Julien Cohen Enfants – L’ancien acheteur conclu d’Affaire, Julien Cohen, a récemment partagé la joyeuse nouvelle que sa fille Carla s’était récemment mariée via diverses plateformes de médias sociaux. Il a posté plusieurs photos de l’événement sur les réseaux sociaux selon Affaire, Julien Cohen est l’un des investisseurs les plus. Fiables de l’émission depuis de nombreuses années en décembre de l’année dernière, tout le monde était triste d’apprendre que le marchand d’ordures aux lunettes bleues emblématiques quittait la série.

Grey’s Anatomy has seen many shake-ups over its 19 seasons but none as big as the one that’s due on February 23, when star Ellen Pompeo will make (what’s being billed as) her final appearance as Meredith Grey. The actor’s exit isn’t exactly a surprise: Pompeo has hinted for years that she was considering opting out, and Grey’s spent the first half of this season laying the groundwork for her departure (the ongoing romance with Nick, Zola’s worsening anxiety, the apparent appeal of Boston’s slightly less rainy weather, etc.

All eyes were set on the latest episode of Monday Night Raw. As is the case, many were excited to see new events unfold in the current story, especially Cody Rhodes opening the show. The audience present at The Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock, Arkansas, however, noticed something different on Monday night. The set for the show was not as grand as WWE sets usually are, and this started to breed doubts in the hearts of the faithful.

The stuntwork in Uncharted might look incredible on the big screen, but it wasn’t always glamorous for the movie’s actors. In a recent interview, Tati Gabrielle and her Uncharted co-stars Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, and Sophia Ali detailed their most complicated and scariest stunts, some of which led to painful injuries. According to Gabrielle, one fight scene with Holland gave her a dislocated shoulder. Check out the cast’s stories below.

U.K.-based sales and distribution company Blue Finch Film Releasing has secured global distribution rights, excluding North America, for Teresa Sutherland’s film “Lovely, Dark, and Deep.” The film debuted at the Fantasia International Film Festival.