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Die Hard, it sounds like the aftermath of the iconic action movie wasn't pleasant for Alan Rickman.Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure star Alex Winter has shared an experience he had while chatting with the late British actor in a new interview.Discussing being frequently associated with a single role, Winter told : “It could be worse. I remember walking down the street with Alan Rickman once.“A fan came up to us, and afterwards Alan was like, ‘You’re so lucky that you’re known for playing Bill and not Hans Gruber the terrorist.“'People come up to me and spit in my face.

Die Hard role.The actor – who died in 2016 – played iconic villain Hans Gruber in the first film of the franchise, starring opposite Bruce Willis.Despite playing one of the most legendary characters in film, and one of our ultimate favourites, it turns out fans didn’t quite react in the best way to his 1988 role.In fact, they would spit in his face when they encountered him in the streets.Yes, seriously.Chatting to the New York Times, close friend Alex Winter opened up on his time with the actor, relating to his own time in the Bill & Ted franchise.When asked if he was worried about making a sequel to the film, and be associated with the roles ‘forever’, he said: ‘I mean, it could be worse.

feeling like she had to work ‘ten times as hard’ as the black girl in the band, and worried that she was the ‘least-favoured’ by the fans. Leigh-Anne says fans will get to see her speak more about her own experiences in the upcoming BBC documentary, Leigh-Anne: Colourism & Race.‘It’s hard because I feel like I’ve kept in so much for so long, so you’ll see me being very open and honest and also just talking about the wider issue at hand,’ she revealed. ‘Racism is so rife in the UK and I’m just so happy I am getting to explore it and spread the awareness and I am excited for it to come out.’ The singer says she is definitely sensing a shift in attitudes to speaking about issues of racism, with more people being open to having the long-overdue

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Disorder complaints in Renfrewshire rocketed during lockdown due to breaches of Covid-19 guidelines, fresh statistics indicate.New data from Police Scotland shows reports went up by almost two-thirds between April and June compared to the same period last year, with a total of 3,595 complaints received.And cops have said the spike can almost solely be put down to breaches - both actual and perceived - of coronavirus regulations.The figures emerged in documents presented to Renfrewshire Council’s police and fire scrutiny sub-committee, which met virtually yesterday.From the start of lockdown to now, police have issued a total of 133 fixed penalty

Police have arrested nine people under the Terrorism Act after a probe into the New IRA.

Ellie (Ashley Johnson), left, and her girlfriend, Dina (Shannon Woodward), are two prominent queer characters in the acclaimed blockbuster game “The Last of Us Part II.” (Photo: Naughty Dog)

Courteney Cox modeled a shirt for charity Tuesday as she joined designer Zuhair Murad in his initiative to help the people of Beirut following a deadly blast there earlier this month.'I am joining [Zuhair Murad] in his initiative to help the people of Beirut who have lost so much during this devastating tragedy,' the 56-year-old Friends star said in a statement alongside the image.Cox said that '100% of the profits from this T-shirt will support the relief efforts of [Offre Joie] who are currently on the grounds responding to humanitarian needs.

Jack Kennedy Schlossberg‘s appearance during the 2020 Democratic National Convention made a big impact!

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Lauren Akins is opening up about her marriage to high school sweetheart, country music star Thomas Rhett. In her new memoir, "LIVE IN LOVE: Growing Together Through Life's Changes," the 30-year-old details meeting Rhett, also 30, and their journey together.

Flu and pneumonia is now killing six times as many people as coronavirus, new figures reveal.

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Disabled people should be given the right to work from home once the coronavirus lockdown comes to an end, a trade union has said.

coronavirus is being largely spread unknowingly by young people, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned. The body pointed towards people in their 20s, 30s and 40s who are asymptomatic.Takeshi Kasai, WHO's regional director for the Wester Pacific, said at a virtual meeting these age groups pose a risk to more vulnerable groups.Kasai said: "The epidemic is changing.

BBC 's Fast Show want a return of the 90s classic comedy to put a post-­pandemic smile back on our faces.

Obergefell v. Hodges case that legalized marriage equality, the 38-year-old Walker added: “Just as gay and lesbian Americans ‘cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth, neither can Americans ‘with a deep faith that requires them to do things passing legislative majorities might find unseemly or uncouth.'”Walker, a Trump appointee who was recently confirmed to the U.S.

Justin Kroll, Nellie Andreeva In her first major foray into TV series, Rachel Weisz is set to headline and executive produce Dead Ringers, a reimagining with a gender swap of David Cronenberg’s cult classic 1980s film. Amazon has given a straight-to-series order to the project, from Weisz, Alice Birch, lead writer of Hulu’s acclaimed Normal People series, Annapurna Television and Morgan Creek Entertainment, the company behind the original movie.In Dead Ringers, written by Birch, The Mantle twins, played by Weisz, are the most successful, brilliant and extraordinary people you’ve never met.

Lovecraft Country, HBO's genre-melding new horror drama, has a predominately Black cast, which is rare to see in mainstream horror, sci-fi or any of the the other pulp genres the series operates in. Showrunner Misha Green, using author Matt Ruff's book as a template, consciously put her flag down for Black people on the cosmic horror subgenre of 1900s horror writer H.P.

Kevin Hart has spoken out about his friendships with Ellen DeGeneres and Nick Cannon, who have both found themselves under fire recently.