Phyllis Somerville, Actress in 'The Big C' and Broadway's 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' Dead at 76

Prince Charles and Camilla sent their heartfelt condolences to the people of Lebanon this week.

50 Cent has been criticized after posting about the horrific Beirut explosion on Instagram this week.

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Halsey and Ariana Grande are among the stars who have donated to relief funds in the wake of a giant explosion that took place in Beirut earlier this week.The explosion, which happened in the Lebanon capital on Tuesday (August 4), has killed nearly 80 people and injured 4,000.The New York Times reports that the explosion was caused by a fire at a warehouse at Beirut’s port, and that “highly explosive materials” that the government seized years ago were found at the blast site.Following the

Rapper and actor 50 Cent is taking some heat after posting about the Beirut explosion on Instagram. On Tuesday, the city of Beirut in Lebanon was rocked by a massive explosion on the coast that has killed over 100 people, left over 4,000 injured and has caused massive damage to the surrounding area.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorA BBC journalist’s Zoom video call captured the dramatic moment that the Lebanese capital of Beirut was rocked by a giant explosion at the city’s port on Tuesday.BBC Arabic journalist Maryam Toumi was conducting an interview from the BBC’s office in Beirut, which is around 1.5 miles from the epicenter of the explosion, which has killed at least 70 people and injured thousands of others.A recording of the call, posted by the BBC News press team, shows Toumi in

hereMr Trump said US military generals had told him they “seem to feel” the explosion was the result of a “terrible attack” most likely caused by a bomb.“It would seem like it based on the explosion,” Mr Trump told reporters in Washington.In a tweet, Mr Raab said: “My thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the devastating explosion in #Beirut today.“The UK stands in solidarity with the people of Lebanon and is ready to offer help and support, including to those British nationals

coronavirus pandemic and an economic crisis: Beirut hospitals quickly filled beyond capacity, pleading for blood supplies and generators to keep their lights on.The cause of the blast, which sparked fires, overturned cars and blew out windows and doors, was not immediately known.Abbas Ibrahim, chief of Lebanese General Security, said it might have been caused by highly explosive material that was confiscated from a ship some time ago and stored at the port.

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Phyllis Somerville, an actor known for The Big C andLittle Children, died of natural causes at her home in New York City on July 16, her manager Paul Hilepo toldThe Hollywood Reporter. She was 76.

Phyllis Somerville, an actress whose character work spanned decades as well as television (“The Big C,” “NYPD Blue”), film (“Little Children,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”) and the stage (Broadway’s “To Kill A Mockingbird”), died of natural causes at her home in New York City on July 16.

The Hollywood Reporter.  Hilepo did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment Friday.Somerville’s television roles have included “The Big C,” “Outsiders,” and most recently “Mare of Easttown,” which is set to debut in 2021.Also Read: Joanna Cole, Author of 'Magic School Bus' Books, Dies at 75Her film roles have included “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” Little Children” and “Surviving Family.”Her most recent theater role was as Mrs.

https://t.co/hgGNmLlqaPRadiant Phyllis Somerville…She was a powerful standout in everything. On screen, on stage, and in life-she had a wicked independence fueled by intelligence, humor, and a spirit that somehow felt both earthly and ethereal.