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Month: April 2021

BAFTA suspends Noel Clarke, ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘Kidulthood’ star, over abuse allegations

BAFTA, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, has suspended British actor and producer Noel Clarke following allegations of sexual misconduct. The body told CNN in a statement on Friday that it had made the decision to suspend Clarke’s membership, along with his recent award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema, “in light of

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‘The Mosquito Coast’ feels even weirder moving the book into the modern age

“The Mosquito Coast” comes together as the product of several puzzling choices, beginning with the decision to again adapt Paul Theroux’s 1981 book, and then to situate it in a contemporary setting. The result is a creepier-than-perhaps-even-intended series, which most charitably plays a poor man’s “Breaking Bad: Family Edition.” The primary connection of note here

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READ: McConnell letter to the Education Department regarding ‘1619 Project’ programs

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell this week sent a letter, obtained by CNN, to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to abandon curriculum in American schools that McConnell argues tells a revisionist history of America’s founding, specifically criticizing The New York Times’ “1619 Project.” Read McConnell’s letter obtained by CNN below: Dear Secretary Cardona: We write to

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La aprobación total de la FDA de las vacunas de covid-19 podría ayudar a combatir las dudas, dicen funcionarios

(CNN) — Como condición de las autorizaciones de uso de emergencia emitidas para las vacunas contra el coronavirus de Pfizer/BioNTech y Moderna, se espera que esas compañías trabajen para solicitar la aprobación total de la Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos de EE.UU. (FDA), y algunos funcionarios de salud esperan que eso suceda pronto.Estas vacunas han

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