Johnny Brown (1937–2022), star of “Good Times”

police appeal on the force's Facebook page.Mark Repin was caught when he tagged himself in the hotel on social media, leading officers to swoop in and arrest him while he was in a "very, very poor state", according to Phillip Bown, mitigating at Nottingham Crown Court on Wednesday, March 30. Repin was released on licence from North Sea Camp, an open prison for men aged 18 over in Boston, Lincolnshire, at 11.30am, and was required to return by 3.30pm.When he failed to show, he was reported as an absconder to Lincolnshire Police.

A former college football player in Montana received probation following his admission of rape and sexual assault, escaping what could have been a 20-year prison sentence in the process.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin has revealed she regrets telling her ITV co-star Kaye Adams about her sex life issue.The TV presenter, 62, once told her Loose Women pal Kaye that she hadn't had sex for seven years - a personal confession she made off-screen.However, Kaye later shared news of Carol's bedroom dry spell on live TV during an episode of Loose Women, which meant the issue was broadcast live to the nation.Carol opened up about the time during an on-air discussion about cancel culture and people getting offended by things.Although Carol insisted she didn't have many regrets about thing she's said on air, she did say she wished she hadn't told Kaye about her sex issue.She said: "Going back to Loose Women, I think probably I wish I hadn’t have told Kaye Adams that I hadn’t had sex for seven years."That was way before Mark (her now husband),"Kate asked her if the experience "haunted her", to which Carol replied: "I didn’t say it on air, I told the Loose Women and then they said it."She went on: "Kaye said it on air. In a way it wasn’t a viral moment, but it became a thing."Kate replied: "It became a thing because when you started dating Mark literally people were thinking about street parties because she was open again for business."She added: "It was such a big deal.

Cruz Beckham has returned to social media just two days after his famous family’s £40million West London home was reportedly burgled on Monday (March 28). It has been reported that the 17-year-old son of David and Victoria was arriving home shortly after midnight when he noticed an intruder had cleared out one of the spare rooms at their mansion in Holland Park.According to reports, the break-in has left the showbiz couple “shaken” as they attempt to restore their loving home to normal once again.And it appears as though the family are slowly returning to normal life after the teenage star took to his Instagram Stories to share his latest TikTok post with his 1.9million followers online.His post was followed up by his older brother Romeo, 19, who took to the social media platform to share a snap of himself wearing a black printed Tee-shirt which he teamed with a pair of grey tracksuit bottoms and sunglasses.It is understood that the doting parents were blissfully unaware that the thief had broken into their home, where they reportedly gained access through an upstairs window.A source has since told The Sun: “Sadly the Beckhams were the victims of some fairly professional thieves who have been operating in the area.“Fortunately, the criminals only made it as far as one bedroom before they ran off.“The thieves had broken through a window and darted straight back out of the same one with a small number of items.

Ukraine have now left the plant with reports suggesting it was down to radiation concerns.Energoatom, who are state-owned and oversees Ukraine's nuclear power plants, announced today that troops have withdrawn from the plant.In a statement published on Telegram, they said: "It was confirmed that the occupiers, who seized the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and other facilities in the Exclusion Zone, marched in two columns towards the Ukrainian border with the Republic of Belarus."Energoatom said earlier that Russia had formally agreed to hand back the responsibility for protecting Chernobyl to Ukraine.

Gordon Ramsay has taken a savage swipe at Lord Sugar ahead of the famed chef's new BBC show - Future Food Stars.The Michelin-starred chef, 55, is launching his latest food show Future Food Stars on Thursday night (March 31) - which will air to BBC One and BBC iPlayer every week.The Apprentice-style show sees 12 of the nation's best budding food and drink entrepreneurs battle it out in a bid to impress Gordon and earn his whopping £150,000 investment.The 12 hand-picked contestants will compete against each-other in a series of relentless challenges to prove they have what it takes to truly shine in the food and drink business.However, it's no secret that Gordon's new show follows a similar format to Lord Sugar's hit BBC business show, The Apprentice, which has been running for 16 years.Fans of The Apprentice will know well that the business magnate's series also involves entrepreneurs take on gruelling tasks to prove themselves capable of earning Lord Sugar's cash investment.World-famous chef Gordon doesn't sound too worried about upsetting Lord Sugar with the new series, though.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press about his show, he said: "It’s a food and drink, lifestyle business show. "So fingers crossed this is going to rub Alan Sugar’s feathers the wrong way."He then added: "I think I’ve lost a customer there.

Bruce Willis would be retiring from acting and stepping away from his Hollywood life due to his aphasia diagnosis, John Travolta penned an emotional tribute to his dear friend.MORE: Demi Moore and family announce Bruce Willis' retirement with heartbreaking health updateThe two iconic actors are longtime friends, having starred in Quentin Trantino's cult classic, Pulp Fiction, in 1994, as well as in the hilarious romantic comedy, Look Who's Talking, in 1989.Bruce's ex-wife, Demi Moore, with whom he shares daughters Rumer, Tallulah and Scout, announced the news in a heartbreaking post on Instagram on 30 March. The two have remained close friends since their 2000 divorce.WATCH: Bruce will be “stepping away” from his acting career due to health issuesMORE: What is aphasia? Bruce Willis’ shock health condition explainedJohn shared two unbelievable throwbacks of him and Bruce for his tribute, the second of which had an extra layer of sadness, as it was a picture of Demi, Bruce, John and his wife Kelly Preston, who passed away in July of 2020 after battling breast cancer.The Grease star started off the somber post with: "Bruce and I became good friends when we shared [two] of our biggest hits together, Pulp Fiction and Look Who's Talking."He included a revelatory and gut wrenching anecdote as a true testament to the Die Hard actor's character.

Hulu today announced that its original film The Valet, starring Eugenio Derbez (CODA) and Samara Weaving (Nine Perfect Strangers), will premiere globally across Disney’s streaming services on May 20th.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline has the first exclusive track from Jeff Danna’s score for Julia, which is set for release tomorrow via Watertower Music.

David St. George, the 75-year-old former artistic advisor to the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra and the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, has pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of possession of child pornography. St. George, who was arrested and charged in 2018, is scheduled to be sentenced on Aug. 16 by U.S. District Court Judge Richard Sterns. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

John Travolta paid a touching tribute to his friend Bruce Willis after it was revealed the Die Hard star, 67, was stepping away from acting because of his secret battle with aphasia, which has begun to impair his cognitive abilities. The Saturday Night Fever alum, 68, took to his Instagram on Thursday (March 31) to share sweet throwback snaps of the two buddies; one with their arms around each other and the second featuring John’s late wife Kelly Preston and Bruce’s ex Demi Moore.

Emilio Delgado, known as Luis on “Sesame Street”, has died at 81.

A post shared by Sharon Catherine Brown (@sharoncatherinebrown)Sharon told  that her father was at the doctor's office in L.A. on Wednesday getting his pacemaker checked. But shortly after that visit he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed.

Wilson Chapman editorJohnny Brown, the actor, comedian and singer best known for his role as superintendent Nathan Bookman on the popular 70s sitcom “Good Times,” died Wednesday. He was 84 years old.Brown’s death was confirmed by his daughter, Broadway actress Sharon Catherine Brown, through a post shared on her Instagram. No further details on Brown’s death are available at this time.“He was literally snatched out of our lives.

Johnny Brown, best known as the beloved actor who played housing project superintendent Nathan Bookman on “Good Times”, has died. He was 84.

Instagram page.She began in their post, alongside a photo of her father: “Our family is devastated. Devastated. Devastated.

A post shared by Sharon Catherine Brown (@sharoncatherinebrown)Sharon told  that her father was at the doctor's office in L.A. on Wednesday getting his pacemaker checked. But shortly after that visit he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed.

Johnny Brown, best known for his role as the housing project superintendent Nathan Bookman on the TV show "Good Times," has died. He was 84 and no cause of death was given by his family, who announced his death on Instagram. Daughter and actress Sharon Catherine Brown wrote on Instagram.

Johnny Brown, the actor who made a name for himself asNathan Bookman on the classic sitcom Good Times, has died.His daughter, actressSharon Catherine Brown announced the news on her Instagram account on Friday.The actor passed away on March 2. His daughter began the post with his birth and death dates, writing, 'Johnny Brown June 11, 1937 - March 2, 2022.' Rest in peace:Johnny Brown, the actor who made a name for himself as Nathan Bookman on the classic sitcom Good Times, has diedSharon continued in her lengthy and heartfelt post: 'Our family is devastated. Devastated.

actor, comic and singer Johnny Brown has sadly died aged 84.His family announced the news on social media, describing it as a "tough loss" and saying Johnny was "snatched out of our lives".Born in St Petersberg, Florida in 1937, Johnny had an illustrious onscreen career.He was best known for portraying Nathan Bookman in CBS' Good Times, starring from 1974 until the show's cancellation in 1979.Johnny's daughter, Broadway actress Sharon Catherine Brown, shared the news alongside a photo of her dad on Instagram. The caption read: "Our family is devastated. Devastated.

Johnny Brown, best known for his role as the housing project superintendent Nathan Bookman on the TV show Good Times, has died. He was 84 and no cause of death was given by his family, who announced his death on Instagram.