'Friends' and 'Golden Girls' actor Richard Roat passes away at 89

She typed: "Pain every day.Shoulders, neck, back.Tendons that hurt."I'm always tired.Stiffness in the morning is a nightmare."It's like someone is hitting me. I'm on the pain clinic.They help me manage the pain."But I don't know if what I have has a name.

A post shared by Helena (@helenachristensen)Christensen is fronting an underwear campaign for upmarket lingerie brand Coco de Mer. It’s rather wonderful to see a woman in her 50s looking this spectacular in such skimpy pants – not least because for as long as I can remember, underwear advertising has been dominated by models in an age range Leonardo DiCaprio would approve of.I’m under strict instructions not to ask any questions about the fact she’s an underwear model in her 50s.

more rewarding. Wild ingredients are a talking point at dinner parties, and when I cook foraged mushrooms I like to serve them on their own, or with one other ingredient, allowing them to shine. I’ve used chanterelles here – known as girolles in France – one of the tastiest mushrooms around. I picked chanterelles in a local woodland as early as June this year, and then the weather dried up and they vanished.

so familiar, one doesn’t even need to reference the brand when identifying them. Take a straw poll of middle-class British homes and it’s likely there will be a fair few Railings front doors, Stiffkey Blue kitchens and French Gray sitting rooms.The last colour drop came in 2018, when shades such as De Nimes (a dark denim-blue), Bancha (an olive-green) and Sulking Room Pink (a moody plum) captured the national imagination, steadily making their way on to walls and woodwork everywhere.

BBC weather forecasters provide viewers with the best and worst news, revealing whether those summer barbecues will be going ahead or if they'll be rained off.And while the presenters aren't on screen for too long, faces like Carol Kirkwood and Owain Wyn Evans have become stars in their own rights – and some of their stories are far more interesting than the weather.Carol and Owain are just a few weather presenters who have garnered huge fanbases.Another is BBC presenter Tomasz Schafanaker, who reportedly counted the late Queen Elizabeth II as a fan.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansBut who were the weather presenters who came before Carol, Owain and Tomasz, to name a few?Here, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the BBC Weather stars are now.Long before Tomasz Schafanaker, Owain Wyn Evans or Carol Kirkwood, another meteorologist made history when they became the first person to broadcast the weather live on TV.After working as a weather forecaster for the Royal Air Force (RAF), George Cowling joined the BBC and presented the first televised weather broadcast on January 11, 1954.The broadcasts were much different from what we know today, with the BBC describing the presenter as using "charcoal sticks to draw weather features on two charts, one for today and one for tomorrow's forecast."Presenting alongside Tom Clifton, they became the first weather personality celebrities, with the press at the time naming them "Mr Shower and Mr Shine" and "Mr West and Mr Dry".It is reported that George was also a keen golfer, alongside fellow BBC weather presenters Jack Scott and Bert Foord, so it is handy that he knew what the weather would be like before setting out

Coronation Street.After asking Kieron to murder Gary Windass in revenge for the death of her father Rick, Kieron plans to kill Kelly and frame her for Gary's death.Gary has already been viciously attacked by Kieron and his gang, but will he and Kelly survive the ordeal?READ NEXT: ITV Corrie fans fume as intense scenes between Kelly and Gary 'too dark' to seeThe brutal scenes have already begun airing, with Gary actor Mikey North revealing that he "wasn't acting" in the harrowing strangulation scenes earlier in the week.As viewers wait to find out what will happen to Gary and Kelly, Daily Star takes a look at Coronation Street's most brutal stunts - and some of their real life injuries.Her magazine in Ireland reported that a Coronation Street extra was rushed to hospital, after sustaining injuries on set.The cast were filming a scene where Todd Grimshaw was brutally attacked by a gang, but in the ensuing chaos, an extra fell face-first on the pavement.The extra was reportedly left with "blood streaming from his nose," and subsequently rushed to hospital.A spokesperson for Coronation Street told The Irish Mirror: "The actor in question sustained a minor injury when he fell during filming."He was taken to hospital as a precaution but he is fine and well."Debbie Rush's character Anna Windass was left with life-changing injuries in the soap, after Anna suffered horrific burns when David Platt's car flipped over on the cobbles in 2008.To film the harrowing stunt, Anna star Debbie had her legs set on fire for more than eight seconds.To protect her, the actress' skin was covered in cooling gel and she wore fireproof clothes underneath her character's clothes.Actors Ben Price and Michael Le Vell, who play Nick Tilsley and Kevin

David de Gea's extended Premier League career might well have been very different had he joined Roberto Martinez at Wigan rather than Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. The Spain international won the title in his second season at Old Trafford and been a regular starter over the next nine consecutive campaigns - with Wigan dropping as low as League One in the meantime.De Gea, now 31, has now opened up about just how close he came to joining Martinez before links to United - and what kept him from pushing for the move. READ MORE: Man Utd rejected Sir Alex Ferguson's two dream transfers - and it made him retire He told BT Sport's What I Wore: "I was in Atletico and it was the same season I made my debut and I was like the third keeper and not even count for the team much, just training.

Michelle Keegan oozed chic as she modelled clothes from her new autumn collection with Very in a jaw-dropping photoshoot. The ex-Coronation Street star, who is famed for playing Tina McIntyre on the ITV soap for six years, took to Instagram on Friday (September 23) to announce that her new range had launched online.

Netflix's latest crime series has compelled viewers to "switch off" after they were left feeling "physically sick" at the disturbing scenes based on one of America's most prolific serial killers, Jeffrey Dahmer. Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story was released on the streaming service on September 21 and follows the infamous Milwaukee cannibal who reigned terror for 13 years.Dahmer was arrested for his horrific crimes in 1991 and was sentenced to 16 terms of life imprisonment for the murders of 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, several of which involved necrophilia and cannibalism. READ MORE: Netflix's new serial killer series about murderer Jeffrey Dahmer's 13-year killing spree The notorious killer, played by American Horror Story star Evan Peters in the series, only served three years in prison before he was beaten to death by a fellow inmate in 1994.The 10-part series, which is largely told from the points of view of his victims, includes the harrowing depiction of how he lured his victims to their death and highlights the errors of police who failed to capture him for more than a decade.Upon watching the limited series created by Ryan Murphy, viewers took to social media to share their thoughts on the gruesome story, with many admitting they had to turn off half way through.One user penned: "I cannot watch that Jeffrey Dahmer show… makes me physically sick," as a second added: "That Jeffrey Dahmer show has me sick to my stomach."Someone else said: "I watched 11 minutes of the new Jeffrey Dahmer series and had to turn it off because it was too scary," while a fourth echoed: "I had to turn that Jeffrey Dahmer s**t off.

UFO Research Association (BUFORA) has been sent a report of a pocket-sized alien. And there are claims the mini “Martian” could be a scout for an invasion force.

gruesome murder taking place in front of terrified staff and customers in January 2018.READ MORE: Russian torturers 'mutilated victims so badly it's impossible to tell if men or women'Only now has a coroner's office deemed the release a "very serious failure", as Mustafa should have been referred for treatment prior to the murder, coroner James Bennett has said.A nurse assessing Mustafa's mental health following an arrest made on the man under suspicion of burglary less than a month before the tragedy is said to have missed the fact that Mustafa was psychotic. Coroner Bennet said the nurse had failed to recognise he was "floridly psychotic", even though Mustafa said that the Queen was responsible for a so-called "league of extraordinary gentlemen".It was that belief that Mustafa had "followed clues" of that led him to the site where he was arrested.A detective constable involved in the case also said they did not want Mustafa released.The coroner has blamed the nurse's inexperience, inadequate training and supervision, as well as the absence of psychiatrists, as reasons for the decision to allow Mustafa to walk free.Mustafa came into contact with police a total of three times in the month before he killed Yousef, with the first encounter finding Mustafa in possession of nun chucks and a wheel brace.Mr Bennett's report, reported by BirminghamLive, read: "Khalid was killed by another person who was severely mentally ill and acted upon his delusional beliefs.

Seinfeld and Friends actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.Roat’s wife confirmed the news to Variety, and his obituary said he died “suddenly”. No cause of death has been shared.The actor played over 135 roles across a career which spanned almost 50 years, in film, television and on Broadway.On Friends, Roat starred as a professor at Ross’s university in ‘The One Where Ross Dates A Student’.Roat played a doctor on Seinfeld, who describes Elaine as “difficult”.

and roles on  and, has died. He was 89.According to multiple reports, the beloved actor died on Aug. 5 in Orange County, California.

Longtime TV character actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.The star passed away 'suddenly' on August 5 in Orange County, California, according to his obituary published by The Los Angeles Times.'His greatest love was his family, with whom he shared his incredible sense of humor, intelligence, and unmatched zest for life,' Roat's family wrote in his obituary. Roat had over 135 acting roles. He was best known for his parts on the TV shows Friends and Seinfeld but he also popped up in The Golden Girls (once as the boyfriend of Betty White's character) as well as Happy Days, Dallas, Cheers, Murphy Brown and Dynasty.  Sad loss for Hollywood: Longtime TV character actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.

"Hulk" actor Lou Ferrigno shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what it is like to be a police "ride along," after being named an honorary officer with the Syracuse Police Department.  The former bodybuilder is best known for his role as the ‘Hulk’ in the sci-fi series "The Incredible Hulk."   During an appearance on "Fox & Friends" Monday, Ferrigno discussed the importance of supporting officers as crime surges.   He said, "It's all about respecting that leadership, because most kids today, there's no God, there's no respect.They have no respect for themselves.That's why I'm fortunate." Actor Lou Ferrigno spoke to Fox & Friends about his great admiration for police officers.

His career began in the 1960s when he landed his first recurring role as Dr.

LA Times wrote in its obituary.With a glittering TV career spanning nearly a half-century, Roat boasted notable credits in “Cheers,” “Murphy Brown,” “Hawaii Five-O” and “Happy Days.”Born on July 3, 1933, the actor dabbled in various TV shows in the early 1960s before landing his first recurring role as Dr. Jerry Chandler on the NBC soap opera “The Doctors” in 1962.

tributes, particularly from those who knew him the best, poured in as the news of his death travelled.READ MORE: Celebrity deaths 2022: Tom Parker, Anna Karen and Meat LoafIn an obituary shares on the Los Angeles Times, Richard was described as the Lakers and Angels "biggest fan" and he was described as "the most supportive friend a person in the entertainment industry could ever have".The obituary claimed that the TV star assed away suddenly and is survived by "the love of his life, his true soulmate", Kathy, who he wed 40 years ago.Richard had over 135 acting roles on TV while also having an incredible career on Broadway.He featured in The Golden Girls a handful of times while also having stints on the likes of Friends, Seinfeld and many other big hit TV shows.Aside from his career on-screen, he was also known locally as an entertainment tax preparer for over 50 years and had a successful practice in doing so.The obituary read: "His greatest love was his family. Richard was fortunate to marry the love of his life, his true soulmate, Kathy."It added: "Richard will be missed by family, friends, colleagues and clients.

Richard Roat, a character actor with 130-plus credits spanning nearly a half-century who appeared in many of TV’s biggest shows including Seinfeld, Friends, Cheers, Murphy Brown, Dallas, Hawaii Five-O and Happy Days, has died. He was 89.