Sarah Fuller Becomes First Woman To Play Power Five College Football In Saturday Debut!

“It’s a very special day, I feel euphoric,” Sir Ian McKellen said after receiving the first of two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at Queen Mary University Hospital in London, England, per the Evening Standard. With more than 1.65 million people dead from COVID-19, Sir Ian, 81, said it was everyone’s duty to get vaccinated and help stop the spread of the disease.

The first Veteran’s Affairs patient to receive the COVID-19 vaccine was a 96-year-old WWII veteran, according to the health system where she was treated.  Shortly after noon on Monday, Margaret Klessens became the first VA patient in the nation to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, which received emergency use approval from the U.S.

Bolton to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. Michael and Ann Clubley, both aged 80, were first in line to be vaccinated at Tonge Moor Health Centre this morning (Tuesday, December 15).The couple, from Bromley Cross, said they were surprised but thrilled to be called up.Mrs Clubley said: "We weren’t expecting it until January, but we feel very privileged to be the first."As soon as we heard about the vaccine, we were happy to offer our arms over.

News coverage on Monday forced on the first coronavirus vaccines to arrive at U.S. hospitals, highlighted by a scene in which a woman healthcare worker became the first person to receive the dose in the state in a non-trial setting.

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Bad Bunny has landed his first No.1 album on the Billboard 200 and it is a record breaking one.

Samuel Goldwyn Films has nabbed the North American rights to Savage State, David Perrault's period western drama. An early 2021 release is planned for the film about a family of French settlers who flee Missouri to return to Paris as the American Civil War breaks out.

Chef David Chang attempted to become the first celebrity to win $1 million for charity on the US version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? at the weekend. He was playing for the Southern Smoke Foundation, which supplies emergency relief funds to food and beverage workers.The final question was “Although he and his wife never touched a light switch for fear of being shocked, who was the first president to have electricity in the White House?” The answer options provided were Ulysses S.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“The Mandalorian” has officially become the first Disney Plus series to make an appearance on Nielsen’s recently-launched streaming top 10 list.The “Star Wars” series jets in at number three for the week of Oct. 26, placing only behind “The Queen’s Gambit” and “The Office” on Netflix.

A celebrity chef just made history on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”.

Kathy Ireland was among the Hollywood stars and professional athletes thrilled forVanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller, who made history on Saturday when she became the first womanto play in a Power Five game. The actress, model and super-mogul(who is also on the board of directors of National Football League Players Incorporated)played a college football kicker in the 1991 sports classicNecessary Roughness.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorVanderbilt University senior Sarah Fuller is poised to make sports history today if she takes the field as a placekicker for the school’s football team in its game against the University of Missouri.Fuller was tapped to suit up with the team earlier this week after other members of Vanderbilt’s Commodores were benched because of exposure to COVID-19.