Eliza Dushku Sends Support to 'Buffy' Co-Star Charisma Carpenter Amid Joss Whedon Allegations

Donald Glover and two of his writers say experienced racial harassment on the first day the crew was in London last year to film season 3.During a news conference at the Television Critics Association, co-writers Stefani Robinson and Stephen Glover — Donald's brother and also executive producer of the hit FX series — addressed the incident that shocked them so much they didn't immediately realize what had transpired.«It was the first night there,» Stephen said via. «This group of people walks up.

Actress Dana Delany is sharing how friend Bob Saget's death taught her to be extra cautious when dealing with a recent injury. The star, who was a good friend of Saget's for over 30 years, took to Twitter Friday showing off a black eye she got after falling down a staircase.

The Voice, triggered by a performance by a set of twins, and he was overwhelmed with the public's reaction and support.Back in January 2020, he told The Daily Record: "It was probably the one time I've been on to Twitter and it was actually nice."There was some positive stuff being written on there.The support was overwhelming if I'm honest."He went on to detail the kind of messages people had been sending him, noting they were all in a similar position.Olly continued: "Throughout the last 10 years with my brother, I've shown that emotion to myself but not to other people, so hopefully it was a positive thing."A lot of people were reaching out to me that have had relatives that they don't speak to anymore, brothers or sisters or family members, and they said, 'I'm in the same position and seeing you tonight has made me realise I need to make a change'."He added: "I still want to make that change with my brother."Olly admitted their "big argument" stemmed from his X Factor commitments that forced him to miss Ben's wedding."It was a long story," he sighed."I feel like the next time I am going to see him is going to be at the worst place to see someone."It will be at someone's [funeral] that we lose in the family. I don't want that to be the case."Olly also acknowledged that it's taken a toll on his mum to not have her twin sons as close as they were."It's a shame, more so for my mum.

The Mirror, the 80-year-old revealed his glow is all natural.The couple have been married since 1968 before Dickinson found success as an antique expert. The couple reportedly first met in back in the 1960s in a Manchester nightclub when Lorne was a cabaret singer and David was a struggling antique dealer."Coming from a working-class background has helped keep me down-to-earth," he said."I remember well not having any money, but now I’m older and I’ve got a foot in both camps.“I’ve been very lucky all my life, always making money… Maybe I’ve got natural trading ability within my DNA. By the age of 14, I was buying wheels and selling them to other kids for their go-karts.”However, the eccentric TV personality soon gained many fans (and a few million pounds) when he began presenting Bargain Hunt. The show catapulted him into stardom.He now presents Dickinson’s Real Deal on ITV, where the team travels the country in search of a good deal.Local people can then choose whether to accept cash for their antiques or gamble at auction.“He has a lot of big fans," Lorne said.

ITV drama No Return, made her think a little harder about what she'd do in that situationThe tale follows devastated mum Kathy, whose 16-year-old son is arrested in Turkey after being accused of sexually assaulting another boy.And after reading the "powerful" script, Sheridan was left in floods of tears.She explained: "I've never been to a read-through like the one for this. It was so powerful."I mean, I cried all the way through."I read it and was gripped - I had to know what happened."It gave me that jelly belly feeling of 'what would you do in that situation?'"She added: "They’re just ordinary people in an extraordinary situation and Kathy was an amazing lead role."The TV star continued to tell The Mirror that it's completely different playing these kind of roles now she's a mum herself."Playing roles before I had Billy to playing ones now I’ve had him, is totally different," she said."People had said you can’t understand the protectiveness and the overwhelming fear when you have a child and, he’s not even two yet, but I feel it."I hope it will resonate with the audience, they’ll be feeling all the angst as well."It’s every parent’s worst nightmare.

Good Morning Britain because ITV has “freedom of speech, unlike the BBC”.The host made the admission in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk and stood by his comments regarding Kurt Zouma and West Ham.Richard explained: “On ITV we are allowed a lot of latitude in terms of giving your personal comment because we are not a state-funded broadcast.“So, within reason, you can say what you personally think.”Richard then turned the conversation to “cat-kicking footballer” Kurt Zouma, whom he has fiercely criticised on-air.On GMB earlier this month, the presenter said it was “shameless and contempt of public opinion” that West Ham allowed him to play following the release of the shocking video.Standing by his comments, Richard asserted: “You wouldn’t have a BBC presenter allowed to say they thought he was a disgrace or, as I did, that West Ham were shameless in allowing him to play.“And they were shameless.

Steph McGovern, 39, revealed she and her partner have a "brilliant" rule that really helps them communicate in their relationship. And even though it can cause explosive arguments, she admitted it prevents things from spiralling out of control by bottling things up.The former Packed Lunch star has kept her personal life very private, with her girlfriend remaining very much elusive.The only thing fans know is that she works as a TV executive and the pair welcomed a daughter together back in 2019.But some may say keeping things out of the public eye is much better for everyone involved!While chatting to Yours magazine, Steph opened up on how they deal with disagreements."My partner and I have this brilliant rule where, if we’re miffed about something, we have 24 hours in which to voice it," she said."It means we have some cracking rows, but we solve things fairly quickly."It might be over something small – like the dishwasher – but that’s the reason why you’ve got 24 hours to make your point..."So it doesn’t grow into a massive collection of things one of us has done."She went on to explain that "effort" in a relationship is a major key to a happy life with your other-half."What I’ve learned about relationships is you have to put in the effort," the TV star told the publication."It’s about listening."She went on: "For example, if I’m ill, I like to be left alone to get on with it – no fuss."Whereas my partner likes to be taken care of."What I used to do when she was ill was project what I would want, so I’d leave her alone."We’ve had to chat about these things.

Oscars, when Rami won the Best Actor award he kissed his girlfriend before he walked to collect his award.He then shouted: "Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film."You are beyond immensely talented.

Firefighters are responding to a car on fire at a garage in Stockport this evening.

Facing a recall effort and a rising tide of resentment on the mounting crime wave in Los Angeles County, District Attorney George Gascon is revising his approach – but keeping his opposition to the death penalty.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer actress Eliza Dushku spoke out in support of her costar Charisma Carpenter, after the actress accused show creator Joss Whedon of abuse.Dushku joins several stars of the show who have made statements in support of Carpenter who earlier this week accused Whedon of bullying and cruelty during her time on the show up until he fired her in 2003.On Thursday Duzku, 40, added her support to Carpenter with a heartfelt message on social media.'CC, my heart aches for you and I'm so sorry you have held this for so long.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer star Eliza Dushku has offered her support to Charisma Carpenter after she accused Joss Whedon of abuse on set.The actress, who played Cordelia Chase in the TV show, spoke out earlier this week accusing Whedon of creating “hostile and toxic work environments” and claiming he was responsible for “ongoing, passive-aggressive threats” against her.She also alleged that he called her “fat” while she was four months pregnant and later fired her.Fellow Buffy star Sarah Michelle Gellar then said she “doesn’t want to be forever associated” with Whedon’s name and supported her co-stars after they levelled abuse allegations against him.A post shared by Official Eliza Dushku (@elizadushku)Now, Responding to Carpenter’s post,

After Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast members shared their horror stories with the creator Joss Whedon, shows former star Eliza Dushku is joining in. For the unversed, Charisma Carpenter was the first to come forward with allegations of on-set abuse and misconduct by Joss Whedon, who created the hit WB series along with the spinoff series Angel.

who alleged on Wednesday that “Buffy” creator, Joss Whedon, 56, “abused his power” and fostered an “increasingly volatile work environment.” “CC, my heart aches for you and I’m so sorry you have held this for so long,” Dushku, who is no stranger to workplace harassment battles, wrote on Instagram.

Joss Whedon. In a new interview with ITV's , the 66-year-old British actor, who played Buffy's watcher Giles for all seven seasons of the TV series, opened up about Charisma Carpenter's recent allegations of abuse and harassment against Whedon and the comments by co-stars who have supported her.«I've been up most of the night just running through my memories thinking, 'What did I miss?'» he shared, referencing the bags under his eyes.

are speaking out after their co-star, Charisma Carpenter, alleged via social media on Wednesday that creator Joss Whedon was abusive and harassing on the set of their TV series. The allegations come nearly two months after Ray Fisher publicly accused Whedon (along with producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg) of misconduct on the  set.Eliza Dushku, who played slayer Faith on both  and  is the latest of Carpenter's co-stars to speak out. «CC, my heart aches for you & I'm so sorry you have held this for so long,» Dushku wrote in part.

Joss Whedon. In a new interview with ITV's , the 66-year-old British actor, who famously played Buffy's watcher Giles for all seven seasons of the hit series, opened up about Charisma Carpenter's recent allegations against Whedon and the comments by co-stars who have supported her. «I've been up most of the night just running through my memories thinking, 'What did I miss?'» he shared, referencing the bags under his eyes.

Yet another veteran of Buffy the Vampire Slayer has publicly offered support for Charisma Carpenter after her allegations yesterday of abuse and “misconduct” by Joss Whedon on the supernatural series.

Mere hours after Buffy The Vampire Slayer’s Charisma Carpenter went public with allegations of abuse against Joss Whedon, Buffy herself has stepped forth to support her co-star.

Another actor has accused Joss Whedon of fostering a hostile work environment. An all-too familiar face in this saga…

“For nearly two years, I have held my tongue and even made excuses for certain events that traumatize me to this day,” Charisma Carpenter, 50, wrote on Wednesday, Feb. 10 in the lengthy statement on social media.