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Former Hull FC coach Lee Radford has made a shock switch of codes with new American rugby union franchise Dallas Jackals.

James Bond spin-off.The Fleabag creator has been working on the script for the latest movie in the franchise, No Time to Die, though a new report has claimed that she could be involved even more beyond the next movie.There are some potential spoilers for No Time to Die below, so don’t read on if you want to avoid.Following an alleged leak that suggested the spy will have a daughter in the next movie, apparently called Mathilde, the Daily Mirror now claims that Bond bosses are keen to create a new franchise centred around her.The paper reports that Bond will be conflicted about training her up as a spy, with the series employing Killing Eve-style black humour.

James Bond is set to become a dad in No Time To Die – with his daughter set to ‘follow in his footsteps’.It has been claimed that the upcoming 007 film will reveal the spy, currently played by Daniel Craig, has a five-year-old daughter, named Mathilde.And, according to reports, she will be given her own spin-off franchise, produced by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.‘Bond bosses are very excited about 007 having a daughter and creating a new franchise around her,’ an insider said.‘It is likely to feature Bond conflicted over having to train her up as an ­assassin combined with Waller-Bridge’s ­trademark black humour, shown in Killing Eve.‘She may just offer ideas and co-produce as roles are yet to be decided, but bosses are keen to give her a big part

Super-spy James Bond is finally becoming a dad – and filmmakers already have big plans for his daughter.

It was just announced that The Bachelor has cast the first Black lead of the franchise and now the show’s executive producers are addressing the show’s diversity issue.

Real Housewives of New York viewers were able to witness Tinsley Mortimer get her happily ever after. After returning from a trip to Chicago where she stayed with her on-again off-again boyfriend — she revealed that they had officially started dating again.

Rachel Lindsay is calling on ABC producers to do more in an effort to change the Bachelor franchise for the better.The former Bachelorette, who became the first black leading lady on the franchise in 2017, discussed the changes she'd like to see on the dating show after news on Friday that Matt James has been named the first black Bachelor in the show's history.Rachel said that as a trailblazer she was hoping to see more changes and an increase in diversity in the audience that watches the show.'In the last three years, there really haven’t been changes made,' Rachel, 35, told GMA.

Chris Harrison spoke out about casting Matt James as the first black Bachelor, claiming that the move is an initial step to diversify the franchise.“Congrats Matt James!” the longtime host, 48, wrote via Instagram on Friday, June 12. “#TheBachelor family is thrilled to start this journey with our new Bachelor! We can and we will do better to portray diverse love stories that reflect the world around us.

Seinne Fleming is addressing The Bachelor‘s diversity issue.

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Rachel Lindsay is offering a few ideas to “Bachelor” Nation on how to improve diversity within the franchise.

Black Lives Matter amid nationwide protests following George Floyd's death.In his post, Martin referenced an open letter he penned back in 2014, after he was passed over to be The Bachelor in favor of Chris Soules.

Rachel Lindsay is absolutely fed up with The Bachelor franchise’s lack of diversity.

—she will not continue working with the franchise if changes aren't made. “I can’t," Rachel said to the outlet.

It took until The Bachelorette season 13 for the ABC franchise to cast an African American lead in 2017. Now Rachel Lindsay, 35, is speaking out about how her show — as well as The Bachelor — are “white-washed.” Rachel initially appeared as a contestant on season 21 of The Bachelor competing for Nick Viall‘s heart, and is upset how that show has yet to cast a black male in the title role. She says that the franchise needs a “systematic change,” similar to what the U.S. is going through now with the racial injustice protests following George Floyd‘s horrifying police-custody death.

She was the Bachelor franchise's only black lead in the series - since the series began in 2002.And Rachel Lindsay spoke out about how the franchise needs to change because 'at this point, it's embarrassing to be affiliated with it,' she said in the Friday episode of AfterBuzz TV's Bachelor A.M. With Kelsey Meyer.The 35-year-old star said: 'In 40 seasons, you've had one black lead.

Rachel Lindsay is speaking out about the lack of diversity in the Bachelor franchise.

Rachel Lindsay has been reevaluating her relationship with as protests continue around the country in support of the movement after the .“We have now casted for 40 seasons — even though they haven’t started Clare [Crawley’s],” she said in a new interview with . “There’s been one person of color in 40 seasons.

Rachel Lindsay is done. The former Bachelorette, who is the franchise’s only black lead since its 2002 debut, is demanding change, and she won’t continue to work with them if it doesn’t happen.“I can’t.

Lilly Wachowski has "one foot out the door." That's how the creator of the iconic Matrix franchise (with her sibling, Lana) describes navigating Hollywood 25 years after her first film premiered. On the one hand, Wachowski wants to use her platform to get more LGBTQ stories told, such as the comedy Work in Progress that she executive produces and writes for Showtime.

The voice actor appears, this time in the flesh, on a new 'Star Wars' game show