U.S. Exit Leaves Afghan Women’s Education In Limbo Despite Taliban Promises – Special Report From Afghanistan

There are a lot of very grateful families today thanks to Kim Kardashian.

Kim Kardashian West has a passion to help people and the bank account to be able to do it. On Tuesday, November 18th the Associated Press revealed that a New York rabbi, a U.K.

Members of Afghanistan’s women’s youth development soccer team arrived in Britain early Thursday after being flown from Pakistan with the help of a New York rabbi, a U.K. soccer club and Kim Kardashian West.

A dad who lived and studied in Salford has been trapped in Afghanistan for three months as he and his family fear for their lives.

During their Remembrance Day visit to New Jersey’s Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle also spent time time visiting Task Force Liberty, home to over 10,000 Afghan refugees (known as guests).

Clint Eastwood is an actor, producer, and director who rose to fame for his westerns. The 91-year-old actor is also a father to eight children, whom he shares with former wives Dina Eastwood and Maggie Johnson, respectively. While much is known about his famous children, such as fellow actors Scott and Francesca, not too much is known about his grandchildren.  The actor has five grandchildren: Lowell, 38, Clinton, 37, Graylen, 27, Kelsey, age unknown, and Titan, 3.

Channing Tatum and Tom Hardy are about to star in a feature together.

Nolfi, whose writing credits include “The Bourne Ultimatum” and “The Adjustment Bureau,” will write the script based on true events. The film will follow three former special forces soldiers who jump back into battle alongside their Afghan counterparts on a last-ditch rescue mission to save allies and their families as the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in August.

EXCLUSIVE: Universal Pictures has acquired an untitled original pitch from George Nolfi, a ripped from the headlines fact-based drama about the Afghanistan evacuation. Channing Tatum and Tom Hardy are attached to star.

Big news stories always tend to find themselves turned into films and TV shows eventually. And when the evacuation of the American military in Afghanistan became headline news this summer, mainly for how it was seemingly mishandled, it became clear that someone in Hollywood would quickly jump on it.

Jasmin Rosemberg In the past 14 years, Stand Up for Heroes — the annual benefit presented by the Bob Woodruff Foundation and the New York Comedy Festival — has raised $60 million to help veterans, service members and their families overcome whatever hardships they’re facing.“In the beginning, it was a lot of visible wounds, amputation and burns and traumatic brain injury, like I had,” says Bob Woodruff, who’d been covering the war in Iraq for ABC News when his armored vehicle was hit by a bomb

Manori Ravindran International EditorA timely new documentary chronicles a British solder’s return to Afghanistan, just as U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar nominated Saving Private Ryan screenwriter, Robert Rodat is set to write Semper Fi, the true story of Marine Major Thomas Schueman and his extraordinary Afghan interpreter Zainulla Zaki.

Naman Ramachandran “The Forgotten History,” by celebrated Afghanistan filmmaker Roya Sadat (“A Letter to the President”), is one of 20 projects from 11 countries chosen for India’s Film Bazaar virtual co-production market.Being produced by Sadat’s women-centric collective Roya Film House and Spain’s Alba Sotorra Cinema Productions, the project previously participated at the Hong Kong – Asia Film Financing Forum and the Hong Kong International Film & TV Market.The market line-up of stories will

Kym Marsh has shared the romantic poem that her new husband Scott Ratcliff read out on their wedding day, which was exclusively covered by OK!, after he wrote it for her whilst he was in Afghanistan. Exclusively sharing the poem with OK! , the touching piece of writing sees Army Major Scott call Kym “my love” and open up about the pair being apart.

shocking new video “Students Fund the Taliban,” New York filmmaker Ami Horowitz hits up the campus of legendarily leftist school University of California, Berkeley, with a modest pitch: raise money for the Taliban to perpetrate its attacks on Americans.“We’re raising money for the Taliban!” “Get your Taliban here,” Horowitz, 46, crows in the revealing three-minute “gotcha” clip, canvassing for terror with the blitheness of someone handing out coupons for a sandwich shop.