Courteney Cox all smiles as she promotes new series Shining Vale after admitting injectables made her look ‘strange’

Jonathan Choe, a veteran reporter for the ABC television affiliate KOMO in Seattle, has written an essay on Medium claiming he was fired for his coverage of a rally by the controversial Proud Boys group.

Kaley Cuoco, 36, almost had a fall while getting ready for some pre-Oscars fun! The actress was trying to show off her Dolce & Gabbana mini dress, which was short-sleeved and had a pattern of multiple colored jewels, that she was wearing to a W Magazine bash, when she tripped and almost fell in her Le Silla heels while walking outside toward the camera. It was all caught on video and shared to her stylist’s Brad Goreski‘s TikTok page on March 25.

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Michael van Gerwen has revealed he lost £200,000 in prize money due to Covid after dropping down the rankings.Van Gerwen endured a dismal 2021, not helped by his enforced withdrawal from the PDC World Darts Championship after testing positive for Covid. MVG pulled out of the tournament at the third round stage, meaning he only pocketed £25,000 in prize money. The Dutchman had reached the quarter-final stage or better in all bar one of the previous eight Ally Pally championships.

Loch Ness Monster, education chiefs say.Pupils north of the border will be told how class structure had a role in creating the legend, and stories surrounding Nessie may have shaped attitudes to Scottish independence and the Cold War.Nessie classes will help 11-to-14-year-olds recognise persuasion and bias, asserting the monster was designed as a tourist attraction to appeal to the motoring middle classes during the Depression.The lesson plan says low-budget 1934 horror romp The Secret Of The Loch shows the somewhat ambivalent position that Scotland holds in the Union."The very idea of a prehistoric monster in a loch affirms the stereotypical idea that Scotland - by contrast to England - is a rural wilderness, perhaps one bypassed by progress,’’ it says.Pupils will also study 1996 family drama Loch Ness, starring Ted Danson and Joely Richardson, and 1983 short The Loch Ness Monster Movie in which an animated monster rampages through Edinburgh.The teaching aid says: "This monstrous destruction of the nation’s capital questions whether Scotland may be dragged into the dangerous arena of the Cold War due to its relationship with England - and indeed, Britain’s special relationship with the USA."In this movie Nessie is a Scottish monster, questioning whether, in the circumstances it finds itself in, it should reconsider its position in Britain in order to find a different place in the world.’’Chris McGovern, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, said the lesson plan was anti-British bias.For more incredible stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here"It seeks to brainwash pupils into believing that Scotland is the victim of a wicked conspiracy to subvert and infantilise its

Ibiza to colder than Iceland as a 1,000 mile-wide “Arctic attack” brings snow to scatter sunbathers.Cold air arrives from Monday (March 28) with the Met Office forecasting snow flurries in the north from Wednesday and threatening the south from Thursday.Nights as low as -4C are due, with the south also hit by sub-zero chills – while frost is expected for many regions.A Met Office forecaster said: “Monday will have warm sunny spells.“But showers or longer spells of rain will follow across many parts from Tuesday, then turning colder with wintry showers in northern areas.“From Thursday has possible frequent wintry showers across the North, with further South having some showers and perhaps hill snow with a small chance of this reaching low levels.”Netweather said: “After warm spring sunshine, March has a cold sting in its tail.“Winter is resuming just as British Summer Time starts.”The week-long cold spell will sees shivers last into April.Although sun-worshippers will be sad to see the hot weather end, the cold air will put a stop to the heatwave currently causing pollution across the UK.Scorching highs of 20C sparked “high” levels of fine particulate pollution, known as PM2.5 - one of the most dangerous forms.High pollution was recorded from Kent to Sunderland as Britain soaked up the sun.Stay up to date with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.As well as Leeds and Sheffield, parts of the South East saw “very high” levels, especially in Norfolk and Essex.Government advice urges everyone to “reduce physical exertion, particularly when outdoors and especially if they experience symptoms such as a cough or sore throat” when there’s very high levels of pollution.Boffins from the

Formula One fans have slammed "spoilt child" Max Verstappen for calling the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix unfair, despite winning the race.Verstappen was heard complaining over his team radio during the final stages of Sunday's race before taking the chequered flag ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. Leclerc had appeared to close the gap on Verstappen during a yellow flag as he looked to regain the lead from the reigning world champion, but the Dutch driver was able to hold off his rival.Fans, however, reacted angrily after hearing Verstappen say "that's so unfair" over the radio in response to Leclerc's attempts to overtake.One fan tweeted: “‘That’s so unfair’ will be on Verstappen’s gravestone.

Courteney Cox thinks women go through 'a lot more than people realise'.The 57-year-old actress - who has Coco, 17, with her ex-husband David Arquette - believes that women of a certain age 'go through a lot'.She told Sky News' Backstage podcast: 'I think that women probably go through a lot more than people realise - I mean, between menopause, depression, being a mom to teenagers. 'Between menopause, depression':Courteney Cox thinks women go through 'a lot more than people realise''I think that, yeah, I think that we do go through a lot.'Courtney remains best-known for playing Monica Geller in the hit TV sitcom Friends.

Courteney Cox believes that women “go through a lot” once they reach a certain age.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe blunt opening title card of “Shining Vale” feels like a test: “Women are twice as likely as men to suffer from depression,” it reads, seeming to signal the beginning of a clunky show about Women and Depression — at least until the next sentence appears onscreen. “Women are also twice as likely to be possessed by a demon,” it says, a immediate and deliberate wink of self-awareness at an audience that might’ve already tried to write the show off.

Shining Vale, Starz’ new horror comedy co-created by Sharon Horgan (Catastrophe) and Jeff Astrof (Trial & Error), that’s the point. Leaning into clichés in order to answer the question “What if The Shining was a sitcom starring Courteney Cox?”, this eight-part series (served in bingeable, thirty-minute morsels) juggles jump scares and jokes at a rate of knots, whilst trying to dissect the ways in which women’s trauma is so often either demonised or dismissed out of hand.

There’s so much overlong TV out there in the streaming era, but the Starz horror-comedy “Shining Vale” has to be one of this year’s most damning, counter-intuitive examples. Because it needs to take up so much running time, its few good ideas about characters, alive and dead, lose much of their impact.

Courteney Cox was spotted blowing through two glamorous ensembles while dashing about New York City this Wednesday.The 57-year-old Friends icon is anticipating the premiere this Sunday of her new horror comedy series Shining Vale.Early in the day Courteney could be spotted wrapped in a sleek beige coat over a bronze blouse that glinted in the sunlight. Stepping out:Courteney Cox was spotted blowing through two glamorous ensembles while dashing about New York City this WednesdayShe teamed the fashionable top with a pair of flared khaki trousers, slinging on a black cross-body bag that matched her leather shoes.As the day wore on she switched into another ensemble, this one more suited to an appearance on late-night television.

Scott Huver Between “Friends” and the “Scream” franchise, Courteney Cox knew that playing both comedy and horror were well within her wheelhouse — but something told her that the new Starz series “Shining Vale” would test her skills in unprecedented ways.“Such a dramatic role that also was comedic was a balance that I hadn’t played in quite this way,” Cox said at Monday’s series premiere at TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood, where she was joined by co-stars Greg Kinnear, Mira Sorvino, Judith Light and Rob Morrow, as well as a familiar face from her TV past, Lisa Kudrow. “It’s a part that I’m just not used to being able to challenge, and it got me really excited about acting again.” “Shining Vale” was conceived by co-creators Sharon Horgan (”Catastrophe”) and former “Friends” writer Jeff Astrof as a comedic riff on “The Shining.” Cox plays Pat, a “lady porn” novelist struggling with writers’ block and depression who, after cheating on her husband (Kinnear), seeks a fresh start by moving her dysfunctional family into a new home with an increasingly unsettling vibes – and some unexpected ethereal occupants, like Sorvino’s perfectly put-together 50s-era spirit.Astrof said he immediately fell for the concept floated by Horgan.

The businesswoman special! Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow nailed it as the messy, but lovable duo of Romy White and Michele Weinberger in Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion.

Lisa Kudrow is always there for her friends!Kudrow attended the premiere of Courteney Cox and Mira Sorvino's new STARZ television series,  Monday.Unlike the bright pink suit she wore to the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night, Kudrow opted for a more toned-down look, wearing a black and white striped long-sleeved blouse and black pants. The  actress carried her coat and black purse in her hand as she posed on the red carpet.

Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino had an exciting reunion at the28th Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday evening in Los Angeles.And the stars - who famously played together in Romy And Michele's High School Reunion - were back at it again on Monday as they met up at the premiere for thehorror comedy TV show Shining Valeat TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.Lisa, 58, and Mira, 54, were also joined by actress Courteney Cox,57, who plays Pat Phelps on the upcoming STARZ show. Reunited: Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino reunited on Monday as they met up at the premiere for the horror comedy TV show Shining Vale at TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood The trio: Lisa, 58, and Mira, 54, were were also joined by actress Courteney Cox, 57, who plays Pat Phelps on the upcoming STARZ showKudrow opted for a minimal look, wearing a striped black and white blouse and an elegant long black skirt.

Lisa Kudrow is showing support to two of her former co-stars!

Lisa Kudrow is always there for her friends!Kudrow attended the premiere of Courteney Cox and Mira Sorvino's new STARZ television series,  Monday.Unlike the bright pink suit she wore to the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night, Kudrow opted for a more toned-down look, wearing a black and white striped long-sleeved blouse and black pants. The  actress carried her coat and black purse in her hand as she posed on the red carpet.

Laverne Cox had a bit of a verbal faux pas while hosting the red carpet for the 2022 SAG Awards. Thankfully, she didn’t talk about Bruno but she did slip up when trying to pronounce the hit Disney film Encanto. Instead, she called it “Enchanto” when talking to the film’s composer and Tony Award-winning artist Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Blast from the past! Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow hearkened back to their Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion outfits at the 2022 SAG Awards.