Robert I. Mesa Becomes First Actor To Play Indigenous Doctor On ‘Grey’s Anatomy’

Yuh-Jung Youn has made Oscars history.

In perhaps one of the more improbable Oscar campaigns in history, Youn Yuh-jung won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her critically acclaimed performance in “Minari.” Yuh-jung became just the second Asian woman to win an Oscar in the 93-year history of the awards. A landmark and sobering moment for the film industry.

Chloe Zhao completed her awards season sweep on Sunday, taking home the Academy Award for Best Director for her stunning 2020 film, “Nomadland”. With the win, Zhao becomes the first woman of colour, and second woman ever, to take home the Oscars’ top directing honour.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” hair department head Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson, Viola Davis’ personal hairstylist, have become the first Black women to win an Oscar for makeup and hairstyling.Neal and Wilson won alongside Sergio Lopez-Rivera, Davis’ personal makeup artist.

Chloe Zhao completed her awards season sweep on Sunday, taking home the Academy Award for Best Director for her stunning 2020 film,.

Kane Brown just made history at the ACM Awards.

Kane Brown just made history at the ACM Awards.The 27-year-old country singer became the first Black artist to win Video of the Year for «Worldwide Beautiful» at the annual awards ceremony. Brown's win was announced on Wednesday during, days before the ACMs are scheduled to take place in Nashville.«I wrote this song with three of my buddies out of Nashville,» Brown expressed when told about his historic win.

Hayley Hasselhoff is making history. The 28-year-old daughter of David Hasselhoff is now the first ever plus-size model to grace a European cover of Playboy. Hayley covers Playboy Germany’s latest issue, wearing nothing underneath a red robe.

. Hayley covers Germany's latest issue, wearing nothing underneath a red robe.On Tuesday, she teased there was «something special» coming in an Instagram post featuring the iconic Playboy bunny logo.

Nigel Benn's son Harley has become the first person to "sign up" for this year's Love Island, according to reports.The 24 year old is said to have had video meetings with show bosses earlier this year and is "excited" to have signed up for the show, which has been confirmed to return to Majorca this summer. Harley is the love child of boxer Nigel, 57, and was conceived when he had an affair with his mum Lisa Andrews whilst he was also undergoing IVF with his wife Carolyne.

READ MORE: Mars 'milestone' set as NASA prepare for first flight on Red PlanetIn a Q&A video in February, Grimes said she is prepared to serve as a manual labourer on Mars, even at the risk of death. When asked about the biggest risks of moving to Mars, she said: "Manual labour until death most likely, but hopefully, that can change".

NEW YORK -- The Reuters news service has promoted Alessandra Galloni to be its new editor-in-chief, making her the first woman to take that role in the company's 170-year history.The London-based Galloni will replace Stephen Adler, who has been the newsroom's leader for the past decade and announced that he will be retiring at the end of the month.Galloni has been Reuters' global managing editor since 2015, coming to the company two years before that after working for 13 years at the Wall Street

Danny Elfman has announced ‘Big Mess’, his first new solo album in 37 years – you can listen to Elfman’s new song ‘True’ below.The renowned film and TV composer, whose credits include Tim Burton’s Batman films, Good Will Hunting and The Simpsons, is gearing up to release his first non-soundtrack solo studio album since 1984’s ‘So-Lo’.‘Big Mess’ is set for release on June 11 via ANTI- and Epitaph.

The Snuts enter straight in at Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart with their debut album W.L.

British actor Paul Ritter, who was most recently seen in the hit HBO series Chernobyl, passed away on 6 April. The 54-year-old actor was battling brain tumor and succumbed to the same.

LONDON -- Versatile British actor Paul Ritter, who appeared in the “Harry Potter” franchise and played a key figure behind nuclear disaster in “Chernobyl,” has died, his agent said Tuesday.