'Titanic,' 'Back to the Future' actress Elsa Raven dead at 91

Jamie Carragher have shared their contrasting views on how Manchester United should deal with Marcus Rashford’s poor form of late. The winger has scored four goals and assisted two so far this season, though those tallies mask how some of his performances have fallen well below the expectation for a player of his quality.Rashford has looked out of confidence this season, with his displays lacking the pace and punch that they once had.

Iceland worker who sued the food chain has been awarded £3,000 after she was fired for eating a 20p Twirl and giving one to a customer’s child.Sharon Cassidy had been given her marching orders after she was spotted on CCTV eating the Cadbury’s bar from a £1 pack of five without paying for it.But she said she thought the opened pack of Twirls belonged to another member of staff – and argued that colleagues often ate each other’s food, reports the Mirror.The Twirl incident happened in February 2019. An employment tribunal in Glasgow heard that Miss Cassidy had been asked to tidy up items that had been left at the store in Paisley.When a duty manager took over, the hearing was told they found an open five-pack of Twirls, with only one remaining.

Hollywood star Jude Law, confidently strutted down the runway, proudly displaying the green and black leather creation. The outfit showcased excellent craftsmanship as a black festish-inspired harness encased Iris’ chest, with an attached thick black leather choker adorned with a large black flower.

More than half of small business owners believe they'll be employing ROBOTS by the year 2035.A study of 500 SME owners found four in ten think artificial intelligence will be used for tidying the workplace, carrying out hazardous tasks, and for entertainment reasons.As many as 43% believe robots will be stacking shelves and making products, and a further 41% believe they will replace customer services entirely.With energy prices on the rise, 41% also think they’ll be reliant on renewable sources to power this advancement in technology.However, three-quarters think it is hard to imagine what a workplace will look link in 13 years’ time, as it’s likely to be so different to the present day.Fflur Lawton, head of public affairs at Smart Energy GB, which commissioned the research, said: “How businesses operate day to day is changing, and the advancement in Robotics and AI is an exciting prospect for many.“But upgrading our energy system is key to integrating more renewable power and achieving these possibilities.“Getting a smart meter installed on your business premises is a step in the right direction for Great Britain, and will help your business take control of its energy use.”Futurologist Ian Pearson claims people may be overestimating the importance of flexible working and underestimating the importance of robots and AI when it comes to the future of work.And he says certain industries are more likely to be impacted by robots and AI than others.Ian Pearson said: “A small accountancy firm could be entirely run by AI and there's no reason why, in theory, we couldn't have a robot hairdresser which does the perfect cut with measurements and laser beams.“But human contact and the emotional aspect that comes with certain jobs

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that his body was found Sunday inside a hotel room in Richmond, Virginia, and that he believes he suffered a fatal aneurysm.According to Belasco was going to start work on a new movie role, and was required to quarantine at the hotel before he could come on set.

Elsa Raven was an actress known for roles including a brief but memorable one in “Back to the Future” when she begged people to “Save the clock tower!”Raven had notable TV roles including housekeeper Inga on “Amen” and as Carlotta on “Wiseguy.” She made appearances on other TV shows, such as “The A-Team,” “General Hospital,” “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Seinfeld,” and “Everybody Loves Raymond.” Raven played Ida Straus in the hit movie “Titanic,” and she was featured in Celine Dion’s video for the movie’s theme song, “My Heart Will Go On.” Her other films include “The Amityville Horror,” “American Pop,” and “In the Line of Fire.”RIP Elsa Raven, 91.A memorable small role as "Save The Clock Tower" fundraiser in BACK TO THE FUTURE.Sells the

Back to the Future actress Elsa Raven has died at the age of 91, her agent has confirmed.The character actress is best known for her role as the “Save The Clock Tower” lady in Robert Zemeckis’ 1985 sci-fi classic.Read more: 24 facts about Back to the Future that might surprise youRaven also starred in The Amityville Horror, In The Line of Fire, Fearless, and Moderns, in which she played Gertrude Stein. She also featured in Titanic as Ida Strauss, although most of her scenes were cut.The actress, whose passing was confirmed by Deadline, was born Elsa Raven in 1929.She had small screen success with a regular role as Inga the Swedish maid on Amen, as Tugboat Tessie on General Hospital and Vinnie Terranova’s mother Carlotta on Wiseguy.

pic.twitter.com/tt7Be8ESzCShe had television roles in Amen, Wiseguy, Days of Our Lives, and General Hospital.Fans paid tribute to the star. Adam Riches wrote: “RIP Elsa Raven.

Elsa Raven has passed away aged 91. Her agent confirmed the sad news of her death to  Deadline, saying she died at her home in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

BACK To The Future and Titanic star Elsa Raven has died aged 91. Her agent confirmed she passed away at her Los Angeles home on Tuesday.

The acting community is in mourning with beloved character actress Elsa Raven passing away.Raven, who has starred in hit movies such as Back to the Future and Titanic, passed away at 91 years of age, according to Deadline.The actress' death was confirmed by her agent, David Shaul, though no memorial plans have been announced. R.I.P.:The acting community is in mourning with beloved character actress Elsa Raven passing awayRaven was born Elsa Rabinowitz in Charleston, South Carolina in September 1929, the fourth child ofLouis and Rosalie Rabinowitz.She moved to New York City to start her career, where she started out on the stage and served as an assistant to Joseph Papp at the Free Shakespeare Festival to Central Park.

Actress Elsa Raven has died at the age of 91.

Deadline.She died on Tuesday in her Los Angeles home, however the cause of death has not yet been disclosed.The star was known for playing the role of Ida Strauss in Titanic, however scenes were largely cut, according to Fox News.Elsa more notable played the role of an activist in Back To The Future, and was known as the "Clocktower lady" after urging main character Marty McFly to "save the clocktower."Ms Raven was born on September 21, 1929 and her real name was Elsa Rabinowitz.Her career began in New York City when she starred in a stage play, and later appeared in Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" video.She is survived by 15 nieces and nephews, as well as sister-in-law Lynne Rabinowitz.This is a breaking news story and is constantly

has died. She was 91.

Eli Countryman Elsa Raven, known for her roles in “Back to the Future” and “Amen,” died on Monday at the age of 91.Born Elsa Rabinowitz, she chose Raven as her stage name and began her career performing in New York City. She went on to find a successful career in both television and film, landing her first movie role in 1970’s “The Honeymoon Killers,” where she played a matron.Raven had small but memorable parts such as the woman advocating to save the clocktower in “Back to the Future” and the realtor who sold the house in “Amityville Horror.” Her final film role came in 2011 when she took on the character of Mrs.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerElsa Raven, a character actress whose memorable turns were highlighted by her role as the “Save The Clock Tower” lady in the original Back to the Future, died Tuesday at home in Los Angeles. Her death was confirmed by her agent, David Shaul.Raven, whose real name was Elsa Rabinowitz, was born September 21, 1929, in Charleston, SC, the fourth child of Louis and Rosalie Rabinowitz.