Ronald Reagan: Last News

Ellise Shafer Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve as a Supreme Court Justice, died on Friday, the Supreme Court announced in a statement. She was 93. O’Connor died in Phoenix, Ariz.

Elton John is opening up about his musical Tammy Faye, that did not last very long on Broadway.

Jonelle Matthews vanished just five days before Christmas 1984 in an American mystery that lasted nearly four decades.The schoolgirl disappeared on the evening of 20 December after being dropped off at her house by her school friend Deanna and Deanna’s dad Russell Ross. Police in small town Greeley, Colorado, feared she had been abducted but were unable to find a lead. 130 days after she went missing, the case prompted prompted President Ronald Reagan to make Jonelle one of the first missing children to be featured on milk cartons in his campaign to find lost children and bring them home.

Alex Ritman “Reagan,” the Dennis Quaid-led biopic about Ronald Reagan that became a sleeper hit in the U.S. last year, earning $30 million, is going global thanks to Universal Pictures Content Group, which is set to release the film internationally.

KISS’ Gene Simmons is giving his fans the chance to be his “personal assistant and band roadie” for the day.The bassist and singer is set to head out on the road in the US with The Gene Simmons Band in April and May, with the tour kicking off at the Graton Resort & Casino in Rohnert Park, California on April 5.As he prepares to hit the road again, the veteran rocker has launched a handful of Experiences which fans can purchase ahead of the upcoming dates.One of them is dubbed ‘The Ultimate Gene Simmons Experience’ which gives a fan the opportunity to help with load-in at the venue, stage set-up, and the ability to sit in on the sound check and hang out backstage.Simmons will also join the fan for a meal, and introduce the roadie during the show.But it comes at a hefty price at $12,495 (£9,667) in addition to the original ticket price, with a bass guitar that was previously used during a KISS rehearsal, thrown in.Only one experience per concert is available, with 26 dates currently scheduled across North America between April and August.Another package dubbed the ‘Gene Simmons Bass Experience’, gives a fan (and three guests) the chance to meet Simmons backstage.The package also allows them to take home one of Simmons’ bass guitars, which can be signed and personalised for $6,500 (£5,029) for a “non-stage-played” instrument, and $12,500 (£9,671) for an instrument that Simmons has previously played on stage in addition to the original ticket.You can see his run of tour dates here and purchase any remaining tickets here.Elsewhere, Simmons recently responded to critics of his involvement in the recent Ronald Reagan biopic, saying he “doesn’t give a squat”.The bassist and singer recorded a cover of Harold Arlen and Ted

For his main topic of the evening, Last Week Tonight host John Oliver delved into ICE detention centers, exploring the various ethical and legal issues revolving around detaining undocumented immigrants for uncertain periods of time.

KISS’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, have recorded 10 songs together.The pair recently shared photos with fans on Instagram showing themselves beside recording equipment as they performed as yet unheard material. Taking to his account last Saturday (February 22), Evan Stanley – the son of KISS singer and guitarist Paul Stanley – wrote: “One song turned into 10 real quick.”Another post featured Evan and Nick performing an original track with guitarist Jacob Bunton, which Paul Stanley called “magic!!!” while Nick’s sister Sophie joked “we want the album” in the comments.

President Donald Trump has revealed what was written in the farewell letter left for him by his predecessor, Joe Biden. The message to Trump from the Biden is part of a long-standing tradition for outgoing presidents to leave a note for their successors.

EXCLUSIVE: When Whiskey-class Soviet submarine U137 ran aground in Sweden in 1981 it sparked a diplomatic fracas that threatened to ignite a global conflict. With nukes possibly in play, it was no laughing matter. The team behind Whiskey on the Rocks, a satirical take on the Cold War sub drama, beg to differ.

For the first time in 40 years, Donald Trump‘s inauguration will be held indoors.

Donald Trump‘s presidential swearing-in ceremony will be moved indoors, as brutally cold weather is anticipated to descend on the D.C. region on Monday.

The Princess of Wales is set to celebrate her 43rd birthday this week after enduring a challenging year. Kate began 2024 with a hospital visit for an abdominal procedure and subsequently faced cancer treatment for much of the year.

Next year promises to be a hot one for European productions, with everything from Netflix‘s Italian period drama The Leopard to Max Turkey’s The First Göktürk drawing audiences to non-English-language fare. Throw in the second season of young adult crowd pleaser Maxton Hall: The World Between Us and Prime Video Italy’s Jesse Williams vehicle Costiera and it promises to be a bumper 2025. Read on for our selection, and add your own in the comments.

President Ronald Reagan took form on a nippy night in an area recording studio.There, amidst an array of electronics and under the watchful eyes of a producer, an engineer and Newton’s wife, attorney Kathleen McCrone, the 82-year-old known as Mr. Las Vegas laid down the vocals for “This Is America,” a song the hit biopic “Reagan,” starring Dennis Quaid, inspired.“Ronald Reagan was a dear friend of mine,” Newton told The Post in an exclusive interview.

KISS’ Gene Simmons has responded to critics of his involvement in the recent Ronald Reagan biopic, saying he “doesn’t give a squat”.The bassist and singer recorded a cover of Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler’s 1933 standard ‘Stormy Weather’ for Reagan, which was directed by Sean McNamara and released in the US in August.The film, which stars Dennis Quaid as the former President, as well as Penelope Ann Miller, Jon Voight, Mena Suvari and Creed frontman Scott Stapp as Frank Sinatra, received mostly negative reviews, and in a new interview, Simmons has hit back at anyone that took issue with his involvement.During an appearance on Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News, he was asked if he had received any pushback from his role in the movie. “How do I say this as nicely as I can? I don’t give a squat.”“Everybody’s entitled to an opinion,” he continued.

interview with Time magazine, which named the singer-songwriter its Icon of the Year, John seemed to blame Trump for the epic failure of his new musical “Tammy Faye.”The composer, whose pricey show closed a flop on Sunday after just 29 regular performances, called “Tammy Faye” a “political piece of work” that pushed the wrong “buttons” in the days after Nov. 5.“It’s a shame for everyone who put so much work in it,” John, 77, told Time. “But that’s what happens when you take a chance.” “It’s a fairly political piece of work,” added John of the show that opened Nov.

film “Reagan” has surged to the top of the home sales charts following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory on Nov. 5.“Reagan” was listed as #2 on Amazon’s Best Sellers list overall Monday for DVD, Blu-ray and digital download sales.It was listed No.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic “The Bibi Files,” directed by Alexis Bloom, is an extraordinary and essential documentary. It follows the corruption scandal that has engulfed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu like a toxic cloud. More than that, though, it’s about how the accusations he’s been trying to squirm out from under since 2019, when he was first indicted on charges of bribery and fraud, have changed his identity as a politician.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Belgian filmmaker Johan Grimonprez, whose “Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat” won an award for cinematic innovation at Sundance, mused on the significance of the “symbolic act” during a talk at documentary festival IDFA on Sunday. Speaking in the art-deco splendor of Amsterdam’s Tuschinski movie theater, Grimonprez started with an extract from his film “Shadow World,” which investigated the arms trade. First, he showed a clip in which Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi threw his shoes at George W.

Jared Harris (Chernobyl, The Crown, Mad Men) is going full circle and returning to the Royal Shakespeare Company for the first time in 34 years to play Claudius, the treacherous uncle in Hamlet. It is a play much-loved by his father Richard Harris, who played Dumbledore in the Harry Potter movies and Marcus Aurelius in Ridley Scott’s original 2000 Gladiator.

EXCLUSIVE: Guy Burnet (Oppenheimer), John Ross Bowie (Speechless), Adrian Rawlins (Mary & George) and Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson (Vikings: Valhalla) will round out the cast of Reykjavik, writer-director Michael Russell Gunn’s historical drama for Anyone But You producer SK Global.

Brent Lang Executive Editor As “Reykjavik,” a look at a critical summit between the U.S. and the Soviet Union that helped determine the fate of the two superpowers, begins shooting in Iceland this week, the drama has brought on Hope Davis, Branka Katic and Aya Cash. They join the SK Global feature, which has already lined up an impressive ensemble that includes Jeff Daniels as Ronald Reagan, Jared Harris as Mikhail Gorbachev and J.K.