Wendy Williams Strolls On The Beach In FL Amidst Talk Show Hiatus: ‘I’m Coming Back Stronger’

OBSERVANT Sex And The City fans noticed an actor they recognised in the reboot, Just Like That. Actor William Abadie turned up in the reboot as a club owner named Zed who Seema (Sarita Choudhry) meets in Brooklyn.

Bolton Wanderers now have other options to turn to in central midfield and there may well be times now where they are not as reliant on MJ Williams starting as they once were, Ian Evatt believes.

royal nicknames that make us say ‘what?' Prince George calls the Queen 'Gan-Gan', and Prince William gets called 'Wombat'. But those ones are cute, at least. The nickname Prince Philip had for the Queen, however, sounds a little odder than the others.

The new Archbishop of Glasgow was at primary scool in Wishaw when he first realised he would devote his life to God’s work.

Jesse Williams is looking back at a pivotal point in his career.

Mohamed Salah making light work of Manchester United loanee Brandon Williams on Saturday afternoon. Williams was handed the unenviable task of having to contain Liverpool's star in Norwich's Premier League clash with the title-chasers.

Prince William left royal fans on the verge of tears as he stayed true to a promise he made to a grieving schoolboy, Deacon Glover. Last month, the Duke Of Cambridge comforted the young boy during a visit to a help centre for vulnerable people suffering from poverty and addiction.The royal also bonded with the eleven year old over their love for football and, when noticing he was wearing a Burnley jersey with Pope's name on the back, told the youngster he would arrange for him to meet his idol.

Wendy Williams is less than a month away from reaching a six-month hiatus from her eponymous talk show amid her various health struggles. But in the midst of that, another battle has been taking place in court over access to her money, following accusations by her bank that the TV personality is «incapacitated» and is in need of a guardianship.The 57-year-old TV host, however, is fighting back, saying "she is fine" and «of sound mind,» and her lawyers went to court in an effort to help her regain access to her money in personal and business accounts at Wells Fargo.ET's been following these developments since lawyers for the bank and Williams filed legal documents laying out their case.

Mrs. Doubtfire will return to Broadway’s Stephen Sondheim Theatre on Thursday, April 14, a month later than originally planned.

Wendy Williams has made another appearance on social media amid her ongoing health struggles.On Thursday, the embattled talk-show host celebrated her father's birthday, captioning a snap of the two of them together: 'Daddy's 91st birthday! Enjoying it in the most relaxing way possible.'The pictures show Wendy, 57, and her father, former school principle Thomas Dwayne Williams, sharing a tender moment together. Happy day:Wendy Williams celebrates her father's 91st birthday on Instagram after fans questioned whether her social media content is new amid health strugglesHowever, the fresh images comes after fans have been questioning whether Wendy's posts are 'new' as the host has continued her ongoing fight with Graves' disease, an autoimmune disorder.

The Queen continues to reign over the Royal Family and the hearts of the public as she is voted the most popular royal, according to a poll. Her Majesty’s popularity continues as just under half of Brits voted her number one on her Platinum Jubilee year, despite competition from Kate Middleton and Prince William.

Wendy Williams is celebrating her dad. The 57-year-old TV personality took to Instagram on Thursday to mark her father, Thomas Williams Sr.'s, 91st birthday with a sweet post.In one of the photos, Wendy, wearing an all black look, holds her dad's hand as he relaxes in a recliner, and she sits on a couch.

Queen picked up her pace to chase after young Prince William and stopped him from getting injured at a royal wedding.Her Majesty, then 60, joined other members of the Royal Family to celebrate her second son Prince Andrew's wedding at Westminster Abbey in 1986.During the iconic high-profiled wedding, the Queen was spotted sprinting as she tried to hold onto the then four-year-old Prince William who went chasing after the horse carriage.The group were seen sending off newlyweds Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who were waving to the crowds on a carriage.The footage was re-posted on Twitter by royal fan Lara, who wrote: "It's been 33 years since the wedding of Prince Andrew and Fergie in 1986."And so here's Queen Elizabeth running after little Prince William to stop him from getting closer to the carriage. "Her Majesty as a grandma is cute."Some eagle-eyed fans also noticed Princess Margaret running behind to keep an eye on young Zara Philips and Princess Diana following closely as well.One said: "They ran because the queen ran.

Jon Burlingame editorMore than two years after completing his ninth “Star Wars” movie, composer John Williams is returning to the Jedi fold with a theme for “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” Variety has learned.Williams has written the musical signature for the continuing adventures of the character played by Ewan McGregor, airing on Disney Plus beginning May 25. He recorded last week with a Los Angeles orchestra under tight security, sources say.It is a coup for both Lucasfilm and Disney, considering the five-time Oscar winner rarely composes for television.

Wendy Williams wants the world to know that she’s doing OK!

Arsenal defender William Gallas has revealed that he doesn't believe that Jose Mourinho would have been a good manager for the Gunners.Gallas played under Mourinho at Chelsea, and the pair tasted Premier League victory together.However, when asked if he how he thought Mourinho would have fared instead of Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, Gallas didn't believe he could achieve what Wenger did.Wenger kept Arsenal in the Champions League spots, and Gallas believes that's due to Mourinho's 'strong character'.Gallas spent two years under Mourinho before the Frenchman left for Wenger's Arsenal in 2006, where he stayed until 2010.Gallas told bet365: "To be honest, I don't know if the personality of Jose Mourinho would have been right for the group of players at Arsenal during my period there, I don’t know if they could have dealt with it."Mourinho has a strong character, and he wants to have a certain type of personality in his players."He puts pressure on you every day and you want to do well for him."So that means being on top form every day in training and every match week. Do you agree with Gallas? Let us know in the comments section "He'll try to test you. He knows how difficult some games can be and he needs warriors on the pitch to rise to the occasion."That's why whenever he arrives at a new club, he'll test you to your limit."It was not easy for me, but I showed him what I could do and that's why I was playing regularly."Wenger retired from management in 2018, while Mourinho is still in the dugout at AS Roma.Thanks to bet365. The full interview article is available at extra.bet365.com

Wendy Williams made rare comments about her health and the future of her daytime talk show in a video uploaded to Instagramon Wednesday.The 57-year-old, who has been absent fromthe Wendy Williams Show since July 2021 as she reportedly battles 'a number of medical issues,' stressed to her followers that she planned to come back 'stronger' than ever.'I wanna be all I can be and then get back to New York and get on down with The Wendy Williams Show,' she said upon the clip's close. Speaking out:Wendy Williams made rare comments about her health and the future of her daytime talk show in a video uploaded to Instagram on WednesdayIn the video, filmed by herson Kevin Hunter Jr., 21, Williams could be seen walking along the beach in Miami, Florida.

Wendy Williams is looking happy and healthy in a brand new video.

Wendy Williams gives an update on her health in a new video.

Venus and Serena Williams discuss the movie about their lives — “King Richard” — in a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar.

Todd Gilchrist The push-pull relationship between an individual developing his or her sense of self and the external forces trying to steer them — be they parental, professional, political or cultural — creates a tension that is common, and formative, to many people’s lives. Despite the wildly different stories that they tell, many of this year’s best picture nominees vividly illustrate this universal conflict, examining the challenge of retaining or asserting one’s identity while the world around them attempts to impose pressure or exert its influence.As perhaps the most fantastical of the nominees, “Dune” sends young Paul Atreides ( Timothée Chalamet) on a journey that owes no small debt to Joseph Campbell’s monomyth, but director and co-writer Denis Villenueve weaves a complex tapestry between the lineage into which the character was born, the overlapping but sometimes dueling ambitions of his mother and father, the feudal aristocracy of the film’s futuristic setting, and the almost primal sense of home and harmony that Paul feels once he arrives on the desert planet of Arrakis.