Trevor Noah Says That Hollywood Needs To Change Their Portrayal Of Police Officers

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Chelsea and the Russian oligarch will not consider bids from either China or Saudi Arabia.Abramovich announced his intentions to sell Chelsea for the "best interests of the club".The statement came just days after Abramovich had announced his intention to hand the 'stewardship' of Chelsea over to its trustees.But, according to Reuters, Abramovich is in no rush to sell Chelsea, even with the possibilities of sanctions against the Russian oligarch. The news of the sale follows Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, but there is no suggestion Abramovich is in any way linked to the situation.Chelsea have asked Joe Ravitch, the co-founder of investment bank Raine Group LLC, to find a buyer for the club.Ravitch said: "We are not going to rush anything.

willy-shaped rockets flop.The “vulva-shaped” machine is part of a campaign to get the European Space Agency to better represent humanity in space. A German team from Wer Braucht Feminismus? – which translates as Who Needs Feminism? reckon their carbon craft will “restore gender equality to the cosmos”.

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Shane Warne was left stunned when Two and a Half men star Charlie Sheen admitted that he regretted not bedding the late cricket star's ex-fiance, Liz Hurley.The American actor made the revelation during an event in 2016 which saw him open up to former newspaper editor Piers Morgan about his romantic regrets, while Shane was sitting only feet away.Charlie was quizzed about his love life by former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, and opened up about his one regret concerning the English rose.Speaking in an intimate chat at London's Theatre Royal six years ago, the US actor revealed that he missed the boat when it came to courting the Austin Powers star.When probed by Piers over which celeb he wished he could have bed, the star didn't hesitate before admitting that it was Liz Hurley.However, the Platoon actor soon found himself red-faced after Piers revealed that the Bedazzled actress' ex partner, Shane, was sitting in the audience.Shane and Charlie were even introduced to one another in the latter's dressing room before the talk started.The revelation looked to leave Charlie feeling a little flustered as he started laughing, with Piers further stirring the pot by adding: "It's now got very awkward."Piers also addressed the blunder in his tribute to the cricket star in his column for The Sun today.Speaking about the moment, he wrote: "Charlie was horrified."HE’S her EX?""He is…" Piers said."Oh man," he shouted out at Shane, "I’m sorry!""Afterwards, Shane texted me to say: 'What a classic! That kind of s**t only ever happens to me, hahaha!'" he penned.Piers Morgan left ‘utterly devastated’ over the death of Shane Warne [UPDATE]Shane Warne Liz Hurley romance: Inside late cricketer's relationship [ANALYSIS]Shane

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Chris Willman Music WriterHit songwriter Ross Golan, who has crafted smashes for Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, One Direction and Demi Lovato, has started a petition on Change.org asking the music community to stop licensing songs in Russia for as long as the nation wages war on Ukraine.The petition, posted Thursday afternoon here, was put up for the purpose of allowing songwriters to make their voices heard in requesting that collection agencies sever ties with their counterpart orgs in Russia, to ensure that they won’t be profiting from the rogue-superpower nation while the bloody siege of its neighbor country continues.“Currently, a portion of our royalties are going directly to the Russian government, which in turn funds their invasion into Ukraine,” Golan says. The petition — credited to “And the Writer Is,” the podcast Golan started to spotlight writers and their issues — reads: “The global songwriting business stands with Ukraine.

Angelique Jackson Alessandro Nivola is the latest actor to join Sony’s “Kraven the Hunter,” starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Russell Crowe, Ariana DeBose and Fred Hechinger.The latest in Sony Pictures’ universe of Marvel characters, which includes the “Spider-Man” and “Venom” films, “Kraven the Hunter” is set to be released theatrically Jan. 13, 2023.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentOn Friday the Russian parliament passed a bill to crack down on the country’s last remaining independent media outlets in the wake of last week’s invasion of Ukraine and the blowback that the government has received for its actions. In order to stifle critical cover, the government is introducing sentences of up to 15 years in prison for intentionally spreading “fake” information about military action.Ahead of the vote, Variety spoke to Boston-based Russian media analyst Vasily Gatov, who is a Senior Fellow at the USC Annenberg Center on Communication, about how President Vladimir V. Putin has been dismantling Russia’s free press.

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A dangerous gun thug who threatened to kill his girlfriend before breaking her eye socket has been jailed for 16 months.

Nuclear catastrophe was 'narrowly averted' after Russia's attack on Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, the US envoy to the UN said as the invasion of Ukraine intensified on Friday (March 4).

As anti-police brutality and anti-racism protests continue to occur nationwide, Trevor Noah highlighted the violence-heavy portrayals of police and law-enforcement officers on TV. "Believe it or not, watching cop shows makes a lot of people see the police as infallible," Noah said.

Jon Stewart is back in his old stomping grounds.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerJoe Biden claimed today at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania that the coronavirus is responsible for 120 million deaths. And while he’s a tad off in his estimate – okay, more than a tad off – he joins the many people who are struggling to make sense of a disease that apparently has no quit in it.Trevor Noah focused on the latest COVID-19 news in tonight’s monologue, noting that it’s “been to more parts of America than Guy Fieri.” Despite predictions that it would fade when the weather turned warm, it turns out corona might just be getting started, Noah said.After flattening the curve enough that the world began opening up and returning businesses and activities, “It’s happening again,” Noah lamented.

Trevor Noah says the lack of true understanding from white corporate America regarding Black people is painfully obvious.

Donald Trump is getting a taste of embarrassment.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorThe comedy fallout over President Donald Trump’s less-than-perfect rally Saturday continued apace tonight as Trevor Noah weighed in. During his monologue for The Daily Social Distancing Show, the host fairly reveled in the embarrassingly low turnout that reportedly (gasp!) made POTUS furious.“Aww, poor Trump,” Noah said.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah on Tuesday. She also shared her experiences on America's Got Talent, and claimed the subsequent investigation conducted by NBC was not impartial (NBC denies this)."The Amy Cooper/Central Park situation happened on the same day as George Floyd lost his life, and you realize how far anti-Blackness and the weaponization of whiteness—how far it can go," she said, as the Los Angeles Times reports.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerJohn Bolton, described as a full-time “Got Milk” ad by Trevor Noah, has a new book expected to be out soon, The Room Where It Happened. No, it’s not an homage to the musical Hamilton, which has a song of roughly the same name.