It has been 30 years since O.J. Simpson was acquitted of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Although Judge Lance Ito immediately ordered his release from jail, the case has remained a subject of public interest and debate ever since.
And her latest album The Life of a Showgirl, which came out on October 3rd, demonstrates this perfectly. Several songs on the new 12-track album seem to be direct tributes to Taylor’s partner.
The Grammy-winning artist, who usually avoids interviews, recently appeared on The Graham Norton Show on October 3rd to talk about her latest album, The Life of a Showgirl. During the show, she also revealed details about how her fiancé, Travis Kelce, proposed to her.
The latest installment was originally planned for the October 6th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, but it will now be released in the October 14th issue instead.
As a long-time viewer, I have to say this crossover is a first for ITV soaps, and it’s genuinely exciting! For the first time, we’ll see the characters from Coronation Street, living in Weatherfield, teaming up with their counterparts from Yorkshire in what promises to be a really action-packed hour of television. It’s a bold move, and I’m eager to see how these two worlds collide and what kind of drama unfolds.
McGovern’s first novel, Deadline, came out in July and has been very well-received. The story centers around Rose, a news reporter, whose broadcast is interrupted when someone takes over her earpiece and reveals they’ve kidnapped her child. She’s then forced to rely on this person as she desperately tries to understand the situation and prevent a disaster. Read more about the book here.
Don’t miss it! Tonight on BBC One at 10:40pm, Taylor Swift will be on The Graham Norton Show, sitting with host Graham Norton on his iconic sofa. She’ll be joined by Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, and Domhnall Gleeson.
While Swifties are excitedly filling their time this Friday searching for hidden clues in The Life of a Showgirl, it’s worth remembering that Mean Girls fans have been enjoying this tradition for over twenty years. With all due respect to the enthusiasm, Mean Girls celebrations have a longer history.
This film brings Murphy and Belgian director Tim Mielants together again, after their deeply touching drama Small Things Like These last year. While their previous work was quiet and reflective, this new project is quite different, embracing a more energetic and unpredictable feel that matches the story it’s based on.
Young children frequently enjoy adaptations of the wonderful stories by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, and this year continues that trend.