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five-minute TikTok video, shared on Friday, Bode explained that it was fine for audiences to dislike the character, admitting that she is “complex.” However, she criticized fans for highlighting her disability and poking fun at it. “Aggressive comments and jokes about Nessa’s disability itself is deeply uncomfortable, because disability is not fictional,” Bode explained. “At the end of the day, me, Marissa, is the person that is still disabled and in a wheelchair.

cancer-free after completing chemotherapy, emphasized the need for loved ones and empathy during difficult times ahead of the festive televised event at London’s Westminster Abbey on Dec. 6.“Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year.

was found dead in his Tennessee home on Tuesday, according to TMZ. He was 44. While a cause of death was not immediately known, the musician was last seen alive on Nov.

according to The Numbers.The Post called the sequel to the 2016 flick, where Dwayne Johnson reprises his character Maui, “wishy washy,” but said the “likable musical is nicely animated, has nice characters and a few nice songs.”This holiday weekend, the movie could rake in as much as $220 million, making it the largest five-day debut in history, according to The Hollywood Reporter. It also became the best earning movie on Black Friday in history, as per Deadline.

bizarre Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade performance, purportedly believing it’s good publicity for his new holiday album. The “Tonight Show” host, 50, was roasted by fans after wearing sunglasses during the parade, despite the rainy weather.

thought it was just OK — please keep yelling at me about that. But Hollywood needs strong performers after a rough year, and getting back audiences who’ve given the cinema the old heave-ho is a win for the industry.Yes.

LONDON (AP) — Former “Harry Potter” film actor Rupert Grint faces a 1.8 million-pound ($2.3 million) bill after he lost a legal battle with the tax authorities.Grint, who played Ron Weasley in the magical film franchise, was ordered to pay the money in 2019 after H.M. Revenue and Customs, the U.K.

allegedly attempting to settle there permanently following Donald Trump’s election win.But the 43-acre grounds are now underwater after the River Thames broke its banks in the wake of Storm Bert, the Daily Mail reports. Numerous roads in the Cotswolds have been left impassable after being saturated in five feet of waterMany locals are trapped in their homes, with one resident who lives near the couple telling the outlet: “The flood waters are rising by the hour.

People, Danson explained that the couple, who will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary next year, prefer to spend time together in the early mornings compared to a romantic date night.“Date nights are kind of, at my age, date early bird specials,” Danson, 76, told the outlet.He continued, “The most fun is the early mornings, 4:30 in the morning, coffee in bed, playing Wordle, Connections, and Spelling Bee, talking and laughing and sharing.”“To both of us, it’s like heaven on Earth,” said the actor.Despite both of their busy schedules, Danson said that distance does not stop him from having his sweet mornings with Steenburgen, 71.“Even if she’s working in a different time zone, we will wake up in time to be able to play our games and have coffee over the phone,” he said.Danson told the outlet that part of the reason he cherishes these moments with his wife is because they did not meet until later in life. When they met, Steenburgen and Danson were in their 40s and both had been previously married.Steenburgen shares a son and daughter with actor Malcolm McDowell, to whom she was married from 1980 until 1990.

Actress Keira Knightley revealed that the controversial “Love Actually” cue card scene which sparked debate amongst rom-com fans and her fellow cast and crew was a “creepy and sweet” moment.Knightley, 39, recalled Friday how a group of construction workers approached her recently and they held up cue cards in homage to the iconic scene from the 2003 holiday movie.“I was stuck in traffic for ages recently and a car full of builders next to me started holding up the signs like in the movie,” Knightley said on “The Graham Norton Show.” “It was creepy and sweet at the same time, much like it was in the film.”The controversial scene happened when hopeless romantic Mark, played by “The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln, confessed his love to Knightley’s character, Juliet, as her husband and Mark’s best friend Peter, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor, sat in the next room. In the two-time Golden Globe-nominated film, Mark showed up at the couple’s door and used cue cards to confess his love to Juliet while playing the song “Silent Night” under the guise of Christmas Carolers.