Why Sandra Oh’s first major role since Killing Eve will have you hooked

Paul Burrell has hit out at the animated royal satire cartoon The Prince and encouraged the Duke of Sussex to speak out in defence of his family.

Courteeners have announced a new UK tour, dubbed ‘The Whites Of Their Eyes’ tour, to mark 15 years since their first gig.The band first played live at Manchester Roadhouse in October 2006 and they will hit the road a month after the anniversary of that show to mark the milestone.“So in 2006, Taylor Swift arrived on the scene, Gnarls Barkley was ‘Crazy’, Guy Goma accidentally introduced himself to the world… and so did we,” Liam Fray said in a press release.“We played our first gig at Manchester

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Sandra Oh had a full-circle moment while filming her new Netflix series, . Oh took to Instagram on Thursday to share a scene from the upcoming series in which she noticed the parallels between her character, Ji Yoon Kim, and one of the last moments she starred as Cristina Yang on .«Then & Now.

LONDON -- Sandra Oh has been dancing with death and serial killer Villanelle on “Killing Eve” since 2018, so she could do with a laugh.That's one of the reasons the Canadian-American actor took on the role of Professor Ji-Yoon Kim, the newly appointed head of a prestigious but struggling college's English department in Netflix's comedy-drama series “The Chair.”As rewarding as she finds “Killing Eve,” Oh said, its darker elements make it "hard for me to shoot the show....

anything that this Netflix limited series (from showrunner Amanda Peet and the producers of “Game of Thrones”) manages to avoid taking the lowest-hanging fruit at every turn.The pilot opens with Ji-Yoon Kim (Oh) stepping up to the title role as the head of Pembroke College’s English department, a “sinking ship” that’s losing enrollment under the weight of complacency and knives-out political jockeying.

Married at First Sight UK is back this August, and the social experiment TV series which takes dating to a new extreme has already announced its newest hopefuls.The E4 show will kick-off on August 30, giving Love Island fans that injection of reality TV they'll be craving after the ITV2 dating show ends this upcoming Monday.

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A joint effort! Sandra Oh is a hot commodity in Hollywood — so much so that Amanda Peet asked the actresses’ mutual friend Sarah Paulson to help land the Grey’s Anatomy alum for The Chair.

After a new lawsuit against his brother, sources are now sharing Prince Charles’ response to Prince Andrew’s Jeffrey Epstein scandal. According to an insider who spoke to the Times of London, the Prince of Wales does not see Andrew’s position among the royal family recovering any time soon.

Golden Globe winner Sandra Oh is making her return to the small screen in the new Netflix series “The Chair”.

Sandra Oh takes on the establishment in Netflix's satirical dark comedy .In the six-episode series, Oh plays Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim, the new chair of the English department at the prestigious Pembroke University, named to her high-profile new post partly because of the latest scandal plaguing the university.

A 44-year-old man has been arrested in France over threats that he would travel to the UK and kill actress Jodie Comer.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAbout halfway through the first season of “The Chair,” I found myself profoundly grateful that it wasn’t the show it too easily could have been.Created by Amanda Peet, the Netflix comedy takes place at the fictional Pembroke College, a fittingly idyllic liberal arts school where Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim (Sandra Oh) has just become the English department’s first female chair.

third in the line of succession to the British crown.The animated series features an all-star cast who lent their voices to characters living in Buckingham Palace.Janetti, 55, stars in the series as the fictionalized George.