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R-E-S-P-E-C-T is definitely something to give First Lady Michelle Obama and her awesome Spotify playlist in celebration of the United Nation’s global Day of the Girl on October 11.

Cranston was promoting Trumbo when he made the revelation.

“I think my wife is definitely proud of me”, Radar Online reports Joe reflected in the episode. She had told Milania, “Just because mom isn’t here, that doesn’t mean you can act out”.

He tweeted the video and the message: “Love to my brother Keano and the Irish squad on a big win today”.

Do you remember the brief scene where Paul Reubens – better known as the comedian Pee-wee Herman – played the Penguin’s father in Tim Burton’s Batman Returns?

Taylor Swift says that she will probably take a few time off after her current world tour wraps up, adding that she thinks a few fans “might need a break from me”.

In previous Bake Offs, Berry had tended to sniff suspiciously at t he unusual flavours and exotic concoctions dreamed up by contestants of different race, but this time she seemed charmed by Nadiya’s humour and off- beat taste combos – bubble gum gateau one week and a...

After creating realistic papier-maché heads to leave in their beds they shimmied through a tiny hole in the wall before climbing onto the roof. John and Clarence Anglin escaped the infamous prison along with Frank Morris using a raft they crafted out of raincoats.

“I joined showbiz with my 1997 song “Hai dhuan hai dhuan” and the number made me an overnight star”.

It was, he recalls, remarkably mundane. “He Named Me Malala” celebrates but one moving story, one fearless voice, and invites us to share our own.

One way the show manages to stay grounded is by channeling some of its wilder moments into dream sequences, much like what stars Gina Rodriguez and Jaime Camil visualized for Mateo’s lullaby.

White, 30, was found dead in her Los Angeles home on September 28. Alongside her was a suicide note that supposedly referenced Carrey.

Brie Larson is gearing up for the release of her next “Room”, which will have a limited release on October 16 before being released nationwide on November 6.

Alexievich, only the 14th woman to win the prize since it was first awarded in 1901, had been the top choice among literary observers and bookies.

He added: “People want to see entertaining dances, they want to see people do well, but also I think people like to see a journey”.