Marnie Schulenburg, ‘One Life To Life’ Star, Dead At 37

Daniel Brühl and Macaulay Culkin have joined the cast of the Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia directed thriller, Rich Flu, which we told you about back at EFM with Rosamund Pike attached to star. Production is expected to start in the fall.

Coronation Street. But, speaking on her new podcast, Hot and Bothered, which she hosts with OnlyFans model and actress Sarah Jayne Dunn, Rhian admitted that one saucy Valentine’s Day gift to an ex-boyfriend had not worked out as planned.

A pensioner has died and a woman was seriously injured following a horror crash in the Highlands.

Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, a new survey has revealed that there’s a growing feeling that Britain can no longer afford a royal family.There’s strong support, overall, for Her Majesty herself, with the majority of people think the Queen should remain as monarch for as long as possible rather than abdicating.But there’s less support for her son, Prince Charles, and the survey results suggests that some hard questions may be asked after he eventually takes the throne.Ipsos surveyed 1,039 British adults, finding that the proportion of people saying they think the Prince of Wales would do a good job as king stands at 49%, with 20% saying they think he will do a bad job.Those polled were asked if they agree or disagree that the royal family is an expensive luxury the country cannot afford.38% said they agree, 36% said they disagree, and the rest said they do not know or neither agreed nor disagreed.Accounts for the Sovereign Grant show the monarchy cost the taxpayer £87.5 million during 2020/21 – an increase of £18.1 million on the previous financial year.The survey found younger people were more likely to think the royals are a luxury the country cannot afford, with 48% of 16-34-year-olds agreeing with the statement, compared with 22% of 55-75-year-olds.Some 66% of those surveyed said they think the Queen should keep doing her job for as long as possible, with 23% saying she should abdicate at some stage.The remainder of those surveyed said they did not know.The survey found that people were split over whether they think Charles will reduce the cost of the monarchy if he becomes king, with 40% saying they think it is likely that he will and 43% saying they think it is unlikely.Asked if they think the Duke of

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San Francisco Pride organisers have been told by the city’s Democratic Mayor London Breed that she will boycott the annual Pride parade, if police officers are not allowed to march  in uniform. Police presence in pride marches have been a contentious issue across the world, including in Australia. In 2020, in the wake of protests over the murder of George Floyd, SF Pride organisers had banned the police from marching in the parade in uniform.

EastEnders fans spotted the disappearance of a key prop ahead of Prince Charles and Camilla visiting for their Jubilee cameo.The Queen Vic in Walford is known for its iconic portrait of Princess Diana, set against a white backdrop and with the princess looking regal as ever in a high-collared white gown.This week, however, the portrait disappeared - just ahead of Charles and Camilla dropping in for the upcoming Jubilee party.But in episodes transmitting this week, Vic owner Mick Carter - played by Danny Dyer - is busy dressing the pub for the Platinum Jubilee street party.Fans were quick to point out that the portrait of Diana shad vanished, despite being seen in the background as Mick discussed the party with Kathy Beale and Sonia Fowler, intending to ask the council if he can close the Square off.In the next shot, Mick could be seen holding a portrait of the Queen and informing Kathy that he wants to put it up ‘there’ - where the Diana portrait had been just moments before.Baffled fans took to social media to share their thoughts, with one writing: “I’ve just seen the pic of Diana in the Vic. Has it really been removed?”“Since the Carters moved inside the Vic there was a picture of Princess Diana on the wall.

BBC Breakfast has been hit with a slew of exits in recent months - including long-term hosts Louise Minchin and Dan Walker.This week, it emerged that political correspondent Adam Fleming is also taking an extended break from the show in order to focus on different projects, including presenting BBC Newscast.And on Friday (May 27), hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt turned their attention to various job advertisements they found in the newspapers.During a discussion about the headlines of the day, Charlie impressed Naga by reading aloud an article about a school on a Scottish island searching for a new teacher for its four pupils.Charlie told Naga: "Job advert there for you in the paper. A job advertised which is a for a new headteacher on a remote Scottish island."How many pupils will you be teaching on the remote Scottish island? I'll tell you.

Led Zepplin‘s most iconic concerts – held at New York’s Madison Square Garden in 1970 – has been unearthed and uploaded to the internet.Captured on 8mm film, the brief clip was shot during their September 19, 1970 performance at the famed venue. The footage jumps in places, but isn’t too fragmented, as it’s synced to bootleg concert audio.

SEVENTEEN have dropped their new single ‘Hot’, a cut from their latest full-length album ‘Face The Sun’.In the brazen new visual, the 13 members of the K-pop boyband make their way across an almost-barren desert, performing the song’s choreography against the backdrop of a construction site around a partially-built structure that appears to be a giant palm.“Face the sun, set it on fire / So hot / Face the sun, set it on fire / This song’s sizzling, everybody join in,” they chant on the song’s high-octane chorus. It’s the second single from ‘Face The Sun’, following the English track ‘Darl+ing’.‘Face The Sun’, which dropped alongside ‘Hot’, features seven other brand-new tracks from the boyband.

Soap opera actress Marnie Schulenburg has passed away at just 37 years old. The actress was best known for her role as Jo Sullivan in Hulu’s One Life to Live reboot as well as Alison Stewart on As the World Turns.

Soap star Marnie Schulenburg has died amid a battle with breast cancer. She was 37.

on Wednesday. The Massachusetts native suffered from stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, which was discovered five months after her 2-year-old daughter, Coda, was born. Schulenburg is survived by her husband,  and  actor Zack Robidas — whom she wed in 2013 — and their toddler.Schulenburg made her daytime soap opera debut as Alison Stewart on CBS’ in 2007.

Actress Marnie Schulenburg has died after stage 4 metastatic breast cancer complications. She was 37. Schulenburg was most famously known for her roles on the soap opera "As the World Turns" and on the reboot of "One Life to Live."  A representative for Schulenburg told the Hollywood Reporter that she died in Bloomfield, New Jersey on Tuesday.  Variety reported that her husband Zack Robidas took to Facebook to confirm the news of her death and urged fans not to say she "lost her battle to cancer." Actress Marnie Schulenberg has died at age 37 after stage 4 breast cancer complications.

told The Hollywood Reporter.Schulenburg is best known for her roles as Alison Stewart on CBS’ “As the World Turns” and Jo Sullivan on the “One Life to Live” reboot.She also guest-starred or recurred on such shows as “Blue Bloods,” “Fringe,” “Royal Pains,” “Army Wives,” “Divorce” and “The Good Fight.” Most recently, she played the recurring role of Maggie Caysen on the Showtime drama “City on a Hill,” with Season 3 premiering in July.She was released from the hospital on Mother’s day to spend time with her family, SheKnows Soaps reported. Schulenburg leaves behind her 2-year-old daughter, Coda, whom she shares with her husband, “Succession” actor Zack Robidas. “Please don’t say Marnie lost her battle to cancer.

The Hollywood Reporter.The soap actress passed away at a hospital in New Jersey.Marnie has left behind her husband, actor Zack Robidas and their young daughter Coda, two.The star got married to her husband in 2013, who starred in Succession and Sorry For Your Loss.The TV star had been suffering from the disease since December 2019 and she was diagnosed just five months after her daughter was born. Marnie was from Massachusetts and was best known for her role as Alison Stewart on As The World Turns.For the role of Alison, she once received a Daytime Emmy nomination.The star played the role from 2007 until the show was inevitably cancelled in 2010.Ten days before Marnie passed away, she shared some sweet snaps on social media.

Actress Marnie Schulenberg has died at the age of 37 it was shared on Wednesday.The star passed away after a two-year battle with stage four metastatic breast cancer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The blonde was best known for her work on the soap operas As The World Turns and One Life To Live. And she also had guest starring roles on the prime time shows Blue Bloods, Army Wives, Royal Pains, Divorce and The Good Fight.This year she had the role of Maggie Caysen on the Showtime drama City On A Hill. Sad loss for Hollywood:Actress Marnie Schulenberg has died at the age of 37 it was shared on Wednesday.

Wilson Chapman editorMarnie Schulenburg, known for her roles in soap operas “As the World Turns” and “One Life to Live,” died Tuesday in New York due to a complication from breast cancer, a representative confirmed to Variety. She was 37.Schulenburg’s husband Zack Robidas, an actor known for his roles in “Sorry for Your Loss” and “Succession,” also confirmed the news via a Facebook post, in which he thanked her fans for their support after Schulenburg’s diagnosis.“Please don’t say Marnie lost her battle to cancer. It’s simply not true.

Marnie Schulenburg has sadly died age 37 following a battle with cancer.The As the World Turns actress has passed away after developing stage four breast cancer that had become metastatic. Marnie was diagnosed with cancer five months after the birth of her daughter Coda in December 2019. As well as receiving a Daytime Emmy for the former show, the star was also well-known for her role in the soap opera One Life to Live.The American actress is survived by her husband, actor Zack Robidas and their daughter, Coda, 2.

Marnie Schulenburg, the Daytime Emmy-nominated actress who played Alison Stewart on As the World Turns from 2007 to 2010, died Tuesday of metastatic breast cancer at a hospital in Bloomfield, NJ. She was 37.

Marnie Schulenburg has sadly died.