NBC’s Rebecca McGill Joins Dick Wolf’s Wolf Entertainment As EVP

MOLLY-MAE Hague has opened up about her endometriosis surgery and revealed concerns that didn't work. The 22-year-old posted a new YouTube video called 'spend my period week with me' and fought back tears as she spoke to her subscribers. Former Love Island star Molly said: "So guys, the period came.

body positive messages.And she's done it again, as she told fans that they 'don't need a thigh gap or abs'.Bree shared an uplifting message on her Instagram page alongside posed snaps of herself compared to 'real' pictures.In her first photo, the brunette beauty was seen sucking in her waist and sticking out her bum while in orange gym wear to give the illusion of the 'perfect' body.However, in the right-hand photo, she relaxed to show the 'real' her - with her tummy and cellulite on show.Bree then shared more similar photos as she zoomed-in on her curves to show her 543,000 followers that not all is always what it seems.Captioning the post, she wrote: "In 2022, we’re putting an end to unrealistic beauty standards."No one needs a thigh gap — depending on bone structure, some people have them, some people don’t."You don’t need a flat tummy — having fat on your body is vital for your health."You don’t need abs to be happy in your skin."You don’t need to remove your cellulite. Or to only eat “clean” food.

AMC Networks beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and reported 9 million streaming subscribers as of the end of 2021, in line with company projections.

Power cuts may hit Scots during Storm Dudley and Eunice this week as the Met Office has issued three weather warnings covering the severe weather.

Christopher Vourlias Russian sci-fi comedy “Couple from the Future,” a 2021 box-office hit directed by Alexey Nuzhny (“Fire”), is getting a Chinese remake, Variety has learned.Production and distribution powerhouse Central Partnership has sold the rights for a Chinese adaptation to Shanghai Matching Culture Media.The film is set in the year 2040. Evgeniy and Alexandra have been married for 20 years, and their relationship has lost its passion. Getting divorced isn’t an option – in the future, annulling a marriage is a very expensive affair.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Locarno Film Festival recently announced a complete retro dedicated to Douglas Sirk, 35 years after the death of the director best known for melodramas made in Hollywood in the 1940s and 1950s, such as “Magnificent Obsession” and “Written on the Wind,” that aims to provide a fresh critical interpretation of his work.Sirk, who was born in Denmark and worked in Germany, which he left for Hollywood during Hitler’s rise to power, later returned to Europe and eventually retired in Switzerland.Among his most prominent fans were late great German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Bernardo Bertolucci.For the first time, Sirk’s filmography will be reviewed in the light of unpublished documents made available by the director’s family through the Douglas Sirk Foundation and preserved since 2012 at the Cinémathèque Suisse, broadening the perspective on this major auteur. Variety spoke to Locarno’s artistic director Giona A.

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Last week, NBC announced plans to revive “Law & Order” for a 21st season, more than a decade after cancelling the show in 2020.

The recently greenlighted Season 21 of Dick Wolf’s Law & Order is expected to bring back a number of popular cast members from the Emmy-winning crime drama’s 20-year run on NBC. During an interview with Rachael Ray for an upcoming episode of her syndicated daytime talk show, L&O alum Anthony Anderson revealed that he has been approached about coming back.

Dick Wolf is opening up about the Law & Order revival.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeIf broadcast network TV is supposed to be dead, no one told Dick Wolf. The procedural maven’s eight shows across NBC and CBS are proving to be a viewership powerhouse for the two networks as the new TV season gets underway, cementing Wolf’s expanding dominance in primetime.It’s also perhaps why NBC felt the time was finally right to revive the “Law & Order” mothership, a show that Wolf has been eager to bring back from the moment it ended its initial run in 2010.

Dick Wolf, the prolific TV producer, is no stranger to success. In fact, he has over 30 years of experience at it.

More than 11 years after one of NBC's most bizarre cancellations, taking the original Law & Order off the air before what would have been its record-breaking 21st season, the network is bringing the beloved show back.NBC has given the green light for a 21st season of the original flagship series from series/franchise creator Dick Wolf and writer/showrunner Rick Eid, according to a network press release.Casting and a premiere date will be announced at a later time, though it's believed that several of the stars from the show that launched a massive franchise will return.

Dick Wolf, the original series' return is a «dream come true.»«There are very few things in life that are literally dreams come true,» Wolf said. «This is mine.»While it's been 10 years since the original flagship series has been on the air, the return is a welcomed one by both Wolf and NBC." is quite simply one of the most iconic shows in television history, and the idea of continuing its legacy and partnering with Dick on an all-new season is nothing short of exhilarating," Susan Rovner, Chairman, Entertainment Content, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming said.

One of television’s longest running, most successful dramas is making an unexpected comeback.

Law & Order is coming back!

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorThe original “Law & Order” will return to NBC with new episodes for season 21, nearly a dozen years after the series signed off after a 20-year run.Rick Eid will serve as showrunner of the new iteration of the series from Wolf Entertainment and Universal Television. “Law & Order” creator Dick Wolf has worked for years to get the mothership series back with new episodes in primetime.“There are very few things in life that are literally dreams come true,” said Wolf.

Eleven and a half years after NBC abruptly canceled Law & Order, denying its shot at making TV history, the network is bringing back Dick Wolf’s Emmy-winning series for a new season, its 21st.