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‘Don’t call me Shirley’: Watch five classic moments from Jim Abrahams comedies

Writer-director was involved with a string of hits, including Airplane!, Hot Shots! and The Naked Gun. Here are some of the most famous scenes

The Guardian - UK

Kaley Cuoco passed out for three hours after testing dog supplement on herself

‘I wanted to make sure we could take it,’ Cuoco said

The Independent UK

“I Hate People!”: Kaley Cuoco Sparks Massive Outrage For Giving Up Her Dog Because Of Her Fiancé

Kaley Cuoco tearfully spoke about finding a new home for her dog Shirley after her fiancé Tom Pelphrey became a part of her life. The post “I Hate People!”: Kaley Cuoco Sparks Massive Outrage For Giving Up Her Dog Because Of Her Fiancé first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Kaley Cuoco says she was ‘scared’ as she reveals why she rehomed her dog Shirley

‘I loved her so much, but I was really scared,’ Cuoco said about her dog

The Independent UK

Kaley Cuoco rehomed dog after 'mega fights'

Kaley Cuoco had to rehome her beloved dog Shirley when she began having "mega fights" with her fiance's pooch.

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Silo season 2 stars discuss how the hit Apple sci-fi series changes things up from the books: "I was like, I’m going to die"

Exclusive: The Silo season 2 cast says receiving the scripts felt "like Christmas" as they realized their characters have much bigger roles compared to the books

Total Film

Strictly Come Dancing latest: Fans praise Craig Revel and Anton Du Beke’s Halloween week costumes

The annual Spooktacular is back and the remaining 11 pairs were hoping their dancing didn’t frighten the judges

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‘Thrown like a rag doll’: British tourist narrowly survives hippo attack in Zambia

Roland Cherry, from Warwickshire, sustained severe bite wounds after being mauled by animal during safari

The Guardian - UK

Where the Ultra-Wealthy Retire

Luxury retirement communities for the ultra-wealthy are springing up in the U.S.

Kiplinger

Man killed granny believing she was his abusive stepdad

A young man slaughtered his grandmother during an episode of drug-induced psychosis where he believed she was his abusive stepfather, a court has been told.

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Happy 90th birthday, Shirley MacLaine: her 20 best films – ranked!

Kooky kid sister, romantic lead, comic turn, cantankerous old dame … we pick out her greatest roles

The Guardian - UK

Janey review – behind-the-scenes doc shows standup at her hilarious and heartfelt best

On tour with her daughter after her cancer diagnosis the Scottish national treasure opens up about her life and finds big laughs in the face of death

The Guardian - UK

Sort Your Life Out season 4: next episode, hosts, experts, families and everything we know

Stacey Solomon is back for a fourth series of the popular BBC makeover show, Sort Your Life Out…

WhatToWatch

A new start after 60: my puppy made a friend at the pet shop – and life was never the same again

Anne Dicks was walking her black lab Sasha when they met some Guide Dogs fundraisers. She ended up making music for Britain’s only partially sighted morris troupe

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Millennials - prepare to take a walk down memory lane with these toys that were all the rage when you were a kid

Salon

Christmas, from Community to Frog & Toad

Yvette Nicole Brown discusses her favorite holiday specials and what happens if you come for our democracy online

The Guardian - AU

The 25 best Australian books of 2023: Richard Flanagan, Alexis Wright, Robyn Davidson and others

Just in time for your Christmas shopping: Guardian Australia’s critics and staff pick out the best of the best

The Guardian - UK

Mary Berry’s Highland Christmas review – the ex-Bake Off host’s return is the perfect festive treat

This lovely, soothing special almost feels more than we deserve. It’s full of the chef’s usual poise, enthusiasm and recipes that will leave you ravenous – as well as hilariously posh anecdotes

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Hanukkah celebrations inspire Jewish joy despite war and increasing antisemitism

The war between Israel and Hamas, as well as a rise in antisemitism, has many Jews unsure how to celebrate Hanukkah this year. Some say they're focusing on hope and hospitality in dark times.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: We’re ready to help if our friend leaves his horrible wife

She’s driving everyone out of his life by berating him and ordering him around.

The Guardian - UK

Strictly Come Dancing: week four results – as it happened

After a unanimous judges’ decision in the dreaded dance-off, the third couple departed the ballroom. The remaining dozen now waltz into next week, bidding to make it through to the spooktacular Halloween special.

Evening Standard

Gimme Shelter: former home of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts for sale for £7.95 million

Charlie Watts lived at Foscombe House in Gloucestershire for seven years at the height of The Rolling Stones’ fame.

The Conversation

Nine women share what it's like to have a miscarriage

Miscarriage is a common woman’s health experience, but one that affects people differently. Ten years of studying miscarriage has taught me that no two women will have the same experience, and that the same woman is likely to experience separate miscarriages very differently.

Chicago Sun-Times

Willis Johnson, co-founder of largest Illinois-based theaters, dies at 86. He loved ‘being part of the fun’ with movie-goers

The co-founder of Classic Cinemas was a lifelong Downers Grove resident. Willis Johnson spent his life finding historic, pushed aside buildings and turning them into downtown movie theaters and community hubs.

Radio France Internationale

Remorse for slavery grows in Europe, but reparations are slow to follow

In the same week that the Dutch king apologised for the Netherlands' part in the slave trade, France's top appeals court dismissed a claim for compensation by the descendants of people enslaved under the French empire. As the latest developments illustrate, a new willingness in Europe to admit the crimes…

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