Vinnie Jones admits he's 'waiting until the day' he's reunited with wife Tanya

claims she will do some work for LGBTQ clients, but cannot create custom-made wedding websites. She further claims that the products she creates are a form of “artistic expression” that should be protected under the First Amendment, and therefore, she should be exempt from having to abide by Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act.Smith’s lawsuit was dismissed in May 2019, on the grounds that she had filed suit before the state had taken any action against her — or before she had even been asked to create a website for a same-sex couple — and thus, had no grounds to sue.

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Brian May, of the rock group Queen, has taken to Instagram to voice his heartbreak after the death of another icon in the industry.The 74-year-old, who, alongside his musical career, also holds a PHD in Astrophysics, was sad to learn that Gary Brooker had passed away."Sad to lose a great musician, writer, singer and true gentleman," Brian announced to his more than three million loyal Instagram followers."Gary Brooker sang “A Whiter Shade of Pale” and immediately captured a kind of immortality."But Procol Harem fans - like me - remember “A Salty Dog” as the pinnacle of his magic."A wonderful human being - will be sadly missed. RIP."The post received more than 27,000 likes in a matter of just a few hours, with fans flooding the page to express their sympathies for the talent that had been lost."A Whiter Shade of Pale was one of my favorite songs as a kid," enthused @davidnissimmusic, adding sadly: "I can’t believe he’s gone."@kathybektell echoed: "Revolutionary legend, he will be missed."Meanwhile @barbs_lambert wrote: "My heart goes out to his family at this sad time.

Chris Packham has raged at MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, after measures to scrap the import and sale of fur and foie gras have been abandoned.Taking to Twitter today, the environmentalist, 60, hit back at the idea of backtracking on the policy, claiming that the government was "capitulating to the ideas and the whims of people like Jacob Rees-Mogg" by abandoning the policy.On the micro-blogging platform, the naturalist shared a petition for his 537,300 followers to sign.Chris wrote: "Act now! The government is right now considering abandoning proposed bans on the import & sale of cruel fur and foie gras.

K.J. Yossman The Walt Disney Company, EMEA, BBC Studios and Sony Pictures Entertainment have joined digital trade body the Digital Entertainment Group International (DEGI).DEGI is the sister body of U.S. trade group Digital Entertainment Group (DEG).The group’s mission is “to drive global digital growth” and engagement, which it does via market research, reporting and technological innovation as well as local collaboration and networking.Google, Lionsgate, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros.

Vinnie Jones has described the “grief and depression” he felt following the death of his wife Tanya.The actor, 55, speaks candidly about Tanya’s passing in his new book, Lost Without You, which looks back at the heartbreaking events of 2019.After a heart transplant aged 21 and twice beating cervical cancer, Tanya was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2013.It spread to her lungs and brain and she died at home in Los Angeles last year.

Vinnie Jones feels he's "just hanging around" until he's reunited with his late wife. The 55-year-old actor lost his wife Tanya to cancer in July 2019, and Vinnie now believes he's only "half-living" as he waits to be reunited with her.

Vinnie Jones has shared his grief over the death of his wife Tanya last year and admitted he's "waiting until the day" they can be reunited.

EX-FOOTBALLER Vinnie Jones has been consumed by grief since losing his beloved wife Tanya to cancer last year. The couple, who first met as children, married in 1994.

Vinnie Jones is seeing a therapist following the untimely death of his wife Tanya. The star lost his wife last July after her battle with cancer, aged 53.

Vinnie Jones has opened up about visiting a psychologist three times a week to cope with the tragic death of his wife Tanya. The footballer-turned-actor says he was left feeling drained as the anniversary of her death approached and so he sought help.Vinnie, 55, said: "I’m seeing someone three times a week.

Tanya died aged 53, after a battle with cancer.Discussing the impact the loss had on him in a candid interview, the 55-year-old explained he has turned to professional help after ‘shutting himself off’ from those closest to him.And he recommends others doing the same, as many men struggle to speak out about how they are really feeling.‘I’m seeing someone three times a week.

Movie star Vinnie Jones says he sees a therapist three times a week to cope with the death of his wife Tanya.

ONCE Vinnie Jones would have reached for one of the bottles behind the bar where we are sitting to ease the raw grief that is engulfing him. Now the man who rampaged around the football pitch like an unleashed pitbull confides that he’s seeing a psychologist to help come to terms with losing wife Tanya to cancer.