“No Ride Home” and completely alone, a young Black man goes missing in rural Kansas. What happened to Alonzo Brooks the night of April 3, 2004? The FBI recently announced a $100k reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of Alonzo’s death. #unsolvedmysteries pic.twitter.com/FUMVn1Qt0Y
The show even goes international. For an episode that’s almost entirely in French with English subtitles, a noble family is murdered, apparently by a father who won’t fess up to money issues, and seems to have either killed himself or gone on the lam.
If the Zoom wedding attendees lean in to their screens, they’ll see garlands twisting around a trellis in the couple’s San Jose yard. And they’ll notice a distinctive color theme for the occasion — blue, for colon cancer awareness.
The Grecian diadem: Anne is pictured here wearing the Meander tiara to a Guildhall banquet in 1988. Named because of its classic Greek design with a central laurel wreath, this diamond diadem is especially sentimental to the Princess as it is the only one in the royal collection to have come from Prince Philip’s family. It was originally owned by his mother Princess Alice, who gave it as a wedding gift to Princess Elizabeth in 1947. Elizabeth gave it to Anne in 1972, a year before her own wedding. When Zara Phillips wore it for her wedding to Mike Tindall in 2011, it was a touching tribute to he
Only episode 5 felt out of place. Like Unsolved Mysteries occasionally did in the old days, this episode wanders into the world of aliens and the paranormal, focusing on a 1969 UFO. It’s the oldest case in the new batch, and definitely the least consequential. I made myself watch the entire episode to be fair to the show, but by the end, I still didn’t care about what may or may not have happened in Massachusetts 50 years ago. But I should expect more off-the-wall episodes — executive producer Terry Dunn Meurer told Variety a ghost story is among the upcoming shows.
And while no one could deny her wish to be married, the idea of replicating the full bells-and-whistles affair her younger sister Eugenie enjoyed two years ago at St George’s Chapel would have been to risk a PR disaster.
From the start, make things easier there was speculation the two would opt for a low-key wedding ‘in the back garden’, in part to quell the disquiet over the taxpayer-footed bill for the security surrounding Eugenie’s lavish nuptials and growing concern over Andrew’s relationship with the late Jeffrey Epstein.
But the Covid-19 crisis, and the 100-year-old Army captain’s colossal act of gallantry in raising £33 million for NHS charities, happily combined to spare the Royal Family’s blushes over what to do about the beleaguered Duke of York.
As he turns 80, Stewart’s not retiring anytime soon. He brought back the beloved character of Picard in Star Trek: Picard on CBS All Access. (ViacomCBS is CNET’s parent company.) Our review notes that as Picard, Stewart remains “vital and dynamic when he’s standing up for the good in humanity.”
The bride will wear bright blue boots. The groom will sport a blue blazer. A blue dress covered with stars will offset 9-year-old Ramona’s bright red hair, and the equally flame-haired Solly, 7, will look dapper in a blue button-down shirt. Even Rocky the pitbull mix will wear a blue bowtie, homemade by Ramona.
5. He’s been honest about childhood abuse The actor wasn’t born into a life of ease. He’s spoken honestly about his abusive father, and how he would wait in fear for him to come home from the pub, inserting his child’s body in between his dad’s fists and his mother’s face. Stewart was able to escape into acting, but hasn’t forgotten those who aren’t as lucky. He’s continued to promote awareness of domestic violence and help for its victims, of all ages.
Inevitably, this led to tension between him and Andrew, who was very concerned that his daughters – the only two ‘blood princesses’ of their generation, he often stressed – might be deemed surplus to requirements and rudely sidelined.
4. He can play everyone from poop to Prospero Stewart’s portrayed Macbeth and Mark Antony, among other Shakespearean roles. But he’s not too snooty to laugh at himself. Yes, that’s his refined voice coming out of the mouth of the poop emoji in 2017’s The Emoji Movie. It’s kind of a cheap joke in casting — get one of the classiest actors out there to voice a swirly piece of poo — but it’s still hard not to laugh when he leads his poopy son in a chant of, “We’re Number Two!”
Left: With its ruffled high neck and billowing sleeves, this striking floral-print maxi, worn to a royal film premiere in 1973, is as chic and on-trend today as it was back then. Right: This is pure 70s. Anne embraces the decade’s penchant for a flowing cut, floral print and bohemian sensibility. In fact her love of a statement sleeve wouldn’t look out of place on an Instag
“I’ve never been a very outgoing or chatty person, but with Ness it’s always been easy for me to share myself,” Davis says. “When I talk to her, she listens. Even more importantly than that, she gets me in a way that no one else ever has. People sometimes talk about finding their person. Jenessa has been mine since the moment I met her.”