Women's History Month: Books by Female Authors to Add to Your Collection

But the  43-year-old’s link to another familiar face on DWTS left the audience gobsmacked when the past connection was brought up on Monday night’s episode.

In today’s Global Bulletin, “Minari” star Han Yeri signs with Echo Lake Entertainment in the U.S.; Beijing and Cairo announce hopeful in-person festival details; AMC Plus snags Berlin-set Cold War drama “Spy City”; Cineflix Rights will distribute Israeli cop drama “Manayek”; Deepika Padukone steps down as head of Mumbai Academy of the Moving Image; Australia’s Screenwest unveils Rikki Lea Bestall as its new CEO; “The Last Five Years” gets a West End run; Harry Collet to star in mental health

Nadine Coyle has been named as a guest star on new BBC show 'I Can See Your Voice'. The Derry Native will feature on our screens on Saturday, April 17 on the second episode of the brand-new BBC mystery singing game show.

Where they lead, fans will follow! Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel and more Gilmore Girls cast members have repeatedly teased a possible season 2 of the Year in the Life revival.

led to his death at 50 on Friday at White Plains Hospital — to his run-ins with the law, he had fallen from the heights that had once made him one of hip-hop’s biggest stars.However the New York native — born Earl Simmons in Mount Vernon and raised in Yonkers  — was as talented as he was troubled. He made his name battling in street circles and had an infamous battle with Jay-Z back in 1993 before the two were famous.

EXCLUSIVE: Minari actress and Independent Spirit Award nominee Yeri Han has signed with Echo Lake Entertainment for U.S. representation.

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As the former Home and Away co-stars compete against each other on Dancing With The Stars: All Stars – which is currently filming in Sydney ahead of its upcoming premiere – insiders have revealed the coveted mirror ball trophy isn’t the only thing dividing the pair.  

Meghan Markle is celebrating Women's History Month! The Duchess of Sussex, who has continued her philanthropic work despite stepping back as a working member of the royal family, made sure to surprise a non profit organisation close to her heart. According to a latest report in People, Meghan made it special by whipping up baked goodies in her own kitchen.

Beyoncé has paid tribute to Adele, Cardi B and more to mark this year’s Women’s History Month.Writing in a post on her website titled ‘Women’s History Month: The Entertainers’, the singer honoured “the women entertainers (and sports greats) who rose to the occasion in delivering stand out feats that made us all shine”.Bey’s message was accompanied by a black-and-white grid displaying the portraits of her 20 chosen women, including the aforementioned stars as well as Megan Thee Stallion, Mariah

EXCLUSIVE: Actress, activist, Voto Latino co-founder and queen Rosario Dawson is set to host the inaugural Confab W from content producer Ingeñuity and AARP. The free two-day virtual event will celebrate Latinas during Women’s History Month and will livestream on March 30 and 31 at 8pm EST.

pandemic as the "highlight of her life".Margaret Mccoll is currently a resident at Riverside Care Home in Glasgow and went into lockdown two weeks before the rest of the world in February 2020.As she suffers from Dementia she struggled to understand why she wasn't able to see her family as regularly as usual.But Heather and mum Kim have been overjoyed with care home staff who couldn't do more for Margaret.Heather, 21, told the Record: "I was working in a hospital through the pandemic so it was

Canada is getting a sprinkle of pixie dust.