How Yerin Ha Became the Belle of Bridgerton’s Ball

Okay, let me tell you about the latest addition to the Bridgerton family. The new season introduces Ha as Sophie, and she’s joining a pretty exclusive club – the leading ladies of this massively popular Netflix show. It’s a role that comes with a lot of attention, that’s for sure. What’s particularly interesting is that, like Simone Ashley before her, Ha is playing a character whose ethnicity has been updated for the show. The producers are clearly committed to diverse casting, and it works! You might remember Kate Sharma, who was originally envisioned as white in the books, but was brilliantly reimagined as Indian. This season, they’re doing the same thing with Sophie Beckett, and Ha brings a wonderful fresh perspective to the role. You can catch the first part of the new season on January 29th, and the second part on February 26th.

‘Melania’ documentary, helmed by controversial filmmaker, arrives amid national turmoil

Melania Trump, who used to be a fashion model, and her husband, Donald Trump – then a successful real estate developer – both appeared as themselves in the Ben Stiller comedy “Zoolander,” which is about a not-very-bright male supermodel. She stood by quietly as her husband enthusiastically told reporters on a red carpet that Derek Zoolander had been crucial to the success of male modeling.

Why California’s fight over ticket fraud has become a proxy war against Ticketmaster and Live Nation

While driving west, the pair decided on a whim to see the Eagles perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas. Balentine and Cottrell each purchased tickets through StubHub for about $400, with Cottrell using his credit card and receiving a confirmation. However, when they arrived at the venue, they were denied entry because the ticket seller hadn’t actually sent the tickets.