Charlie Sheen’s father Martin Sheen says changing his name for Hollywood is ‘one of my regrets’

A mum forced to quit her job due to tiredness was left devastated after being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. Tracey Cook had kept in good health while working three jobs in 2008, but just a few years later had to leave the workforce and stay home due to exhaustion.

A man who contracted salmonella from duck eggs tragically died after he was misdiagnosed by paramedics and not taken to hospital. Yorkshire Ambulance Service have admitted liability in the death of Niptoon Tavakoli, who had called 999 three times in around 85 minutes complaining of severe sickness and diarrhoea.

writing for MSNBC’s ReidOutBlog, Ja’han Jones outlined how the Christian Right is facing renewed moral scrutiny and a crisis of “credibility” — at exactly the moment they have captured the Supreme Court and have begun striking down rights and protections they have long declared to be counter to moral society.Specifically, he argued, the latest rash of sex abuse allegations against conservative Christian institutions puts their moral authority on the line.The Catholic Church has long faced criticism for overlooking and shielding priests accused of molesting children — but now, noted Jones, other denominations are coming under scrutiny for similar alleged misconduct.“First, there’s the scandal still unfolding at Agapè Boarding School, a Christian facility for young men in Missouri that’s facing a slew of child abuse allegations. Agapè pitches guardians on its ability to ‘biblically teach your child the importance of submission to authority and the joys of being an obedient law-abiding citizen,'” wrote Jones.

Naman Ramachandran There are considerable ethnic, economic and geographical inequalities across the U.K. cinema exhibition workforce, a new survey has revealed.The survey was conducted by the Independent Cinema Office (ICO), the U.K.’s national body that supports independent cinemas through programming, training, consultancy and cultural distribution and the Bridge Group, a non-profit consultancy that uses research to promote social equality.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentMaxime Saada, the chairman and CEO of Canal+ Group and chair of its film and TV subsidiary Studiocanal, has joined the management board of Vivendi.The arrival of Saada within Vivendi’s management board is part of the company’s recent strategic moves and underscores its ambition to continue growing its international scope and focus on content, media and communications. The management board, which remains chaired by Arnaud de Puyfontaine (who is also CEO), welcomed several other new members alongside Saada.Last month, Vivendi, whose supervisory board is chaired by Yannick Bolloré, launched a takeover bid for Lagardère, the French publishing and travel retail conglomerate, following the distribution of 60% of the share capital of Universal Music Group and its listing on the Amsterdam stock exchange.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorPeter Chernin is going all-in on building an independent content studio with global reach backed with up to $800 million in financing from private equity giants Providence Equity Partners and Apollo.The media investor and former Fox chief has formed The North Road Company after quietly acquiring the U.S. production assets of Red Arrow Studios in a deal with Germany’s ProSiebenSat.1 said to be worth about $180 million.The Red Arrow units will combine with the existing Chernin Entertainment banner as the backbone of the new venture that will focus on producing movies, scripted and unscripted TV programs and documentaries, among other content.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJames Rooke, a cable-industry veteran, has been named president of Comcast Advertising, the ad-sales arm of Comcast Corp. He will replace longtime chief Marcien Jenckes, who has taken a new role overseeing a new streaming joint venture for Comcast and Charter Communications.In his new role, Rooke will oversee operations of ad-sales and ad-tech businesses of Effectv, FreeWheel and AudienceXpress.

ever-expanding beauty routine, showed me her bathroom shelves and she has almost as much stock as Space NK.The trend for layering hyaluronic acid, copper peptides, niacinamide, vitamin C, plus peels and masks, means we’re bombarding our faces and our skin is suffering. But how do you reset when there are thousands of products promising startling results? Enter GetHarley, an online consultation service that links clients to appropriate skin experts.

video of a traveler who looked like Griner going through airport security, followed by footage of someone examining a package that appeared to be from a traveler’s bag. Due to Russian laws prohibiting illicit substances, Griner was subsequently charged with “large-scale transportation of drugs.”The U.S. has alleged that Griner is being wrongfully detained — a charge which Russian officials have denied. Some security experts have speculated that the WNBA player was scapegoated in retaliation for the United States’ vocal opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier this year. Last week, Griner’s trial began, but for all intents, it has been deemed by many human rights observers, and the U.S.

Carlos Santana is recovering after he was hospitalized Tuesday night. The legendary guitarist passed out on stage during a performance in Michigan.Santana, 74, was performing at the Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan, when he collapsed and was quickly attended to.

Neighbours prepares to welcome veteran actor Ian Smith back into its ranks, the eyes of the nation are upon the Australian soap to see what it does with the character of Harold Bishop.Ian originated the role of Harold in 1987, and was initially only slated to appear in a handful of episodes before becoming one of the programme’s longest serving actors.He eventually left for good in 2011 after popping in and out a few times, and has finally been confirmed for the August 2022 finale episode - with fans desperate to know what he’ll get up to.READ NEXT: Neighbours Byron star's real life - organ transplant, hunky snaps and lookalike brotherBut what about Ian’s real life? From an adoption twist dramatic enough to rival that of Ramsay Street to a tragic death hitting close to home, Daily Star investigates.Ian learned at the ripe age of 54 that his mother wasn’t his biological mother at all - and he had actually been adopted.The star learned that his birth mother Peg Kline had fallen pregnant with him when she was just 13 years old.He only found out when his adoptive mother Connie told him the truth about his birth, just a mere 24 hours before she sadly passed away.Peg - who is also now deceased - revealed to ABC the details of Ian’s birth after he went in search of his biological mum, explaining: “When I was 13 - it was in 1938 - and I was a very naive, uneducated 13-year-old…“Parents couldn't bring themselves to talk about sex or things like that. It was this so-called friend of the family and he was 26 years old.

READ MORE: Woman finds natural cure for severe acne as skin condition impacts sex life The babe has built up an impressive social media following for her gorgeous makeup looks and for embracing her acne.In a recent TikTok clip, Izzie first donned a face full of glam which gave her skin a ‘smooth’ appearance without a blemish in sight.She wrote a typical comment made by men about dating women who wear makeup.The influencer wrote: “Take her swimming on your first date.”But, jokes on these lads.Izzie oozes confidence with her natural face – acne and all!She shared a snap of herself makeup-free, which revealed some pimples on her face. Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterThe babe declared: “Ok, but you're about to fall in love with acne and rashes.”Since being posted, many women fled to the comments to praise the influencer for making them feel less insecure about themselves.One person commented: “You look so good.”Another user added: “Your account has made me a lot less insecure of my acne.”A third person voiced: “I’m obsessed with your page.”Someone else shared: “U made me feel good about my acne and I love you.”Meanwhile, a fifth user praised: “Gorgeous.”Previously, Izzie opened up about how she has struggled with not applying filters to her images.She explained: "I am someone who is very self confident and comfortable with who I am, yet I still struggle to not prefer my face filtered."How can I not? I have acne, I have scars, bags and have dark circles and with a click of a button it can all be gone, and as an extra gift I also get larger lips, a slimmer nose and perfect eye liner flicks (which may be the rarest addition of them all)."The bottom

READ MORE: Jacqueline Jossa denies Dan Osborne row at BRIT awards as she admits 'pet peeve'Just like with any red carpet event, celebrities want to show up looking their very best – but sometimes their efforts can go a little wrong.Whether it's a classic nip-slip or an underwear flash, or even an on-stage accident, we've gathered some of the best blunders and near misses we've seen at the TRIC awards over the years. In 2012 Jessie Wallace won an awards for her amazing acting as Kat Moon in BBC's EastEnders.

Jack Grealish is already back in training hitting top bins as he looks to kick on at Manchester City in his second season.Grealish became City and British football's first £100million man last summer when he moved from boyhood club Aston Villa for a record transfer fee. But the Englishman didn't hit the ground running in Manchester, despite bagging his first Premier League triumph under Pep Guardiola.And Grealish has uploaded some topless snaps to Instagram of him starting his pre-season training.

Formula 1 has been disclosed. It will surprise no one that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, arguably the greatest driver of all time, is the top earner, receiving in the region of £33million per year. According to data released by Top10 Casinos, that equates to £28,712 per race and an astonishing £7,845 per mile.

Martin Sheen wishes he could go back in time and become famous by using his birth name instead of an Americanized moniker. The actor told Closer Weekly that he regrets not embracing Ramon Estévez while launching his career. The 1968 Hamlet star told the publication that he had difficulty convincing his dad about his acting aspirations.

magazine, the star is asked about his sons, Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estévez, getting into acting, which leads to him talking about changing his name from Ramón Estévez. Sheen says he was «so self-involved and trying to be a provider that I wasn’t aware of their inclination to being actors.» He adds that «the only influence I had on Emilio was to keep his name.»«When he started out, his agent was advising him to change his name to Sheen and he wouldn’t do it,» Sheen recalls. «And I thank God he didn’t.»The 81-year-old actor says changing his name, which he reportedly did because he felt it would earn him more acting roles, is «one of my regrets.»«I never changed my name officially. It’s still Ramón Estévez on my birth certificate.

Closer Weekly. “I never changed my name officially. It’s still Ramon Estévez on my birth certificate.

Gallery: ‘My life is fab. I don’t have people ringing me two times a minute. . . ' You won't (BANG Showbiz)Martin - whose children include fellow actors Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen, born Carlos Estevez - admitted he was delighted Emilio didn't change his surname to Sheen, despite advice from his agent.

Martin Sheen says he regrets adopting a stage name for show business.The 81-year-old actor, born Ramon Estévez, spoke with Closer Weekly Saturday about the career decision, saying, 'That's one of my regrets.'The Emmy-winning actor continued, 'I never changed my name officially. It's still Ramon Estévez on my birth certificate.

Jon Cryer was willing to end Two And A Half Men to save co-star Charlie Sheen's life.The 57-year-old actor, who starred in the classic sitcom alongside Charlie, 56, for the show's first eight seasons, and has opened up about the 'crazy firestorm' that ultimately led to his co-star's firing.In an interview with Entertainment Tonight titled Iconic TV Dads, the actor - who played single dad Alan Harper on the popular show - said the first few seasons were great. Opening up: Jon Cryer, 57, said he was willing to end the sitcom Two and a Half Men in order to save co-star Charlie Sheen's life; Jon seen in 2021'We got along great, he had been sober for two years when we started the show, and it was really important to him to keep sober.