Tag: News

  • Victor of Dibley Actress Sadly Passed Away

    Very sad news just in.

    Actress Emma Chambers has died aged 53.

    The British performa was best known for her role playing the lovable Alice Tinker on the BBC’s The Vicar of Dibley.

    A statement from her agency said Chambers died from natural causes and that she would be “greatly missed”.

    The statement read: “Emma created a wealth of characters and an immense body of work. She brought laughter and joy to many”.

    All our love and well wishes go to her family and friends at this heartbreaking time.

  • My Sister In Law Ruined My Birth Announcement

    I am the proud mummy of a three-month old baby girl called Ava Marie she was born three days late weighing 7ib 3oz but every one of my friends and family knows that.

    I did not get to tell them though, I didn’t get the thrill and excitement of phoning everyone and announcing the birth of MY baby, I called and told my mother and my parent in-laws.

    My sister-in-law was obviously told by my mother in law and then took it upon herself to announce the news over social media, even tagging me in the post so every single one of my friends saw the post, I called my elderly grandmother to tell her that Ava Marie had arrived in the world and she already knew, my brother knew, my best friend too, it is a complete anti climax when you call someone to share special news for them to already know.

    The news I had waited to tell people for 5 years, 5 years of trying, 5 years of stress and worry that I couldn’t carry a child to term, 6 heart breaking miscarriage and my angel baby Samuel born at 23 weeks, all ruined by a thoughtless act.

    My sister-in-law who is 27 and a mother of 2 decided to ruin my moment, my excitement and my news.

    Once I had left the hospital and settled into a routine I confronted her and all she had to say for herself is she was just excited and wanted to tell someone, she didn’t understand the upset she had caused.

    My husband didn’t understand why I was so upset, I guess only mums who have had their announcement ruined get where I am coming from.

    So if a relative or friend is pregnant please don’t tell the world let the parents post what they want first, it’s their moment, their news and their baby.

     

  • Ed Westwick Fired Over Sexual Assault Allegations

    Ed Westwick has been fired from the BBC’s adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Ordeal By Innocence.

    The BBC made this decision after sexual assault allegations were made against Westwick.

    The TV drama had already been filmed, however Westwicks role will now be played by Christian Cooke – who is believed to be filming the new footage this month.

    In November, Westwick outright denied allegations of rape, which had been made by two different women.

    Ordeal By Innocence was originally meant to air on BBC during the Christmas season.

    White Gold, another series starring Westwick, has had filming paused.

    Westwick had this to say about the accusations he is facing of sexual assault:

    Via Twitter
  • Mistaken Identity led to an Amazing Tradition

    A simple case of mistaken identity has led to a beautiful new family tradition.

    Last year grandmother Wanda Dench messaged her grandson asking him to join them for Thanksgiving dinner. Little did she know this was actually sent to Arizona teenager Jamal Hinton.

    After clearing up the mistake he jokingly asked if he was still welcome to join them. She happily exclaimed:

    “Of course you can. That’s what grandmas do…feed everyone,” she replied.

    Well this year shared pictures to his instagram account showing the odd pair enjoying another thanksgiving together joined by their spouses.

    Credit: Instagram King Jamal

    Jamal explained: “She is a very sweet lady,” Jamal told news outlets at the time. “She told me her husband was a veteran and she always invited his friends over for dinner, so she’s used to having a lot of people over.”

    Credit: Instagram King Jamal

    Dench told local newspaper the Arizona Republic: “It was really nice having everybody here.

    “We got to laugh about last year and reminisce about how it all blew up on our phone and how I had to change my number. We had a laugh and a good time.”

    Such a lovely heartwarming story, we hope the tradition continues for many years to come.