Column: Last News

Not long after I became general manager of a national cable network, I began to receive hate mail from those triggered by seeing a Black woman ascend to such a position. As upsetting as it was, I knew how I would handle it — just like my Uncle Hank did.

Hi guys and welcome to my fourth and final fitness blog for OK! online! I hope you’ve enjoyed the last four weeks and I hope you’ve picked up a few tips along the way and a few new workout moves to get you started with your workout and health goals! The key thing to remember is you don’t need to go to an expensive gym and use lots of expensive equipment to get fit. You can easily do it in the comfort of your own home, at whatever time suits you.

It’s 5 a.m., and my whole body is shaking. Not because I’m cold or having a caffeine or drug withdrawal, but because I have been up for 18 hours straight, six days a week, for the past three months, working on an unscripted TV show.

Sarah Kate Ellis Guest ColumnistIn 2014, my wife and I were invited to the White House for the annual Easter Egg Roll. When I first came out as a lesbian, I never imagined standing next to an Easter bunny in front of the White House balcony alongside my wife and our two kids.

Last Wednesday afternoon, I was working at my desk when my 19-year-old son came out of his room. "Are you watching?" he asked me.

link.However, it can save you hundreds of pounds a month on your overall payments by putting everything into one manageable payment with one interest rate if your main priority is to give yourself more disposable income on a monthly basis.The downside is that it may be spread over a much longer period of time meaning more interest could be paid back in the long run, you must weigh up what is more important to you.So if you have a current mortgage, as well as existing debts, then now could be the time to review it and see if it can put you in a better financial position for the coming year.I’ll be back in February to talk some more about purchasing a property, see you all then with hopefully some New Year’s resolutions still intact.Happy New

On January 6, rioters wielding bats and confederate flags stormed the U.S. Capitol yelling, “The steal is real, the steal is real.

Hi guys and welcome to my second fitness blog for OK! online! I hope you all enjoyed last week’s blog and I hope you tried out the recipe ideas! We are now a week into this national lockdown but just because we all have to stay at home doesn’t mean your health and fitness needs to suffer. It also doesn’t mean if you want to start getting fit and healthy that you can’t! My app is full of workouts that you can easily do at home in your own time, and none of them require any equipment.The app also gives you hundreds of amazing recipes which you can make for the entire family so it’s really easy to start eating healthier without feeling like you’re on a diet.

Hi guys and Happy New Year! Welcome to my first fitness blog for OK! online! What a year 2020 was! But there’s no better way to jump into a brand new year than kickstarting your health and fitness regime! I have launched my brand new app Koach Kris which is packed full of great calorie burning workouts, tasty recipe ideas and a mental health section with videos from leading experts from around the world to help you through the year! I’ve worked really hard over the last year to bring you an app that combines fitness, nutrition and mental health and I think you’re going to love it.The response so far has been amazing.

New York magazine writer and former New Republic editor made the claim in a column titled, “Where have all the lesbians gone?” for conservative magazine The Spectator.In the column, Sullivan complains that lesbians won’t be able to “take care of [gay men] when we get sick” and argues that tomboyish lesbian teens are “being told that whatever obstacles [they] may encounter…can be resolved through male hormones.”“I miss lesbians,” he writes. “It is true that most homosexual men don’t have too many integrated in our lives, but most of us have a few.

Editors Note: As chairman/CEO of Fox Filmed Entertainment in the era of Titanic, X-Men, Independence Day and Braveheart, and producer of the Oscars and Oscar-nominated films like Hacksaw Ridge and Coraline, Bill Mechanic has been part of the fabric of the film industry his whole career. He thought he had seen every iteration and change in a business striving to stay relevant in the digital age. The surprise move by WarnerMedia to drop its entire 2021 film slate on HBO Max was a new one on him, and one he thinks can do lasting damage to the traditions of a billion-dollar industry. Here, he explains why.

Editors’ Note: Michael Shamberg is a tenured film and TV producer whose credits include Contagion, Get Shorty, The Big Chill, Erin Brockovich, Out of Sight, Pulp Fiction, A Fish Called Wanda and many others.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticWhen you talk to people who‘ve crossed over into favoring the home-viewing experience — I mean really favoring it, as in their attitude about going out to a movie theater is now basically Who needs it? — they’ll list the usual catechism of complaints about theaters (the cell phones, the parade of trailers that never ends, the rude bustling inconvenience of it all). But what their conversion to the holy mecca of home viewing really comes down to is the following sentiment: “I’m completely happy watching a movie at home.” That’s a tricky thing to argue with, since on some level we all kind of feel that way.

Professional sport in front of no crowd is like playing in a laboratory.

I vividly remember calling out to my mum one evening in the '70s, "Mum, Mum there’s a Chinese man on the TV!" The whole family excitedly rushed in to see, only to be let down to see Benny Hill. False alarm.

Watching England win the Six Nations left me with one overriding thought: Has the time not come to bring South Africa on board?

Clayton Davis On its face, it seems that the upcoming awards season is built for the streamers to take by storm. Netflix looks to have a minimum of 16 awards players in various categories while Amazon is fielding a half-dozen.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“Tenet” is the only movie I’ve seen in which I couldn’t follow a fistfight.John David Washington, as an unnamed CIA agent, is facing an enemy combatant who’s dressed in what looks like riot gear. As the two pummel each other, we’re supposed to hone in on the fact that Washington’s character is moving forward in time while his antagonist is moving backward in time.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeWhew. The final Emmy has been handed out after a weird year, they’re packing up the lonely stage Jimmy Kimmel stood on inside Staples Center and that’s it.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticWhen I first turned on “Ted Lasso,” I was looking for a show to have on in the background while cooking and figured it might be harmless enough to fit the bill. At the time, I didn’t know anyone else watching the Apple TV Plus comedy about a hapless Premier League coach (played by Jason Sudeikis), and the reviews were decidedly mixed.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first time Connie the Hormone Monstress takes the screen in “Big Mouth,” she takes it over completely. She emerges from the shadows in a flash of lightning, as if zapped to Earth by some vengeful, horny god.