Sex Education: Last News

now heads to DeSantis’ desk for his signature into law.Proponents of the bill say the measure — which prohibits classroom discussions or curriculum content related to sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity through third grade — is needed to protect students from learning about complicated and controversial issues before they’re old enough to understand such concepts. The measure allows parents to sue school systems if they are not kept informed of changes affecting their children’s wellbeing or the support services, including counseling, that they receive.But opponents say that the bill’s overly broad reach will punish teachers if LGBTQ-related content is broached in class, even if such issues are raised by students — regardless of the insistence of the bill’s House and Senate sponsors, Rep.

Chris Evans’ Virgin Radio show to discuss her latest project, Robin Robin.The actress was asked a series of questions on her career by the radio host, which lasted well over 10 minutes, before she assumed their interview had wrapped up.Chris asked the Sex Education star: “Gillian stars in the First Lady coming to us next year?”Sounding bewildered that the conversation was still going, Gillian replied: “Yes, yes next year.”Chris, noticing her tone of voice, commented: “Oh she was off then."Playing down her mistake, Gillian said: “What?”The former Top Gear host joked: “You sounded like you were off, halfway out the door.”Facing up to the fact she had been rumbled, Gillian teased back: “Oh yeah, sorry, I kind of was, but don’t take it

Killing Eve star Jodie Comer has discussed the series’ impending conclusion, saying she’d prefer the show ended on a “good note” rather than “going on and on”.Filming on the fourth season began in early October, with the final episodes of Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Eve’s (Sandra Oh) psychopathic spy antics set to air next year.Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar, Comer said she was trying to avoid thinking about the show’s final bow.“I’m trying not to think about it too much, honestly,” Comer said.

Sex Education and Bridgerton star Simone Ashley has opened up about the "intense" training regime she was prescribed during Bridgerton filming, and apparently it's a lot harder than her Sex Education routine.Speaking to Wonderland Magazine, Simone said: "With Bridgerton, it's much more intense than Sex Education in the sense that if I'm not filming, I'm horse riding, training or in rehearsals. I'm in accent training or I'm in a fitting."Horse riding… I've never really ridden before.

Netflix’s hit series Sex Education.

Killing Eve’s final season might not be the last we see of the show’s universe.The actress, who plays stylish assassin Villanelle, will return for the show’s fourth season when it airs next year – although it seems show bosses might be planning a continuation of sorts.Asked by Phillip Schofield on This Morning (September 15) if the idea of a Killing Eve movie has been floated around, Comer said: “I don’t think so.

“Sex Education” in part thanks to his teen daughters. “I originally started watching it with my children,” Isaacs, 58, told the Post from his home in London, where he lives with his 16 and 19 year old daughters and his wife, filmmaker Emma Hewitt. “That quickly took a sharp left turn, because nobody wants to watch this with their children,” he said, referring to the show’s frequently raunchy scenes. “But I’m a huge fan.

Sex Education season 3 has been released, giving viewers a spoof advert for Moordale Secondary school.The hit Netflix series is due to return on September 17, with the likes of Asa Butterfield (Otis Milburn), Ncuti Gatwa (Eric Effiong) and Emma Mackey (Maeve Wiley) all back.Among the new cast additions for the next season is Girls‘ Jemima Kirke, who plays new Moordale headteacher Hope – and going by the new teaser she is trying to raise the school’s standards.In the clip, many familiar student faces try desperately to promote the school by shining a positive light, though struggle to mask their discomfort.

Sex Education star Asa Butterfield has teased new details about season three of the Netflix series, confirming there will be a time jump.The actor, who plays the lead role of Otis Milburn in the hit series, also revealed that his character has “grown up a bit” in the new episodes.“There’s a bit of a time-jump since the season two cliffhanger,” Butterfield told The Guardian. “Otis is back at school but he’s got different things on his plate.