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Diane Garrett In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, Variety is putting the spotlight on women around the world who have had a big impact on the entertainment industry in the past 12 months.But who are the leaders that inspire them? We decided to find out, quizzing executives, talent, producers and and talent around the world in conjunction with our annual International Women’s Impact Report. The answers ranged from political figures such as Kamala Harris, Jacinda Ardern and Michelle Obama to industry figures such as former CBS Entertainment president Nancy Tellem, Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon, Beyoncè and filmmaker and activist Ava DuVernay.

MONTECITO, Calif. (AP) — The latest on Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan and Harry, their first since stepping away from royal life:8:40 p.

Sources have exclusively revealed the Friends actress thinks Jacinda’s story would make an incredible movie – and she wants to star!

New Zealand has been struck by their first Covid-19 outbreak for 21 days.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxWhile the vast majority of supporters in the United Kingdom are forced to watch games away from stadiums, New Zealand is in a very different situation.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern recently revealed the country was 'covid free' with the vaccine roll-out set to begin in 2021.That's meant sports fans have been back in attendance for months, including at the country's recent Test match vs Pakistan.The traditional Boxing Day test, taking place at the Bay Oval was rudely interrupted by one over excited fan however.Wearing just his socks, the streaker ran onto the outfield before approaching the wicket where Kane Williamson was batting.After

Lorde has said that she decided on the title of her upcoming third album while on a recent trip to Antarctica.The singer recently announced plans to release a new 100-page photo book which documents her trip to the continent, which she made last year.Lorde has been teasing the release of new music throughout 2020, most recently promising that she would give her fans “something in return” next year in exchange for voting in the New Zealand election – which saw Jacinda Ardern secure a second term as Prime Minister.She’s now confirmed that her follow-up to 2017’s ‘Melodrama’ has a title, which was inspired by her 2019 trip to the wilderness.“It’s such an alien environment and it’s so dazzling, straight away,” the singer told New Zealand’s

New Zealand general election. Ms Arden won a second term in office as the country's Prime Minister.

6 min read As all eyes are on the United States Presidential Election at the moment, many may not have registered that New Zealand polls close soon, this Saturday in fact.

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Jacinda Ardern and an admired health director for the New Zealander of the year award.Mittens, a Turkish Angora cat, is often spotted by fans roaming tattoo parlours, office towers and churches in Wellington. In 2018 the intrepid cat was reportedly brought to a police station in the New Zealand capital by worried locals who feared he was lost.But after repeated encounters with Mittens, an Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals employee started a Facebook page to reassure people that the cat was not lost — he just liked having adventures.The Facebook page now has 50,000 followers who track the cat's daily activities around town, and last year Mitten was presented with the key to the city.I finally saw The Cat.

Covid-19 for the first time in 102 days. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed four coronavirus cases have been found in one Auckland household from an unknown source.

Coronavirus has broken out in New Zealand again after a 102-day streak of the country being Covid-19 free.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has imposed a temporary lockdown in Auckland - putting the city on alert level three.It comes after four cases of the deadly virus were confirmed in the community there.From Wednesday, people will be asked to stay at home, while restaurants and other businesses must close by midday so that health officials can "assess the situation".Ms Ardern said: "We are asking people in Auckland to stay home to stop the spread.

From his new show: Anti Hero – Isaac Butterfield (2020) pic.twitter.com/nJZsSkLWpkMany have since taken to social media to sound off about the ‘offensive’ remark which makes light of the horrendous event New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has called ‘one of New Zealand’s darkest days’.Some accused the comedian of ‘mocking’ the deaths, with one writing on Twitter:‘#Isaac_Butterfield is bullying the most powerless and voiceless amongst us he is haunting the survivors and victims who only have memories of loved ones left. It is not brave or honest or standing up for anything.

It’s the biggest crisis that any world leader has faced since the war. So who is rising to the coronavirus challenge– and who isn’t?

New Zealand is on the verge of 'eliminating' coronavirus following weeks of a strict lockdown.

Dozens of countries around the world are on lockdown in order to contain the coronavirus pandemic.

We may be in the middle of one of the biggest things to happen for a generation but This Morning is still remaining a constant.

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern was recently asked to give her reaction on Kanye West's announcement that he is running for the United States president this year.

HOLLY Willoughby couldn't control her giggles as the This Morning team debated whether or not the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy are "essential workers". The discussion came after New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern tried her best to reassure worried children at the weekend - and Holly and her co-host Phillip Schofield admitted that it was one of the strangest discussions they'd had on the show.

This Morning is well known for airing some bizarre moments during its morning slot.

An utterly bizarre row erupted on This Morning today after a guest became upset over a joke involving the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy being considered key workers.