TV tonight: Katherine Ryan’s crafting contest begins

Italy’s culture minister said Sunday.Dario Franceschini announced a 18.5 million euro ($22 million) contract to build and install the retractable structure that will restore the traditional “arena,” or stage for combat for gladiatorial shows in ancient Rome.The stage was original to the first-century amphitheater and existed until the 1800s when it was removed for archaeological digs on the subterranean levels of the ancient structure, Franceschini said.The project should be completed by 2023.

Netflix have cancelled her sitcom The Duchess after one season.The show, which aired in September 2020, followed Ryan through the trials and tribulations of being a single mother.In a new appearance on Vicky Pattison’s podcast The Secret To…, Ryan was asked whether the show would be returning for a second run. “I always say ‘I don’t know, we’ll see’… but, no.

Katherine Ryan has accused the Kardashian sisters of being dishonest about having plastic surgery. Most of the Kardashians have claimed not to have had plastic surgery – only saying they have had minor procedures such as lip fillers – except Kourtney who said she has had breast implants.

The Duchess, the comedy from British-based comedian Katherine Ryan, has been cancelled by Netflix after one season.

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Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Sky announces production for “Devils” season two; Keshet 12 commissions season two of “Line in the Sand”; ITV News’ Robert Moore revisits the Jan.

BENEE and Jackson Wang making the entertainment and sports category.The annual list spotlights 300 individuals under the age of 30 that have made significant strides and impact in their respective fields, ranging from entertainment and sports to science, entrepreneurship, activism and more.Included in this year’s 30 Under 30 list for Asia in the entertainment and sports category are Hong Kong’s Jackson Wang of GOT7 fame as well as South Korean musicians Hwasa (of K-pop group MAMAMOO) and solo

BBC is supporting Katherine Ryan following the controversial joke she made on the network’s “All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star”.

BBC has defended comedian Katherine Ryan following a joke which sparked a backlash.On the April 17 episode of All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star, Ryan spoke to contestant Tamara who she encouraged to have more belief in her abilities.Ryan went on to say that Tamara would be more confident if she were a “straight white male” and joked: “Think about Boris Johnson, how pleased he’d be right now.”The comments on the show, which sees eight jewellers competing to become the next big star

BUCHAREST -- Seeing the day that her life changed forever played out on a big screen was an emotional moment for Tedy Ursuleanu.“I watched the film for the first time in this cinema," the 34-year-old told The Associated Press in an interview at Bucharest’s Elvire Popesco cinema. "The fire scenes at the beginning of the film when the pillar next to the stage starts burning — I felt the same intensity from the night I was there.

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Monica Bellucci looks nothing like herself in these new set pics for La Befana!

After being branded as “the enemy of the people” in recent years, both here and in some other countries, journalists may be surprised to find themselves portrayed as heroes in a number of recent documentaries, including an Oscar-contending film.