Previous entertainer Bridget played in a few famous motion pictures like Single White Female, Jackie Brown, Point of No Return, and some more. Indeed, she hadn’t showed up on screen since her last show, Snow Queen, in 2002.
As per IMDb, she started off her acting vocation in 1969 in the show named Easy Rider. She showed up in something like 49 distinct movies and TV series.
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SPOILER ALERT – Do not read ahead if you have not watched the season finale of Survivor!
Survivor has crowned a new winner!
The season 42 finale of the long-running CBS competition series aired on Wednesday night (May 25) and at the end of the episode, the new winner was announced.
Going into the finale were the final five contestants – Mike Turner, Maryanne Oketch, Romeo Escobar, Jonathan Young, and Lindsay Dolashewich – and they were all stranded on a new beach.
“Kim’s Convenience” star Jean Yoon spoke out on the show’s racist storylines, lack of Asian female representation and her difficult experience on set in a series of tweets.
Yoon’s Twitter Clapback: In response to Globe and Mail TV critic John Doyle sharing his op-ed on Twitter about Simu Liu’s Facebook rant, Yoon defended her castmate and gave insight into her experience on set.
Doyle “dissected Liu’s criticisms,” according to Deadline.
Running a 100-meter race at 105 years old is no ordinary feat, but for Julia Hawkins, the competition was one of her many achievements.
“This is just a drop in the bucket,” Hawkins, who joined the record books for the Louisiana Senior Olympic Games after she became the oldest American and the first woman in the centenarian age group to run a 100-meter race, told CBS News.
With a finishing time of just under 1 minute and 3 seconds, Hawkins described herself as “so happy” for the opportunity, saying she might even do it again.
Read part one of E! and Oxygen’s two-part series here
Over the course of four days in August 1990, five college students were murdered in Gainesville, Fla.
Christina Powell and roommate Sonya Larson were incoming freshmen who never made it to their first week of classes at the University of Florida. Christa Hoyt attended Santa Fe Community College and worked nights as a records clerk for the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, hoping to go into law enforcement herself one day.