Black Women In Sports Honors Dawn Staley

Queen Elizabeth II‘s corgis have found a new home. According to multiple reports, the Queen’s beloved pets will live with the Duke and Duchess of York, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.

Blake Shelton celebrated Gwen Stefani’s big milestone. On Saturday, the “Sweet Escape” songstress took the stage for her first performance at the Grand Ole Opry and her husband was there to celebrate the moments when she got not one, but two, standing ovations from the crowd.

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are looking back on their “hedonistic” relationship in the season 3 premiere of “The Drew Barrymore Show”.

We can’t be mad at him because Perez is the one taking him to see scary movies and…. THIS IS SOOOOOO GOOD! Excellent!!!! We loved loved loved hearing him explain the creation! Watch! Enjoy!

There’s water, water everywhere in “Causeway,” the strong cinematic debut of accomplished theatre mainstay Lila Neugebauer — and oh so much to think about. The laconic Lynsey (a resurgent Jennifer Lawrence in what is plainly her career’s finest performance) explains that she’s drawn to water on a deep, source-of-all-life level while convincing a pool cleaning service’s manager to give her a job skimming scum and fixing filters.

Britney Spears got real about her feelings on her strained relationship with sons Jayden James Federline and Sean Preston Federline.

Toto Wolff made a cheeky reference to the botched handling of the safety car period in Abu Dhabi last year following the anti-climatic ending to the Italian Grand Prix.The safety car was brought out with five laps to go at Monza after Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren broke down in an awkward position on track, with marshals having a tricky time removing it.The situation bore an uncanny resemblance to the final laps of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December. Except on that occasion, cars between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were allowed to unlap themselves and racing resumed earlier than it should have under normal rules.

READ MORE: Antiques Roadshow guest gasps after finding out pistol given as a gift is worth £20kTalking to expert Hilary Kay, the guest spoke about his grandmother's relationship with silk and sericulture.Tom said: "This is fantastic Hillary!"Granny really was in the world of sericulture, in the world of silk."And this is the original silk moth here Bombyx mori."He added: "These and the eggs around it were responsible for the Queen's wedding dress!"The Queen's spectacular wedding gown was made from ivory silk satin, and was encrusted with 10,000 seed pearls. It was also embroidered with star lilies and orange blossoms.

READ MORE: King Charles booed by anti-monarchists at proclamation as police arrest woman, 22Richard gained the lock by visiting a barber straight after the then Prince of Wales and pocketed it as a memento.He has kept it in an envelope ever since.He told Nine News: “The then Prince Charles was waiting to get his hair cut and I was waiting for his to be completed.“I noticed his hair drop onto the floor. It was all his because he was the first one to have his haircut.“I must say it's a different colour than the hair we see today,”Richard said Charles had been a prefect at the school and once caught him smoking but didn’t snitch to a teacher.He went on: “It was a dark room on the side of our living quarters and I was having a Marlboro and he happened to pop into the boiler room.“I don't know whether he called me Kumnick or not but he said, ‘I will have those thank you’.“I was pleased that that was as far as it went because if it had gone any further I would have ended up in Mr Hanley's office.”Asked whether he reckoned Charles would make a good monarch, Richard said: “Oh, I think he will be in the same vein as his mother.“He would be perfect.

A Place in the Sun's Laura Hamilton has wowed in a slinky little black dress while recalling the moment she was told about Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's death.Slipping into an LBD, Laura looked incredible as she posed on the red carpet at the WellChild awards in London last Thursday - moments before she was told about the passing of the late monarch.Taking to Instagram to recall the moment, Laura wrote a lengthy caption where she paid a sweet tribute to the Queen while praising Gaby Roslin for delivering the news of her death "amazingly".READ NEXT: Strictly Come Dancing chaos as launch show faces cancellation in BBC shake-upThe blonde beauty looked great with a red lip and a huge smile on her face.In the caption to the glam snap, Laura penned: "Last week I mentioned I was attending a very special event on Thursday. "That event was the @wellchild awards which is a charity that holds a very special place in my heart and is also a charity that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are patrons of."Praising her celeb pal Gaby she added: "With the sad news that broke on Thursday evening, understandably the event was cancelled and @gabyroslin, who delivered the news to us handled it amazingly.

Thomas Tuchel has spoken out for the first time since his Chelsea sacking after releasing a emotional statement on social media.The German manager, who was brutally dismissed on Wednesday following the Blues' 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, said he was "devastated" to his lose his job and that he considered Chelsea his "home".He went on to thank the players, staff and supporters for making him feel "very welcome from the start" before insisting that the club will "always have a special place in my heart".READ MORE: Chelsea players were informed of Thomas Tuchel sacking by text message"This is the one of the most difficult statements I have ever had to write - and it is one I hoped I would not need to do for many years," Tuchel began."I am devastated that my time at Chelsea has come to an end. This is a club where I felt at home, both professionally and personally.

“Catherine Called Birdy” is Lena Dunham’s second feature film of 2022, and they present a striking study in contrasts. “Sharp Stick” is a provocative and occasionally cringe-y examination of contemporary mores, particularly regarding sexuality—in other words, exactly what you’d expect from a Lena Dunham movie.

Lena Dunham directs the Medieval comedic drama Catherine Called Birdy. The film is an adaptation of the book by the same name by Karen Kushman and stars Bella Ramsey, Andrew Scott, Billie Piper.

Josh Duhamel is a married man once more! In new photos, Duhamel and his fiancé, Audra Mari, were seen in full wedding wear outside a church in their home state of North Dakota Saturday.In the pics of the pair, the 49-year-old actor and the 28-year-old beauty pageant titleholder were all smiles as they rode around town in a red vintage convertible before exiting the car at Olivet Lutheran Church in Fargo. Duhamel and Mari went traditional, with  dressed in white tie, rocking a tailcoat style suit, while his bride opted for a long-sleeved ball gown.The dress featured a high neck with sheer overlay atop the corseted bodice.

After Ever Happy, the fourth installment of the popular After romance/drama franchise, will gross circa $1.1 million since its release last Wednesday on 1,085 screens. From Fathom Events, this was the top film in the domestic marketplace Sept. 7-8 for a two-day run before dipping to 200+ screens this weekend. Vertical Entertainment will pick up the film’s U.S. theatrical starting September 16.

Sir Paul McCartney fondly remembered the late Queen Elizabeth II in a lengthy Facebook posting on Friday. He also shared some photos from their various meetings.

What do you get when you cross creepy paintings and suspicious town folk? The answer is Blumhouse’s “The Visitor.” Between a deal with EPIX and Blumhouse Television, the studio will be creating eight films set for streaming, one of these being “The Visitor.” From director Justin P. Lange, best known for his work on the horror movie “The Seventh Day,” “The Visitor” will follow Robert and his wife Maia as they return to her childhood home.

Sky News presenter Sarah-Jane Mee, 44, has come under fire after she mistook a Chris Kaba march in Trafalgar Square for royal crowds marking the death of the Queen.Sarah has taken to Twitter to personally apologise for her major reporting error, with Sky News also commenting on the incident.Sarah took to Twitter yesterday to apologise for her rooky live error earlier in the day.She wrote in view of her 196,000 Twitter followers: "I made a mistake on air, I wrongly identified crowds in Trafalgar Sq as some of the 1000s heading to Palace when at that moment it was people turning out for Chris Kaba."I’d like to personally apologise to those involved.

TORONTO – Sometimes films with the best intentions just doesn’t come together. A great cast, a notable filmmaker, and fine source material don’t always coalesce.

Sports Brunch, which took place at the Essence Festival of Culture in New Orleans.With tears in her eyes and gratitude in her stride, Swin graciously stepped on the podium to accept her award and emphasize the need for black women to be bold, be brave, be committed and be magic.During her acceptance speech and her fireside chat about Title IX with her fellow honoree and friend, Dawn Staley, and ESPN anchor, Elle Duncan, Swin made her mission clear: Create as many opportunities as possible for black girls and women in the sports world while climbing the ranks and breaking barriers.Despite a trove of championship trophies, medals and esteemed honors to her name, Swin makes it clear, her greatest achievement is being a wifeand a mother.With holistic success in her shadow, Swin Cash represents all the goodthat is and all the good that can happen in sports and in life.

Essence Black Women In Sports Brunch when Basketball Hall of Famers, Dawn Staley and Swin Cash received top honors.The occasion took place at the Essence Festival of Culture in New Orleans, and in a space adorned with flower bouquets, beautiful smiles and excited attendees, the brunch became a bright spot amidst all the events the festival weekend offered.The brunch kicked off with a powerful and emotional speech from Essence CEO, Caroline Wanga, and continued with basketball icons, Dawn Staley and Swin Cash, receiving their flowers for all the excellence they’ve sown into women’s basketball and the ongoing efforts for progress and fairness in female sports. Both basketball Hall of Famers shared the importance of furthering the cause for black women in sports beyond the brunch and how much the game of basketball shaped their lives in the very best of ways.As the festivities continued, ESPN anchor and host for the day, ElleDuncan, moderated a powerful conversation with Swin and Dawn about the lasting impacts of Title IX and how the legislation shaped their basketball journeys.