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Stephen King is calling out Warner Bros. for holding off on releasing Salem’s Lot, which had been set to release in 2023.

An influencer has said she is "broken-hearted" as she shared the tragic news that her three year old son had died. Laura Meritt Walker told her followers about the passing of her son, Callahan, whom she nicknamed "Cal-Bear", on her lifestyle blog, Merritt and Style. Laura, who creates content about fashion and family life with her sister Cristie, described her son's shock death as a "tragic accident," without going into more detail.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor Hello Sunshine COO Liz Jenkins has been elected chair of GLAAD’s board of directors. Perkins succeeds seven-year chair Pamela Stewart. “I have seen firsthand the power of storytelling to shape culture and impact how each of us is able to walk through the world,” Jenkins said in a statement Thursday. “At a time when the LGBTQ community and specifically those most vulnerable, our young people, are under attack, GLAAD’s work is more critical than ever. I am honored and energized to be working alongside [GLAAD] president Sarah Kate Ellis, the GLAAD team and the board of directors to advocate for our community and support the creation of stories that build acceptance and understanding.”

Shane Warne opened up on a cruel chant from England fans at the 2005 Ashes months before his death.Warne, 52, was recognised as one of the greatest sportsmen to ever live, and he passed away on Friday from a suspected heart attack.Speaking to Fox Cricket, Warne opened up on the treatment he received from the Barmy Army months after his divorce.He said: "A week before the Ashes series to do that, and have to drag me off the canvas to get out there and play, in 2005, against a quality England side."To have the Barmy Army for six hours a day, not just 10 minutes singing songs, saying 'Where's your missus gone?'"It's a good song."But, I'm sitting there worrying about my children, with who I was hoping to spend three months of the Ashes series with."And because of my own doing, they had to turn around and find a flight, so I was devastated about that."And that was the lowest point in my life, and I had to go out and play an Ashes series." Do you think Warne is the greatest cricketer ever? Let us know in the comments section Warne split from his wife, Simone Callahan, in 2005.The split came after newspaper reports that Warne had been pursuing women behind her back.

When documentary filmmaker and anti-slavery activist Peggy Callahan got an invitation in from her friend Doug Abrams to shoot and co-direct Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama talking about joy in India in 2015, she didn’t hesitate to take the job.

EXCLUSIVE: Recent The Inheritance Tony nominee John Benjamin Hickey is set to play Father Callahan in New Line’s big feature adaptation of Stephen King’s bestselling novel Salem’s Lot which is hitting theaters in the Warner Bros. post Labor Day holiday corridor of Sept. 9, 2022.

link.The court was told that he barged into a bedroom where his wife was sleeping and demanded to know where his wedding ring was.His grown-up stepdaughter heard a commotion from her room and asked Jamieson to be quiet as she was on a video call.He swore at her and shoved the door of her room so hard it came off the hinges.Defence agent Tony Callahan said first offender Jamieson had “no criminal history whatsoever”.He told the court that the couple have been married for six years. Mr Callahan stated: “Mr Jamieson accepts that he was significantly to blame because of stress in his employment.“He has been diagnosed as suffering from anxiety.“They have now reconciled and resolved their difficulties.

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Actor Brian Dennehy, who appeared in nearly 200 movies and TV shows over the course of his long career and won two Tony Awards for Best Actor in a Play, died Wednesday, April 15 from non-COVID-related natural causes, his daughter Elizabeth Dennehy confirmed. He was 81. Dennehy could be a leading man or a character actor depending on what the role called for, and in addition to his Tonys, he was nominated for six Emmys and won a Golden Globe.

Actor Brian Dennehy, who appeared in nearly 200 movies and TV shows over the course of his long career and won two Tony Awards for Best Actor in a Play, died Wednesday, April 15 from non-COVID-related natural causes, his daughter Elizabeth Dennehy confirmed. He was 81. Dennehy could be a leading man or a character actor depending on what the role called for, and in addition to his Tonys, he was nominated for six Emmys and won a Golden Globe.

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