Appreciation: Strong and warm, June Lockhart was a model of TV motherhood

Known for her approachable beauty – wide eyes, a cheerful nose, and a radiant smile that people always remembered – actress June Lockhart, who passed away Thursday at the age of 100, often portrayed strong female characters with a practical and optimistic spirit. While the roles she was offered were sometimes limited by the expectations for women on television at the time, she consistently showed characters who could handle any situation. Though she could be firm or emotional, she was largely seen as dependable and reassuring – qualities many people look for in a mother figure.

An Evil Dead Theory Completely Changes How I See The Horror Franchise

Following the huge success of The Evil Dead, a sequel was made later in the 1980s. Evil Dead II added a lot of over-the-top comedy, which became a signature style for the series. The film also cemented Bruce Campbell’s place as a horror icon and helped establish his character, Ash Williams, as one of the genre’s all-time great heroes.

Jessie J left ‘frustrated’ after her second cancer surgery is postponed by doctors despite singer cancelling her tour for the operation

As a huge fan, I was so relieved to hear that Jessie J caught her breast cancer early and had a mastectomy in June. But then, she bravely shared that she needed another operation, and honestly, it just shows how strong she is to be so open about everything she’s going through. I’m sending her all my love and hoping for a smooth recovery.

Mobile Legends November 2025 Leaks: Upcoming new heroes, skins, events and more

Okay, so I’ve been following MLBB news, and November 2025 is looking amazing! I’m so hyped for all the stuff coming – they’re releasing a new skin for Bane with the November Starlight pass, and there’s a huge event for Tigreal’s Collector skin. Plus, get this – the Attack on Titan collab is coming back! I can’t wait to see everything they have planned.

Here’s How Realistic A House of Dynamite Is, According to Experts

Noah Oppenheim’s film, Dynamite, explores how organizations prepare for and react to crises, and how easily things can fall apart even with careful planning. Oppenheim, a journalist with 25 years of experience covering politics and international events, and also the writer of Netflix’s Zero Day, has long been interested in how institutions handle pressure. He recalls being told early in his career that there’s no group of experts who always know the right thing to do. “It’s just people trying their best,” he says, “and that applies to any organization, including the White House and the Pentagon.”