aloof eccentricity she displays as newly-impoverished socialite widow Frances Price in Azazel Jacob’s French Exit.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentIn a 1991 essay, John Gregory Dunne said male stars are allowed to age gracefully onscreen, unlike females: “Men grow older; women grow old.” In general, he’s right: Acting has always been a difficult profession, especially for women over 35.Dunne (1932-2003) unfortunately didn’t live long enough to see this year’s notable work by actresses over 50.

Gallery: 51 most memorable HELLO! celebrity weddings: Michelle Keegan, Angelina Jolie and more (Hello!)'I want to avoid the curse of celebrity magazines, where as soon as people reveal how blissfully in love they are it all falls apart! All I’ll say is I’m enjoying life right now.

Barack Obama was just 47-years-old when he was elected president in 2008. He and his classy, gorgeous and brilliant wife Michelle Obama made for such an amazing POTUS and first lady, bringing a contemporary and youthful feel to the White House.

There has never been a first couple like Barack and Michelle Obama. The 44th President of the United States and his accomplished wife have been together for roughly 30 years and married for 28, celebrating their recent anniversary on October 3, 2020.

Michelle Obama is hopeful heading into 2021. The former First Lady took to Instagram yesterday to reflect on the year we all experienced—including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, unfathomable loss, protests against police violence, and a racial reckoning, as well as the incredibly stressful and high-stakes presidential election.

Michelle Latimer's documentary Inconvenient Indian has been withdrawn from the Sundance Film Festival after the Canadian director came under scrutiny for claiming Indigenous family roots in a Quebec Algonquin community while promoting her film ahead of its Toronto Film Festival world premiere last summer.

The National Film Board of Canada is pulling “An Inconvenient Indian” from “active distribution” following an apology from the documentary’s director, Michelle Latimer, over questions regarding her Indigenous heritage.

The National Film Board of Canada announced Tuesday that it will withdraw Michelle Latimer’s documentary Inconvenient Indian from “active distribution.”

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Is it really Christmas without an ugly Christmas sweater to ring in the holiday? We think not. Case in point Sarah Michelle Gellar, who took her love for ugly Christmas sweaters and gave it a very cute twist, adding her husband Freddie Prinze Jr.

Top Canadian film director Michelle Latimer has apologized after coming under scrutiny for claiming Indigenous family roots in a Quebec Algonquin community when promoting her documentary Inconvenient Indian ahead of its recent world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. The feature, an adaptation of Thomas King's book Inconvenient Indian, in which the American-born Canadian writer meditates on what it means to be "Indian" in North America, will next have a U.S.