Who was Raoul Moat and why did he go on the run?

Media City earlier today.

More shows will close and not reopen and more theatres will go out of business, the chief of the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre has warned.

source, Beatrice had a change of heart ahead of her wedding and “made a request [to borrow one from the Queen], and that was kindly granted—and it looked amazing! It was touching for the both of them.” Awwww.FYI, the Queen first wore the gown to the premiere of Lawrence of Arabia in London in 1962 (pictured below), but the dress Beatrice wore isn't exactly same.

Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry’s eldest daughter, Riley, has been stealing the show from the sidelines of her dad’s basketball games for years.The NBA player and The Seasoned Life author welcomed Riley in 2012. She became an older sister when her sister, Ryan, and her brother, Canon, were born in 2015 and 2018, respectively.“We’ve always said three kids,” the Family Food Fight host told Us Weekly exclusively in April 2016.

showed the first batch of virtual auditions amid the coronavirus pandemic — as well as the stunning last batch of performances done in-person. Among them was Australian singer Riley, who stunned the judges with his beautiful rendition of Billie Eilish's «idontwannabeyouanymore.» The Australian singer first had Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara and Howie Mandel (Heidi Klum was out sick) perplexed as he refused to answer Cowell's simple question about his name.

Glee actress wrote on Instagram yesterday while sharing a video of the mother-son duo singing "Skidamarink." In the clip, the two gleefully belt out the children's tune, "I love you in the morning and in the afternoon.

ITV, viewers will hear a recording Moat made while holed up in a tent in woods close to Newcastle. It contains a chilling threat made after widespread media coverage of the case.

NEW YORK -- When Jim Carrey and Dana Vachon handed in the book they had toiled on for eight years -- a satirical “anti-memoir” about Carrey’s life but with increasingly extreme flights of absurdity -- to Sonny Mehta, the late Knopf publisher said he would put it out as a novel. Carrey and Vachon protested.

There are several films that are surefire ways to stoke debate and discussion amongst cinephiles. One of those features is the controversial 2006 Best Picture Oscar winner, “Crash.” Despite receiving acclaim at the time, “Crash” has gone on to become analyzed quite a bit about the way it handles racism, sexual assault, and other touchy subjects.