‘The Gateway’ Review: A Two-Fisted Social Worker Fights Off Organized Crime

Guy Lodge Film Critic“It’s not that Mama doesn’t like this house — this house doesn’t like Mama,” explains Tsidi to her young daughter Winnie about the roomy, comfortable Cape Town pad in which they’ve recently taken up residence. Tsidi knows the place well.

The premise of Howard Hawks’ classic western “Rio Bravo” is a simple, yet timelessly effective little potboiler. So much so, that it’s been retooled over and over again in any setting and the idea never quite loses its urgency.

's sweep continues at the 2021 Emmys! Following Gillian Anderson and Olivia Colman's wins, Josh O'Connor accepted an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Prince Charles. In his speech, O'Connor gave a sweet shout-out to Emma Corrin, who played Princess Diana. She was also up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at Sunday's show, though Colman was awarded that honor. «I'm an absolute wreck,» O'Connor began his speech.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Josh O’Connor has won an Emmy for outstanding lead actor in a drama series for his portrayal of an embittered and unpopular Prince Charles on the hit Netflix royal family period drama “The Crown.” The episode that was submitted along with his nomination was Season 4’s “Terra Nullius.”On stage the actor appeared truly stunned, “I’m an absolute wreck,” he said before continuing, “Thank you so much for this. That is the first line.

’s historic 23rd season followed by the return of with its second installment. Ahead of the big night, NBC released a dramatic new teaser for ’s back-to-back episodes, which shows Olivia Benson’s (Mariska Hargitay) life in danger. Picking up after the events of the action-packed season 22 finale, a congressman played by Ben Rappaport is identified as a suspect in the sex-for-housing case. “Congressman Howard, you’re a sexual predator.

Prince Andrew is being served.

Prince Andrew has finally been served in the sexual assault lawsuit brought against him by Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN viewers regularly tune in to hear about the exploits of national teams like Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Lakers and St. Louis Cardinals.

jailed today. David Allan, 31, phoned a council contact centre to complain about the "service" he thought he should have been getting from the West Lothian-based worker.He said he would be "getting a one-way ticket to the jail, and there will be no more" [of her].

The Simpsons.A recent clip has circulated of school board member Roscoe D. Cooper III addressing the room during a local meeting and reading off a list of names he believes belong to those in attendance.Instead, he unknowingly reads out a list of joke names not dissimilar to those used by Bart Simpson when he prank calls Moe’s Tavern in the popular animated comedy.“Phil McCracken,” Cooper begins, before pausing to see if anybody will respond.

minute-long clip of Chair Cooper reading the list has already more than 663,000 views on YouTube — far and away exceeding their channel’s average view count of just a few hundred.Viewers were quick to point out the video’s similarity to the classic “Simpsons” bit, in which Bart calls Moe’s Tavern asking to speak to patrons with names such as “Mike Rotch” and “Anita Bath.”“The audible question in ‘Phil McKraken?'” said one fan of Chair Cooper’s delivery, “that is Moe level straight man.”“Love to

social worker has been suspended for 18 months after a professional standards panel found him guilty of strangling and beating a woman. David Best, appeared before a fitness to practice Social Work panel to face allegations of assaulting a woman.

The Walt Disney Co. held mediation talks with a current and former employee who alleged that a former top producer for Good Morning America sexually assaulted them.

report in the Wall Street Journal. Producer Kirstyn Crawford filed a suit last week accusing former “Good Morning America” boss Michael Corn of assault.

Ron Cephus-Jones says the final “This Is Us” season will “overwhelm everyone.”

Ron Cephus-Jones says the final season will «overwhelm everyone.»The actor co-hosted Friday's episode of Entertainment Tonight and teased if his character, William, will be back, and what fans can expect from the show's sixth and final season.«I think they got something coming that's sort of like, it's gonna just overwhelm everyone,» Jones told ET's Nischelle Turner.