Is J.K. Rowling dead? Here’s why #RIPJKRowling is trending on Twitter

Nick Cannon is still mourning the loss of his son Zen, who passed away in December just five months after being born, as Cannon is trying to process his grief.The 41-year-old actor/rapper/host welcomed Zen with model Alyssa Scott in June (his seventh child), though sadly the child passed away in December from a brain tumor.Cannon opened up about his grief on his talk show, where he shared his podcast appearance with Dr. Laura Berman and revealed he wished he spent more time with Zen.

Jonah Hill fired up his Instagram page on Wednesday to make fun of the conjecture that he has gotten engaged.The 38-year-old is involved with the surfer Sarah Brady, with whom he recently enjoyed a beach holiday in Hawaii.He wrote on Instagram: 'The rumors are not true. I am engaged.

Kanye West is now following Pete Davidson on Instagram after going to war with him on the platform.West became one of Davidson's 389,000 followers after the comic, 28, rejoined Instagram on Wednesday.Davidson, who is currently dating West's estranged wife Kim Kardashian, has not followed him back; however the SNL star has yet to follow anyone or post any images since returning to the app. A surprising new follower: Kanye West is now following Pete Davidson on Instagram after going to war with him on the platform Back on IG: West became one of Davidson's 389,000 followers after the comic, 28, rejoined Instagram on WednesdayDavidson's verified Instagram page - under the handle '@pmd' - went live on Wednesday, according to Page Six.The SNL star has had a complicated relationship with social media and cited his mental health as the reason for originally deleting his Instagram in mid-2018.He penned a statement to his fanbase at the time, writing: 'No there's nothing wrong. No nothing happened.

Tom Brady has some advice for Super Bowl LVI-winning quarterback, Matthew Stafford. Brady responded after the NFL tweeted a video of the Los Angeles Rams star enjoying a cigar and some drinks on a bus ahead of the teams' victory parade Wednesday.«Mix in a water Matt…trust me,» Brady urged, alluding to his drunken post Super Bowl celebrations in 2021 when he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took home the trophy.Mix in a water Matt…trust me https://t.co/WEVupw2YzlBrady addressed his Super Bowl stumble in an interview with James Corden during an appearance on  last March where he shared what he was thinking when he tossed his prized Lombardi Trophy from one boat to another during a waterway parade in Florida.«First of all, I was not thinking at that moment,» Brady said after Corden played a clip of the risky toss. «There was not a thought.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) estimates that up to one million people of State Pension age living in households across the UK may be entitled to Pension Credit, but are not claiming the benefit.

A Scots DJ has admitted raping a woman in a disturbing confessional video after finding God.

A pharmacist threatened to stab his wife in front of a schoolboy.

@Wild_Womyn #supportwomenrunbusinesses— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) September 22, 2020In addition to Rowling’s “feminist witch” T-shirt, the shop includes an entire section of “gender critical” products, PinkNews reports.Among the anti-trans messages, shoppers can buy badges that tout “Trans-ideology erases women” and “Don’t call me ‘cis,'” mugs that say “Notorious Transphobe” and “Member of ‘TERF.”Other products compare transitioning to conversion therapy and claim support for “Detransitioners” — those who transition back to their assigned sex at birth.Further products say that “Female biology is not an identity,” that “Queer politics erases women,” and urge supporters to “Get the L out of LGBT.”Wild Womyn is owned by Angela C.

JK Rowling says that making “such a mess of my life” spurred her on to write her first Harry Potter novel.

Robbie Coltrane has defended JK Rowling from accusations of transphobia, saying he does not find her views offensive.Harry Potter author Rowling has attracted strong criticism for comments on gender identity, but vehemently denies she is transphobic.The row was reignited this week when a Sunday Telegraph review of her latest book, Troubled Blood, said it featured a “transvestite serial killer”.Coltrane, who played gamekeeper Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, has suggested people are too easily offended.He told the Radio Times: “I don’t think what she said was offensive really.

Robbie Coltrane is the latest cast member of the “Harry Potter” film franchise to comment on the recent remarks J.K. Rowling made about the trans community.

Troubled Blood, the fifth title in Rowling’s Cormoran Strike series, which she writes under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, was released on Tuesday.It features an investigation into the murder of a missing doctor, with police suspecting a “murderous cross-dresser,” per CNN.According to the Daily Beast, at one point Cormoran Strike, the book’s protagonist, says that the killer’s victims “had been hoodwinked by a careful performance of femininity.”In an advance review of the book, British publication The Telegraph opined “what critics of Rowling’s stance on trans issues will make of a book whose moral seems to be: never trust a man in a dress.”Rowling has garnered headlines in recent months for her apparent embrace of anti-transgender

Radio Times that people expressing outrage about the author’s controversial comments about the transgender community “just hang around waiting to be offended.”Rowling, 55, ignited ongoing allegations of transphobia in June after taking issue with an article that used the phrase “people who menstruate,” inspiring in a thread of incendiary tweets in which the Hogwarts honcho argued, “If sex isn’t real, the lived reality of women globally is erased.”Coltrane doubled down in his defense of Rowling, the Independent reports, saying “I don’t think what she said was offensive really. I don’t know why but there’s a whole Twitter generation of people who hang around waiting to be offended.

JK Rowling has come under fire in recent months after speaking out on gender issues.The Harry Potter author has been accused of making anti-trans comments on Twitter.Rowling, 55, has received further backlash for her latest Strike novel, which activists argue is ‘transphobic’.But what makes her new book so controversial?Warning: contains spoilers for Troubled Blood.JK Rowling was already in some pretty hot water with trans activists on Twitter, but her new book has landed her in a whole new heap of trouble.Troubled Blood, the latest instalment in the Strike series, features a transvestite man who kills women.The book will be published under Rowling’s pseudonym Robert Galbraith on September 15.

JK Rowling has been widely condemned for her latest novel after it was reported to feature a “transvestite serial killer”.The Harry Potter author, 55, has attracted strong criticism for her comments on gender identity, sparking accusations of transphobia – which she denies.‘Troubled Blood’, which will be released on September 15 under Rowling’s known pseudonym Robert Galbraith, is the latest instalment in her Strike detective series.In his review of the book, The Telegraph’s critic Jake Kerridge questioned the author’s decision to include, among its characters, a cross-dresser who murders women.An excerpt of the review reads: "The meat of the book is the investigation into a cold case: the disappearance of GP Margot Bamborough in 1974,

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has been hit with a sea of criticism online over her latest book, Troubled Blood.According to an early review in The Telegraph, the book, which is out tomorrow (September 15) and written under Rowling’s known pseudonym, Robert Galbraith, features a cross-dressing serial killer.

Cynthia Nixon is speaking out about J.K. Rowling.

Cynthia Nixon is opening up about JK Rowling‘s controversial comments about the transgender community in a recent interview.

Cynthia Nixon recalled the reaction that her son Samuel, who is transgender, had after seeing author J.K. Rowling’s controversial anti-trans comments.“It was really painful for him because so much of his childhood was tied up with Harry Potter,” Nixon, 54, told The Independent in an interview posted on Monday, September 14.

Cynthia Nixon has spoken out about JK Rowling's comments about the trans community and said that it felt "really painful" for her transgender son.

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