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UPI
a day ago
- Entertainment
- UPI
Look: Anne Rice series 'Talamasca' gets photos, Oct. release date
1 of 5 | Jason Schwartzman guest stars as a vampire in "Talamasca." Photo courtesy of AMC Networks May 30 (UPI) -- AMC Networks shared first-look photos and a release window for Talamasca, a new series in its Anne Rice Immortal Universe, during the ATX TV Festival Friday. Talamasca, which premieres in October, is about "a secretive society called the Talamasca, comprised of the men and women responsible for tracking and containing the witches, vampires and other creatures scattered around the globe," according to a press release. Celine Buckens and Jason Schwartzman join the cast as Doris and Burton, respectively. Doris lives on a houseboat among witches, while Burton is a vampire residing in a penthouse in New York. Buckens will appear as a series regular, while Schwartzman will guest star. Nicholas Denton, Elizabeth McGovern, William Fichtner and Maisie Richardson-Sellers were previously announced to star. Executive producer Mark John told UPI in January that the show is "almost a spy story, with a hint of the vampires and witches and other things we associate with Anne Rice." Like Mayfair Witches and Interview with the Vampire, Talamasca is inspired by the late author's books. The network also announced the Mayfair Witches writers are now discussing the show's third season, while Interview with the Vampire is about to begin filming Season 3.
The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Caelan Doris shares major update on season-ending injury with pic from hospital bed and message to fans on social media
CAELAN DORIS shared an update on the shoulder injury that ruled him out of the British & Irish Lions tour. The 3 Caelan Doris suffered a serous shoulder injury in Leinster's Champions Cup semi-final loss to Northampton Credit: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile 3 He had surgery on the injury Credit: Instagram/caelandoris 3 And he provided an update on Instagram Credit: Instagram/caelandoris This meant the Leinster star being ruled out of the Lions tour of Australia , going from a The 27-year-old shared a pair of pics to One was taken while he was in hospital recovering from the operation, while the other showed him with his left arm in a sling. He said: "On the mend Read More on Caelan Doris "Thank you for the love & support over the last couple of weeks "Looking forward to the challenges of what's to come" He ended the update with a quote credited to philosopher Marcus Aurelius. Doris added: "The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way." Most read in Rugby Union The Ireland captain suffered the serious shoulder injury in Champions Cup semi-final He was among the favourites to skipper the Lions before disaster struck at the Aviva Stadium, with England international 'Bundee was meant to do it but he's minding the kids' - Mack Hansen hilariously 'lost for words' after Lions inclusion 'He tried to put a brave face on it like any champion would, but you could see the disappointment. Everyone's feeling it for him.' 'He's right at the top of his game. He's 27, he's just captained Ireland. We'll never know if he'd have been captain of the Lions, but he was right in the mix. 'Him, [Maro] Itoje and [Dan] Sheehan - those three felt like nailed-on starters.' It's Doris' second Lions heartbreak after missing the 2021 South Africa tour, and former centre O'Driscoll reckons the best thing for Doris would be to disconnect from the game over the summer . He added: 'For that all to be gone, it's bitterly disappointing. 'It'll be a hard couple of months for him. He'll take time to get over it. 'He'll wish the lads well, of course, but I'm sure he'll try and disconnect. 'Ignorance is bliss - but it's very hard now with phones, with people talking about it all the time. 'It'll be impossible to escape. I'm genuinely so disappointed for him.'
Borneo Post
7 days ago
- Business
- Borneo Post
Organisational success rooted in unity, says Sri Aman MP
Doris (fourth left) officiates the event as (from left) Susan, Angelyn, Anyi, Alice (second right) and others look on. SIBU (May 25): The spirit of unity within an organisation is the key to success and progress, said Sri Aman MP Dato Sri Doris Sophia Brodie. According to her, an organisation's strength is not solely in its membership size, but in its ability to unite toward achieving common goals. 'If we are busy fighting among ourselves, we will lose focus on the original purpose of establishing the organisation, and the development we want to achieve will be stunted,' she said when officiating at the pre-Gawai Dayak celebration here last night. Doris commended the collaborative efforts of four organisations, namely the Sarawak Dayak National Union (SDNU) Sibu, Sarakup Indu Dayak Sarawak (SIDS) Sibu, Orang Ulu National Union (OUNA) Sibu and Dayak Bidayuh National Union (DBNA) Sibu for working together to make the event a success. She noted the collaboration among various Dayak entities reflects the spirit of togetherness that other organisations should emulate. 'I am very interested in the theme of tonight's event, 'berserakup kitai mansang, begempung kitai senang, segulai sejalai'. However, I would like to add another one, which is 'nuju pemansang' because unity drives development,' she said. Meanwhile, Doris reminded attendees that Gawai Dayak is not just a celebration but a symbol of gratitude for the hard work carried out throughout the year, especially by paddy farmers. 'Gawai Dayak teaches us to appreciate the hard work and the blessings of harvest. This is also in line with the value of unity. When we work together, we reap success together,' she said. She added the pre-Gawai Dayak celebration serves as an important platform for strengthening community relationships and demonstrating the true strength that unity brings. At the event, she announced an allocation of RM15,000 for SIDS Sibu. Additionally, Ngemah assemblyman Anyi Jana and Bawang Assan assemblyman Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh also allocated RM5,000 and RM10,000, respectively. Among those present were political secretaries to Sarawak Premier Susan Clement and William Anut, SIDS president Dato Alice Jawan, SIDS Sibu chairperson Angelyn Uchi Maseng, Temenggong Stanley Geramong and Cr Sean Wong. Doris Sophia Brodie lead pre-Gawai Dayak celebration unity
Borneo Post
7 days ago
- Business
- Borneo Post
Unity is key to success and progress, says Sri Aman MP at pre-Gawai celebration
Doris (fourth left) officiates the event as (from left) Susan, Angelyn, Anyi, Alice (second right) and others look on. SIBU (May 25): The spirit of unity within an organisation is the key to success and progress, said Sri Aman MP Dato Sri Doris Sophia Brodie. According to her, an organisation's strength is not solely in its membership size, but in its ability to unite toward achieving common goals. 'If we are busy fighting among ourselves, we will lose focus on the original purpose of establishing the organisation, and the development we want to achieve will be stunted,' she said when officiating at the pre-Gawai Dayak celebration here last night. Doris commended the collaborative efforts of four organisations, namely the Sarawak Dayak National Union (SDNU) Sibu, Sarakup Indu Dayak Sarawak (SIDS) Sibu, Orang Ulu National Union (OUNA) Sibu and Dayak Bidayuh National Union (DBNA) Sibu for working together to make the event a success. She noted the collaboration among various Dayak entities reflects the spirit of togetherness that other organisations should emulate. 'I am very interested in the theme of tonight's event, 'berserakup kitai mansang, begempung kitai senang, segulai sejalai'. However, I would like to add another one, which is 'nuju pemansang' because unity drives development,' she said. Meanwhile, Doris reminded attendees that Gawai Dayak is not just a celebration but a symbol of gratitude for the hard work carried out throughout the year, especially by paddy farmers. 'Gawai Dayak teaches us to appreciate the hard work and the blessings of harvest. This is also in line with the value of unity. When we work together, we reap success together,' she said. She added the pre-Gawai Dayak celebration serves as an important platform for strengthening community relationships and demonstrating the true strength that unity brings. At the event, she announced an allocation of RM15,000 for SIDS Sibu. Additionally, Ngemah assemblyman Anyi Jana and Bawang Assan assemblyman Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh also allocated RM5,000 and RM10,000, respectively. Among those present were political secretaries to Sarawak Premier Susan Clement and William Anut, SIDS president Dato Alice Jawan, SIDS Sibu chairperson Angelyn Uchi Maseng, Temenggong Stanley Geramong and Cr Sean Wong. Doris Sophia Brodie lead pre-Gawai Dayak celebration unity
The Irish Sun
24-05-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Brian O'Driscoll reveals why Ireland and Leinster star will have to ‘disconnect himself' during the Lions Tour
BRIAN O'DRISCOLL reckons Caelan Doris will try to shut off from rugby altogether during this summer's British and Irish Lions tour. The 2 Brian O'Driscoll offered some advice to Caelan Doris after he missed Lions selection due to a shoulder injury 2 Caelan Doris of Leinster leaves the field after being replaced during the Champions Cup semi-final match between Leinster Rugby and Northampton Saints The Ireland captain was ruled out of selection for the summer trip after suffering a serious shoulder injury in 27-year-old Doris was among the favourites to skipper read more on rugby 'He tried to put a brave face on it like any champion would, but you could see the disappointment. Everyone's feeling it for him.' 'He's right at the top of his game. He's 27, he's just captained Ireland. We'll never know if he'd have been captain of the Lions, but he was right in the mix. 'Him, [Maro] Itoje and [Dan] Sheehan - those three felt like nailed-on starters.' It's Doris' second Lions heartbreak after missing the 2021 South Africa tour, and former centre O'Driscoll reckons the best thing for Doris would be to disconnect from the game over the summer. Most read in Rugby Union He added: 'For that all to be gone, it's bitterly disappointing. 'It'll be a hard couple of months for him. He'll take time to get over it. EXCLUSIVE- Johnny Fisher suffered horror BLOOD CLOT in his ear... but says he had worse injuries during his 'posh' rugby career 'He'll wish the lads well, of course, but I'm sure he'll try and disconnect. 'Ignorance is bliss - but it's very hard now with phones, with people talking about it all the time. 'It'll be impossible to escape. I'm genuinely so disappointed for him.' Ireland players included in Andy Farrell's Lions squad: Jamison Gibson-Park Garry Ringrose Bundee Aki James Lowe Mack Hansen Dan Sheehan Josh van der Flier Jack Conan Tadhg Beirne Tadhg Furlong Andrew Porter Hugo Keenan Ronan Kelleher Joe McCarthy James Ryan
