Nehemiah Persoff, character actor who appeared in The Twilight Zone and Yentl, dies at age 102

Dakota Johnson suited up for the San Francisco Film Festival premiere of her forthcoming movie Cha Cha Real Smooth.The 32-year-old actress was clad in a houndstooth patterned co-ord that she teamed with a bandeau and heels.The brunette beauty smiled for photos as she walked the event's red carpet ahead of the screening.In the film Dakota plays a young mother who becomes friends with a recent college graduate (Cooper Raiff) who works as a party host. Sharp style: Dakota Johnson suited up for the San Francisco Film Festival premiere of her forthcoming movie Cha Cha Real SmoothJohnson wore a gold necklace with a beaded chain and two hanging pendants around her neck.She sported her signature hairstyle - long, imperfect piecey locks with a shaggy face-framing bang.

Kristin Cavallarididn't mind getting real with her fans while sharing a series of portraits taken outside a Nashville flower shop on Saturday.The reality star, 35, posed witha bouquet of flowers in hand while going braless in askintight brown criss-cross top that left little the imagination.'It was cold in the flower shop,' joked Cavallari, who was alluding to her unusually perky chest. No shame:Kristin Cavallari didn't mind getting real with her fans while sharing a series of portraits taken outside a Nashville flower shop on SaturdayAlthough the Balancing in Heels author may have shown a little more than she bargained for, the snaps were clearly too cute not to post.She styled her top with a belted khaki mini skirt and a pair of lace-up sneakers.

Harry Styles was pictured while taking a walk with a friend in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.The 28-year-old performer appeared to be enjoying the sunny springtime weather as he made his way along the city's walkways during his shared hike.The One Direction member's outing comes after his girlfriend Olivia Wilde was served with custody papers by her ex Jason Sudeikis during her CinemaCon presentation in Las Vegas earlier this week. Stepping out: Harry Styles was pictured while taking a walk with a friend in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.The 28-year-old performer appeared to be enjoying the sunny springtime weather as he made his way along the city's walkways during his shared hikeStyles rocked a white graphic-printed t-shirt on top of a matching long-sleeve shirt during his outdoor workout session.The Watermelon Sugar singer also sported a set of thigh-high shorts while enjoying the sunny California weather.

Miles Teller spent quality time with his wife Keleigh Sperry and several of his Top Gun: Maverick castmates while boarding a plane in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.The 35-year-old performer was captured chatting with co-star Glen Powell while making his way towards the airplane.The group were reportedly headed to San Diego, where the original Top Gun film took place. The long-awaited sequel to the 1986 action flick hits theaters on May 27.

Kate Moss made sure she had plenty of time to get past jet lag and to ensure her look is nailed down for Monday night's Met Gala by touching down in New York City over the weekend.And on Saturday, the veteran supermodel, 48, was spotted out on an errand run in the Big Applelooking as stylish as ever.She made her way down the bustling city streets in a black floral-print dress with a plunging neckline. Met prep:Kate Moss made sure she had plenty of time to get past jet lag and to ensure her look is nailed down for Monday night's Met Gala by touching down in New York City over the weekend.

Carrie Underwood, Maren Morris, and Kristin Chenoweth all took to social media on Saturday to pay tribute to country music legend Naomi Judd.Judd's daughters Wynonna and Ashley announced the unexpected news of their mother's death earlier in the day.'Today we sisters experienced a tragedy. We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness,' they collectively wrote.

In one of the most deprived areas of Greater Manchester, a mum-of-four walks her children home from school. “I hardly sleep,” she says as her young daughters play beside her.

When you think of the Peak District, impressive hills and dramatic crags probably spring to mind. Yet it also has its fair share of beautiful woodland walks.

horse was only interested in its giant penis, a documentary writer claims. Kenneth Pinyan's final moments were filmed by a zoophile pal as the pair recorded one of their many close encounters with horses under the cloak of darkness.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho. But other times, you cannot help but tittle at the sound of the likes of Jizz Hornkamp, Rod Fanni and Nortei Nortey.

Instagram followers to some sexy snaps. Sofia has decided to follow the 90’s belly chain trend - even Page 3 babe Apollonia Llewellyn has given it a go.

Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci was once given garlic sweets by his motivational coach Alberto Ferrarini before a controversial 3-2 Serie A win over rivals Roma back in 2014.Carlos Tevez' controversial penalty was cancelled out by Roma's Francesco Totti from the spot, before the Argentinian levelled matters on the brink of half-time after Juan Iturbe had scored the second.With five minutes remaining, Bonucci restored Juventus' lead with a wonder-goal from the edge of the area, before both Alvaro Morata and Kostas Manolas were dismissed after receiving a red card. However, Bonucci's inspiration to score the winner may have come from an unexpected source.Ferrarini who admitted to giving the defender sweets before the match, said he instructed his player to breathe on Totti and Gervinho during the game.

urban exploring group has shared photos of their fearless venture onto a famous "ghost ship" wreckage, which floated at sea without a crew or captain for 18 months.The abandoned merchant vessel was left at sea in October 2018 and washed up on the Irish coast amid Storm Dennis in February 2020. The crew were left stranded when its engines failed in the Atlantic Ocean during a voyage from Greece to Haiti.

Hitler was massive, involving soldiers, sailors, airmen, factory workers and many other people in a wide range of occupations.But perhaps the strangest operation of World War 2 was dreamed up by a novelist.Ian Fleming, long before he became famous as the creator of super-spy James Bond, worked as assistant to the director of Naval Intelligence, Admiral Sir John Godfrey (who was the inspiration for Bond’s boss M).In 1943, with the massive Allied invasion of Sicily poised to strike at what Churchill called the “soft underbelly” of Hitler’s Europe, the German defenders needed to be lured elsewhere to prevent a bloodbath on the beaches.And back in 1939, Fleming had dreamed up a secret plan as wild as the plot of any of his novels that would distract the Nazis from the obvious target.In fact, the original idea was pinched from a 1937 detective novel by Basil Thomson, The Milliner’s Hat Mystery.In a list of ideas for baffling the German High Command, Fleming wrote: “A suggestion (not a very nice one).“A corpse, dressed as an airman, with despatches in his pockets, could be dropped on the coast.”The fake despatches would contain misinformation to convince Hitler’s henchmen that the strike would come not in the obvious place of Sicily, but in Greece and Sardinia.From Fleming’s “not very nice” idea Ewen Montagu of Naval Intelligence, a barrister in civilian life, and the RAF’s Charles Cholmondeley, created Operation Mincemeat, an operation so bold, and so strange, it’s inspired two major feature films.Many of the details of the plan were only declassified in 1996.

Britain's Got Talent fans have been speculating as to who they think is under the costume of "The Witch", a frightening character that appeared on the ITV talent show.The contestant is difficult to identify under all of the facial prosthetics that were used as part of the costume.The Witch scared the living daylights out of the judges, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.The contestant handed out apples from a sinister sack and handed Amanda a pristine one in her hand, which The Witch crushed up to reveal creepy crawly maggots and cockroaches.Alesha jumped out of her seat as the creatures splattered across the judges' desk.The terrifyingly brilliant performance and disguised identity of The Witch had viewers racing to social media to discuss who they thought could be playing the part. Many suggested that it could be either of the BGT hosts, Ant McPartlin or Dec Donnelly."I think ‘The Witch’ is @antanddec Dec in disguise!" wrote one person.

Frank Lampard in the Chelsea hot-seat.Not that he has any reason to, having played no part in the Blues’ decision to sack their club legend back in January 2021. Yet, as he prepares to take his FA Cup finalists to face Lampard’s relegation-threatened Everton, Tuchel admits he wishes it had worked out better for his predecessor.The German loves it when a former playing great assumes the managerial reigns at the club where he made his name on the pitch.

In view of her 1.4 million followers, she captioned the post: "Nicky lived a long loving life. I’ll miss you Papa!!"She added the hashtag: "#NehemiahPersoff."The actress was swiftly inundated with messages of condolence as social media users paid tribute.Instagram user, Cefe Hyatt commented: "Condolences to your friend Barbra.

Variety by his daughter Dahlia.He retired "in recent decades" following a stroke as well as other health complications.Paying tribute, Barbara Streisand said: "Nicky lived a long loving life.

Carmel Dagan Staff WriterNehemiah Persoff, who appeared as Barbra Streisand’s rabbi father in “Yentl” and had roles in hundreds of films and TV series including “Some Like It Hot” and “Twins,” died Tuesday in San Luis Obispo, Calif. He was 102.His death was confirmed by his daughter, Dahlia.

passing in a statement to Deadline.Persoff had passed away at a rehabilitation facility in San Luis Obispo, California, several years after he retired from acting due to a stroke and other health issues. Born in Jerusalem, Israel, the thespian and his family moved to the US in 1929, eventually ending up in New York City.

Nehemiah Persoff, an actor who went from the uncredited role of a cab driver in On The Waterfront‘s iconic “coulda been a contender” scene to become one of the busiest character actors in television and film for five decades, died Tuesday at a rehabilitation facility in San Luis Obispo, California. He was 102.