Marion Ramsey, 'Police Academy' Star and Broadway Actress, Dead at 73

Dancing On Ice contestant Bez was left disappointed on Sunday's episode after he suffered an unfortunate tumble during his routine. During the latest instalment, the Happy Mondays star, 57, took to the ice with Angela Egan to perform to Walking On Sunshine by Katrina & The Waves.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorHannah Waddingham made her Super Bowl commercial debut during today’s telecast of the championship game.The “Ted Lasso” star is featured in a spot for cash back shopping service Rakuten. She plays a villainous (and glamorous) character that could easily appear in a “James Bond” film — she has a hairless cat named Leonardo! — in a high stakes poker game who loses to a Rakuten user. The 60-second commercial, directed by Matt Aselton, was shot at Hatfield House outside of London.“They came to me because they wanted a very specific kind of type,” the Emmy winner told Variety.

Matthew Stafford‘s daughters were some of his biggest fans in the crowd at the Super Bowl on Feb. 13 as he and the Los Angeles Rams took on the Cincinnati Bengals. The 34-year-old quarterback’s four girls, including four-year-old twins Chandler and Sawyer, Hunter, 3, and one-year-old Tyler, were watching the exciting game with their mom Kelly and looked like they were having the time of their lives as they cheered on their dad. One of his daughters gave her mom a big hug after the QB threw the first touchdown pass of the game, which was caught by Odell Beckham Jr. 

Mickey Guyton just made her mark at the big game.

Piers Morgan, 56, has done many things during his lifetime, and 2022 was the year he finally got to attend the Super Bowl. But by watching his first ever game in person, he was stunned at the size of the US stadiums that are capable of holding the annual world-famous event.The former Good Morning Britain star shared his experience so far on Instagram, as he attended the game with his son Bertie.He shared a snap of the pair holding a branded Super Bowl cardboard frame outside of the Sofi Stadium in LA, but nothing could have prepared him for the vastness of its interior.Upon taking their seats, he videod the arena and was left speechless."Holy c**p," he penned, as he scanned the surroundings."What a stadium."The Sofi Stadium can typically seat 70,240, but it can hold more fans for the Super Bowl.It can expand out to 100,240 for more major events.Ahead of kick-off, Piers also took to his story to share a throw-back photo of him and one of this year's halftime show performers Snoop Dogg.A post shared by Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan)"Excited to be going to my first Super Bowl to see my mate Snoop Dogg do his thing with Eminem and Dr Dre at halftime..." he wrote."Should be quite a show."And quite a show it will be too, as fans also took to social media to share their own excitement ahead of one of the most talked about events of the year.The halftime show has seen some of the most iconic musicians take to the stage throughout the years, with The Weeknd making headlines last year for his legendary performance.This year's show performers are Dr.

Kanye West has continued his string of all-caps rants on Instagram, adding Machine Gun Kelly to his current list of feuds alongside Kid Cudi and Pete Davidson.It’s been a busy weekend for West. Yesterday (February 12), he broke the news that Cudi would not be appearing on his forthcoming ‘Donda 2’ album, citing his Kids See Ghosts collaborator’s friendship with Davidson (who is currently dating West’s estranged wife, Kim Kardashian).

Tears for Fears have shared a new single called ‘Break The Man’ – check it out below.The song is the third taste of the group’s first album in 17 years, ‘The Tipping Point’, which is due to arrive on February 25 via Concord Records. In October 2021, the duo – comprised of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith – released the record’s title track and last month, they released second single ‘No Small Thing’.‘Break The Man’ pays homage to women who fight against the patriarchy. “I feel that a lot of the problems we’ve been having as a country and even worldwide to a certain degree has come from male dominance,” Tears for Fears singer Curt Smith said of the single.“It’s a song about a woman who is strong enough to break the man.

series of Disney+ dropped during Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, and fans are getting an better look at the titular vigilante.With even more of the Egyptian imagery that plays such a key role to the story, to more, increasingly unsettling looks at the madness that plagues Oscar Isaac's troubled hero, this spot whets the appetite for the forthcoming series while still keeping the mystery shrouded and shadows and chaos.Moon Knight is secretly Marc Spector, a mercenary who may or may not be infused with powers from Khonshu the Moon God after being left for dead in the Egyptian desert.However, it may all be in his head, as he also suffers from dissociative identity disorder. In the comics, Spector has used his various identities to fight crime, but they've also been one of his biggest obstacles for obtaining any sort of normal life.Ethan Hawke, meanwhile, appears to play something of a long-haired messianic figure with kneeling acolytes.

Jordan Moreau For football fans, the Super Bowl is the biggest day of the year. For movie and TV fans, it’s pretty high up there, with new trailers from the year’s most anticipated titles dropping during the game.Some big movie trailers already debuted in the week leading up to the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals facing off, such as “Jurassic World: Dominion,” which brings back franchise leads Laura Dern, Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum, and Jordan Peele’s next horror movie “Nope,” starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun.Marvel’s “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” aired at the beginning of the big game, teasing a showdown between Scarlet Witch and Doctor Strange, plus a mysterious voice that sounded a lot like Patrick Stewart’s Professor Xavier from the “X-Men” franchise.

Marion Ramsey, an actress best known for her portrayal of Officer Laverne Hooks in the Police Academy franchise, has died. She was 73.

Police Academy actress Marion Ramsey has died at the age of 73 at her home in Los Angeles.The news was confirmed by Ramsey’s management team at Roger Paul Inc, per Variety.

Hollywood actress Marion Ramsey has passed away at the age of 73.

Marion Ramsey, most famous for playing soft-spokenOfficer Laverne Hooks in the Police Academy comedy films throughout the 1980s, has passed away.She was 73 years of age at the time of her death on Thursday, in Los Angeles, California.While a cause of death has not yet been announced, her management team at Roger Paul Inc. confirmed Ramsey's passing.

Variety. No cause of death has been determined but Ramsey was said to have fallen ill in recent days.Ramsey’s most notable role was that of officer Laverne Hooks in the Police Academy franchise, which she starred in from 1984-1989.

Marion Ramsey has sadly died at the age of 73, it has been confirmed. The actress, best known for starring in Police Academy, died at her Los Angeles home on Thursday. Ramsey’s management team at Roger Paul Inc. A announced her death but said, although she had been ill in recent days, a cause of death is yet to be determined. Fans will remember Ramsey for her notable role as squeaky-voiced Officer Laverne Hooks in Police Academy, beginning with the first installment and going on to star in the next four sequels. Ramsey was also a Broadway veteran and starred in the 1978 production Eubie!, a biographical music about celebrated jazz pianist Eubie Blake.

Deadline reported that she had been sick recently.Marion was best known for playing Officer Laverne Hooks in “Police Academy.” The star’s signature role came in the 1984 hit that starred Steve Guttenberg. Her high-pitched voice and comedic timing made her character a standout in the film. “Police Academy” was such a success, five sequels spawned over the next five years with Marion appearing in all of them. She also appeared in the hit 1978 Broadway show “Eubie!”Marion, who was born in Philadelphia, began her on-stage career just four years before, performing in productions of “Hello, Dolly!” The entertainer later starred alongside acting legend Bette Davis in the musical “Miss Moffat” – which went on to become a massive flop.Around this

Marion Ramsey, who was best known for playing Officer Laverne Hooks in the Police Academy series, has sadly passed away at the age of 73.

Eli Countryman Marion Ramsey, known for acting in the “Police Academy” films and gracing the Broadway stage in 1978’s “Eubie!,” died Thursday at her home in Los Angeles. She was 73.Roger Paul of Roger Paul Inc., the agency that managed Ramsey, confirmed the news to Variety.

Police Academy actress Marion Ramsey has died at the age of 73.A cause of death has not been determined.She was best known for playing Officer Laverne Hooks in all five of the Police Academy films.Marion was orginally a stage actor and starred in the original Broadway and subsequent touring productions of Hello, Dolly!.Another one of Marion’s memorable role was in the hit 1978 Broadway show Eubie!.Her first TV appearance was one US sitcom The Jeffersons.She later was a regular on Bill Cosby’s sketch show Cos.Marion landed her most iconic role in the first Police Academy film in 1984 - and was renowned for her high-pitched voice in the role.In 1993 Marion reprised her role in the video John Virgo: Playing for Laughs and in a 2006 episode of

Marion Ramsey has died at the age of 73, her rep has sadly confirmed.

Marion Ramsey, an actress and singer who appeared in the 1978 hit Broadway show Eubie! but is best known for her portrayal of the sweet, squeaky-voiced Officer Laverne Hooks in the Police Academy franchise, died today in her Los Angeles home. She was 73.