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Almost six years after being featured in a 2019 episode of Black Mirror, the singer known as “Flowers” recently explained what would need to happen for her to act in another movie.

The actress from All’s Fair recently revealed a new tattoo honoring Diane Keaton, just three months after Keaton’s passing. The tattoo was shared on what would have been Keaton’s 80th birthday.

The host of NBC’s Today show announced she’s recovering from vocal surgery and will be off the air for several weeks.

This isn’t the first adaptation of the Lynley and Havers stories. Back in the 2000s, a BBC series called The Inspector Lynley Mysteries featured the characters, played by Nathaniel Parker and Sharon Small.

The actress, who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer when she was 23, recently shared an update on her health, almost six years after her diagnosis.

Season 17 of Waterloo Road will feature a new storyline focusing on grooming, with Karl Davies joining the cast as a character named Anthony Wallace.

The first episode revealed that Roxy and Judy had been secretly keeping their mother-daughter relationship hidden from the other contestants. Now, it looks like Ellie and Ross might be doing the same thing.

The movie features period-appropriate songs by artists like Fats Domino and Perry Como, but it’s the unexpected music choices that really stand out.

It’s unsettling to think that just over 130 years before, another woman named Sarah in London experienced something horrifyingly similar. Back in 1889, Sarah Warburton was assaulted by a waterman – essentially, the Victorian era’s version of a taxi driver. It feels like history tragically repeating itself.

The show isn’t ending – everyone is clear about that. It’s simply taking a break to allow for the creation of a prequel series set during World War II, and a spin-off movie taking place overseas in 1972. While the BBC says the show will remain important for years to come, the length of this break is uncertain, and it does mark the end of an era for Call the Midwife.