‘The Mandalorian’: Katee Sackhoff on Bringing Bo-Katan to Live-Action and That Ahsoka Tano Bombshell

Russian soldiers to stop shooting at them warning that they were endangering the entire world.Ukrainian authorities released the distressing footage captured from inside the control room of the Zaporizhzhia, reports The New York Times.In the clip the announcer pleaded with the soldiers, saying: “Stop shooting at a nuclear dangerous facility. Stop shooting immediately! You threaten the security of the whole world!“The work of the vital organs of the Zaporizhzhia station may be disrupted.

Instagram has ended up in hospital with stomach problems. Jason Jovanovic rose to fame when photos of his strange meals became overnight sensations with the 43-year-old posting photos of fish with bread and beans, ravioli with Yorkshire puddings and pork chops, and chilli con carne, fish fingers and chips.He now faces surgery on his gall bladder after the Bonkers Competitions customer assistant from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, suffered a case of food poisoning which led to him getting an infection two months ago.

The biggest fixture in Manchester this weekend is tomorrow's Etihad derby, but for the most unusual look no further than FC United's Broadhurst Park, which will host its first-ever competitive European fixture.

These are the 62 adorable dogs, cats and small pets looking for new homes this spring.

BADBADNOTGOOD have shared a new single titled ‘Open Channels’, which was previously only available on physical copies of their 2021 LP.The track was uploaded to streaming services earlier in the week, arriving as a moody, ambling, jazz-fuelled journey across a four-and-a-half-minute runtime.It was accompanied by a Sylvain Chaussée-directed music video, shot almost entirely in black and white, with only the occasional splash of colour. Check it out below.The track is lifted from the band’s most recent album ‘Talk Memory’, but was previously only available for those who had purchased hard copies.

Johnny Brown, the actor who made a name for himself asNathan Bookman on the classic sitcom Good Times, has died.His daughter, actressSharon Catherine Brown announced the news on her Instagram account on Friday.The actor passed away on March 2. His daughter began the post with his birth and death dates, writing, 'Johnny Brown June 11, 1937 - March 2, 2022.' Rest in peace:Johnny Brown, the actor who made a name for himself as Nathan Bookman on the classic sitcom Good Times, has diedSharon continued in her lengthy and heartfelt post: 'Our family is devastated. Devastated.

John Mayer's time with Columbia Records is coming to an end after 20 years.The 44-year-old musician announced he was leaving the label in a post shared with his5.5million Instagram followers on Friday.The news comes eight months after the release of Mayer's final album with Columbia Records, titled Sob Rock, in July. Changes:John Mayer's time with Columbia Records is coming to an end after 20 years; Mayer pictured in FebruaryHe began by revealing that he experienced 'some wonderful personal and creative relationships' during those 21 years in collaboration together, but now he's 'decided not to renew my recording agreement with Columbia Records.'Mayer continued, 'Hard as it is to say goodbye, I'm excited to pursue new avenues of making music, both of my own and with other artists.' The blues enthusiast ended the post by sharing, 'I love music more than ever, and I believe some of my best work still lies ahead.With gratitude and enthusiasm, John.'The announcement came in the form of a letter to fans on Instagram, which included turning off the comments portion of the post.

wife shot her husband through the penis with a fishing harpoon after he opted to drink with his pals instead of cooking her dinner.Chanita Kuedrum, 43, waited up for Boonchuey Mooseeton, 45, before “shooting him like a fish," meaning he needed 17 stitches.Boonchuey said his wife of 21 years “twisted the spear” after shooting through the base of his manhood.He was reportedly so drunk he did not go to hospital until the next day.Boonchuey, of Buriram, Thailand, said: “I will not return home for now until she cools down.”Chanita Kuedrum, 43, returned home from work in the fields as a sugarcane collector and was expecting rice on the table at the family home Buriram province, northeast Thailand, on Thursday night March 3.However, she was angry when she found that lay-about partner Boonchuey Mooseeton, 45, had gone out with pals drinking whiskey - forgetting to make the supper.It was then she decided to wait up on her AWOL husband, before the melee began. She said: "Talking nicely to him is never the solution."The news follows that of a man who served as a sniper in the British Army for a decade telling his wife he was going birdwatching but instead flew out to Poland and crossed the border into Ukraine to help with the war effort.The unnamed man from the Wirral, served as a sniper in the British Army for a decade before retiring.He flew into Poland and crossed into Ukraine on foot from the village of Medyka along the border.The Brit, who wanted to remain anonymous, told the Sun: “She’s going to freak out when I tell her where I am.

Coronation Street fans were shocked after spotting T4 legend Anthony Crank on the cobbles last night (March 4).The episode saw Abi Franklin relapse and meet up with a drug dealer from her past, played by the former T4 host.Anthony, 47, looked unrecognisable as he made a cameo appearance in the ITV soap, but many fans were soon left wondering where they had seen him before.However, viewers were quick to work out the actor's identity, with one fan saying on social media: "Anthony Crank on Corrie."A second said: "Isn't that Anthony Crank off T4?" while a third added: "The T4 presenter is Abi's drug dealer."Anthony Crank hosted the iconic Channel 4 weekend programme T4 on Sunday mornings from 2002 to 2005, as well as on music channel MTV.T4 launched the careers of huge household names including Vernon Kaye, June Sarpong, Steve Jones and Miquita Oliver, who were regular Saturday morning faces on programmes including Popworld.They were later joined by future stars including Rick Edwards and model Alexa Chung.However, this is not Anthony's only Coronation Street stint, as he also played a police officer for a number of episodes in 2011.He has also appeared in rival soap Hollyoaks as Steve in 2010, as well as hit TV series including The Syndicate and Shameless.Anthony's latest cobbles cameo featured his character Dean meeting up with Abi Franklin, telling her: "I am available on the end of the phone any time you need me."He later gave Abi a bag, with both characters going back to her house to take drugs - signifying that Abi had relapsed.The episode also saw Abi lie to Toyah Battersby to leave a meeting early, with Toyah questioning the identity of Anthony's character.However, Abi soon lied to Toyah, telling her that Dean was

Manchester City's Ukrainian star Oleksandr Zinchenko was reduced to tears during an emotional interview with BBC Sport on Friday. The defender spoke to Gary Lineker about Russia's invasion of his homeland and offered a uniquely personal insight into the horrors of the conflict.Lineker said on Twitter that it was "the most emotional and heart-rending interview I’ve ever done," and it's easy to why as Zinchenko chokes up as he speaks about the bravery of his countrymen, and of his family who are still at serious risk."I'm so proud to be Ukrainian, and I will be forever for the rest of my life.

Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the fifth episode of season 2 of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  “The Mandalorian” teed up the arrival of Ahsoka Tano two episodes ago and judging from the speed and cameo size of the show thus far, viewers would have been forgiven for thinking we might only get a small glimpse of the Jedi this episode. But that thought is immediately sliced in half by two white lightsabers.Chapter 13, titled “The Jedi” and directed by executive producer and “Star Wars” guru Dave Filoni, kicks off in spectacular fashion.

Warning: This recap has spoilers about today’s Disney+ drop of The Mandalorian Chapter 13: “The Jedi”, directed and written by Dave Filoni

The Mandalorian season 2, episode 3 has introduced Bo-Katan Kryze, a character from The Clone Wars TV series. Naturally, that's gotten fans interested in the animated show, and how much it's connected to The Mandalorian (hint hint: it's a lot). However, with over 130 episodes, digesting the entirety of Star Wars: The Clone Wars isn't exactly an easy feat, or a plausible one - at least not before this season of The Mandalorian ends.

Sasha Banks — made her debut in Season 2 of The Mandalorian. Varnado plays Koska Reeves, a member of the Nite Owl unit of Mandalorians who are leading their own rebellion against The Empire under the leadership of Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff).

Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the fourth episode of season 2 of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  Anyone who thought we’d be treated to Ahsoka Tano swinging into lightsaber action this episode isn’t quite in tune with the pace of “The Mandalorian” quite yet.The show has settled into a fits-and-burts pattern, where one episode will introduce the shocking return of a “Clone Wars” character like Bo-Katan Kryze and drop an Ahsoka bombshell, while another will just be Mando and Baby Yoda fighting off some big scary spiders.“The Siege” is more of a marking-time episode, as Mando and his little Child return to Nevarro for some repairs to meet up with some old friends.

While she hasn’t appeared in any episodes of “The Mandalorian” before last week, Katee Sackhoff is the belle of the ball when it comes to “Star Wars” since Friday. Her character, Bo-Katan, who initially appeared in the animated series, “Clone Wars” and “Rebels,” made her live-action debut recently and now all eyes are on Sackhoff and what the future holds for her character.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorLast Friday, the prayers of several Star Wars fans were heard as Katee Sackhoff made her live-action debut as Bo-Katan Kryze on Disney+’s The Mandalorian, a character she voiced for eight years on the series animated predecessors Clone Wars and Rebels series.And Bo-Katan made it clear about her mission going forward: She wants to reclaim that darksaber that fell into the hands of Imperial baddie Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito), a weapon she once owned, and she wants to reunite her fractured planet of Mandalore, previously ruled by her sister, the slain Satine.

Last Friday, during the third episode of “The Mandalorian” Season 2, the first major character (of several) that originally appeared in the ‘Clone Wars’ and ‘Rebels’ animated series, Bo-Katan, made her live-action debut, played by Katee Sackhoff, who voiced the character during the aforementioned earlier appearances. Not much is known about the extent of Bo-Katan’s involvement in the rest of the ‘Mandalorian’ episodes, but Sackhoff hints that the character is a major part of what’s to come.

Season 2 of has had no shortage of guest stars, with Katee Sackhoff officially joining the ranks as Bo-Katan Kryze in episode three, “Chapter 11: The Heiress,” on the live-action Disney+ series starring Pedro Pascal. What makes the former star’s appearance more notable than the rest, which has included Timothy Olyphant, Titus Welliver and the return of Amy Sedaris among others, is that she’s reprising a role that she originally voiced on . “It’s pretty surreal to be honest,” Sackhoff tells ET’s Ash Crossan.

Will Thorne Staff Writer(SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on if you have not watched the third episode of season 2 of Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian.”)  After the second episode delivered more creepy-crawlies than plot, episode 3 “The Heiress” (directed by Bryce Dallas Howard) kicked season 2 into hyperdrive.The episode begins with Mando, Baby Yoda and Frog Lady finally arriving on the planet of Trask, where the latter is touchingly reunited with her froggy husband.Mando was promised that he would find fellow Mandalorians on the planet, and sure enough, it doesn’t take long before a trio of Beskar-armored warriors save him and Baby Yoda from a group of nasty squid sailors who try to feed them to a Kraken-esque monster.

**Spoilers for “The Mandalorian” Season 2 Episode 3** It finally happened. After months of speculation, reports, and casting rumors, Bo-Katan Kryze has made the jump from animation to live-action in the latest episode of “The Mandalorian,” and with her, the story seems to finally kick off.