France's Eiffel Tower goes dark in tribute to Queen Elizabeth
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indiewire.com/features/commentary/mary-george-wild-true-story-history-1234971688/
Quick Glance: Nicholas Galitzine Is Revitalizing Rom-Coms with Joyful Performances
- The Starz series 'Mary & George' portrays power struggles and seduction in the English court, as Mary manipulates George to pursue King James I.
- Galitzine discusses working with Julianne Moore, the toxicity in their characters' relationship, and the tender love story between George and James.
- He emphasizes the significance of the pearl earring, expresses humility, excitement for projects, and the resurgence of rom-coms.
- The series consists of 7 episodes, showcasing character dynamics, lavish sets, and costumes.
Liz Truss thought ‘why me, why now?’ after Queen’s death, new memoir reveals: In her new book, Ten Years to Save the West, Truss admitted she went into “a state ...
independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/liz-truss-book-queen-elizabeth-royal-b2528183.html
Outrage as traditional Ghanaian priest, 63, marries 12-year-old girl: Community leaders say critics do not understand their customs but there are calls for an ...
bbc.com/news/world-africa-68692997
Quick Glance: Outrage: Priest, 63, Marries Girl, 12, After Choosing Her at 6
- The wedding ceremony occurred in Nungua, Ghana, on Saturday, March 30.
- A scandal erupted as a 63-year-old priest married a 12-year-old girl whom he had selected as his bride at the age of six.
- During the wedding, a guest mentioned the marriage was based on an ancient tradition requiring the priest to marry a virgin.
- Having chosen the girl at just six years old, the priest is anticipated to participate in a purification ceremony to prepare her for her role as his wife.
'When Calls the Heart': Erin Krakow Gives Update on Henry & Abigail's Story: Plus, Krakow talks about Elizabeth and Henry's dynamic.
tvinsider.com/1130331/when-calls-the-heart-is-abigail-returning-lori-loughlin-season-11/
Labour candidate apologises for calling Queen a 'jumped up old wh*re': They also accused King Charles of being an 'adulterer' who 'abandoned his ...
metro.co.uk/2024/04/13/labour-candidate-apologises-calling-queen-a-jumped-old-wh-re-20642160/
Mammals: World first as Attenborough series films leopards hunting in pitch black
bbc.com/news/av/science-environment-68704419
Lord Cameron rules out Western boots on the ground in Ukraine: The UK foreign secretary tells the BBC's Ukrainecast the war will be lost if Western allies don't ...
bbc.com/news/uk-politics-68730246
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