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Elle
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Will Keeley Hawes' 'The Assassin' Get A Second Series After That Twisty Finale?
The Assassin has been one of the summer's newest sleeper hits. Following a quiet-ish release on Amazon's Prime Video, the Keeley Hawes-fronted show quickly gathered critical acclaim, before getting that integral word-of-mouth approval from homes around the UK, sending it to the top of the streaming platform's charts. And now, after racing through six episodes of the twisty series and the rollercoaster finale, fans are wondering whether the show will get a second series. Well, for one thing, the showrunners are keen. The show was created by Harry and Jack Williams (who also created The Tourist and Liar) and in an interview with Esquire they weighed in on whether they'd be up for creating a second series. 'At this moment we don't specifically know what a season 2 would be,' they admitted, before adding: 'That said, Keeley and Freddie [Highmore] are so brilliant together, and such a delight to work with, that we'd absolutely be open to the possibility of more.' The ending of The Assassin also lends itself to another series. Julie (Hawes) rescues her son Edward (Highmore) from the clutches of Gina Gerson's Marie - and the revelation that Julie isn't his real mother, leaves a big question unresolved... who is Edward's real mother? After Marie revealed they used a surrogate, the show ends with Edward, his fiancé and mother travelling to find out. There's also the death of Alan Dale's Aaron to contend with - what part did his son Ezra have to play in it? In their Esquire interview, the show-runner brothers revealed the ending scene (coda) deliberately dangles the possibility of more episodes. 'The coda forefronts one of the big questions left dangling at the end of the series – who is Edward's real mother?' they said. 'How did he end up living with Marie and her beloved arms-dealer husband Jean-Luc (seen in pictures looking disturbingly similar to Edward)? The coda is as much about letting the audience know that mother and son have found a way to be at some kind of peace with one another.' The Assassin is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. ELLE Collective is a new community of fashion, beauty and culture lovers. For access to exclusive content, events, inspiring advice from our Editors and industry experts, as well the opportunity to meet designers, thought-leaders and stylists, become a member today HERE.
Buzz Feed
21 hours ago
- Health
- Buzz Feed
This Moisturizer Is 'The Only Cream Worth Buying'
Before it was available on Amazon, this $19 French moisturizer was once worth traveling the world for. Numerous Amazon reviewers indicated that they got hooked on CicaBiafine's intense repair hand cream during trips to Paris — but luckily for us all, you can order it with Prime shipping right this second. The cream is designed to soothe, repair, and protect rough skin without any greasy residue or overwhelming fragrance. Not only does it boast a 4.4-star rating across 300 reviews on Amazon, but plenty of Amazon reviewers support these claims. 'Best hand cream, bar none,' Amazon reviewer Michelle F. writes. 'Whenever I go to Paris, this is the number one thing on my list to bring back. Forget the salted butter and the Longchamps bags. If you have severely sensitive/dry hands and like a non-greasy cream that absorbs right in and lasts, this is it.' Amazon customer Marie concurs and also raves over its gentle, fresh scent. 'I immediately loved the smell (not overpowering but really nice),' she mentions. 'I can't stand products that have too much perfume or long-lingering scents. It's such a nice consistency, soaks in quickly, not greasy feeling and really keeps hands soft and nice looking all day.' Meanwhile, Amazon reviewer Debbie Maruke mentions, 'Love this hand cream! I bought it in France and am so happy to be able to buy it through Amazon. It's not greasy, immediately helps your hands and smells good too.' If your hands run dry no matter the season and you love a lightweight formula with a dash of fresh fragrance, then this French hidden gem might be your saving grace — and for only $19, at that. Check out a few other Amazon reviewers that swear by CicaBiafine's moisturizer: Get it from Amazon for $18.53.
Korea Herald
a day ago
- Health
- Korea Herald
Leo Cancer Care Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for Marie® - A Revolutionary Upright Radiotherapy Platform
MIDDLETON, Wis., July 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Leo Cancer Care, a leader in upright radiotherapy solutions, today announces that its flagship product, Marie®, has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Marie represents a paradigm shift in the delivery of particle therapy, combining an upright patient positioning system and a CT scanner that reimagines the treatment experience for both patients and clinicians, whilst drastically reducing the size and cost compared to existing particle therapy solutions. "This clearance marks a major milestone not just for Leo Cancer Care, but for the future of cancer treatment," said Stephen Towe, CEO of Leo Cancer Care. "We've long believed there's a better, more human way to deliver radiotherapy. One that puts the patient at the heart of the treatment experience and embraces smarter, more compassionate design. Marie is the embodiment of that belief." Particle therapies such as proton and carbon ion therapy have long been considered the gold standard in radiation oncology. However, the cost, size, and complexity of conventional systems with large rotating gantries have historically limited widespread adoption. Leo Cancer Care's upright solution addresses these barriers. By rotating the patient rather than the beam, Marie eliminates the need for a rotating gantry, dramatically reducing infrastructure costs, simplifying installation, and expanding access to this advanced level of care. Marie is particle beam-agnostic, meaning it's compatible with a wide range of current and emerging treatment modalities, including proton, carbon ion, BNCT and FLASH therapies. Its upright design opens new possibilities for treatment planning and delivery, particularly for tumors in the thoracic and abdominal regions. When compared to supine treatments, evidence suggests anatomical shifts are reduced due to the gravitational direction. Through collaborations with leading hospitals around the world, Leo Cancer Care is conducting clinical research and trials, laying a strong foundation for the widespread adoption of upright therapy as a new standard in radiotherapy. "We are incredibly proud of the teams and collaborators who helped bring Marie to life," added Thomas 'Rock' Mackie, Co-founder and Board Chairman of Leo Cancer Care. "This is just the beginning. We're working closely with leading particle beam companies and institutions worldwide to explore how upright positioning can unlock new levels of precision and personalization in cancer care."
Daily Record
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
OnlyFans model builds £10m mansion with 25ft ceilings for her super tall family
Marie Temara is 6ft 3in, an entire foot taller than the average woman in the UK, while her mum Christine, 63, is 6ft 5in and her dad Michael, 65, is 6ft 3in. A family of five who are so tall that they bump their heads on doorframes are building a supersized £10m mansion with 25ft ceilings and 12ft doors. Marie Temara is 6ft 3in, an entire foot taller than the average woman in the UK, while her mum Christine, 63, is 6ft 5in and her dad Michael, 65, is 6ft 3in. The model also has two basketballer brothers, Troy, 27, who stands at 6ft 10in and Shane, 29, who reaches 6ft 9in. The family have become so sick of banging their heads while moving around their respective homes that they are now planning on knocking their houses down and building a towering mansion to live in together. "We're going the extra mile to make our home more comfortable to live in," Marie, who has 3m followers on Instagram, @marietemara, said. "Our houses are way too small for us because the ceilings are eight feet tall so we're going to knock them down. We're always touching the door frames, banging our heads and having to duck. "The toilets and showers are too low, we have to crouch down to wash our hair and the baths are too small to lie down in. We're going to have the ceilings and doors as tall as they can go and all the space we need." Marie, from Florida, US, currently lives in a £1.5m house with 8ft ceilings and a £75,000 gym that the fitness fanatic had installed herself. Meanwhile, retired 911 operator Christine and retired electrician Michael live in a £500,000 property next door. But because they weren't always wealthy, the family have always lived in homes unsuitable to their lofty heights. That's set to change following Marie's success on OnlyFans, which she joined in 2021. The adult star made £110,000 in her first month and now rakes in £7.5m per year. As a result, Marie has been able to help her parents retire and even bought them their current home. She also plans to fork out for the new mansion out of her earnings from the site. She said: "We didn't have that much money growing up, so we couldn't afford to make the house bigger like I can now. My brothers would smack their heads going down the stairs every time. "The houses we lived in were from the seventies, so we were hitting our heads on ceilings, and everything was too low, including the toilets and shower heads. We all had that problem growing up. "We are looking forward to having a home where we don't have to hunch, crouch, or worry about hitting our heads every time we walk through a room. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. "My family is very grateful and happy for me and my career; they even star in some of my videos on TikTok. Dad was an electrician, and he barely made anything. "He made £26,000 a year, and my mom was an emergency operator, so she didn't make much more than that. It was pretty hard, but they did a really good job of giving us everything that we'd ever needed. They just never had any money to buy anything for themselves. So they really put us first. "It will be nice to do this for them; they deserve it. This is something we've talked about for years, and I'm grateful I can finally make it happen for my family."
Irish Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Foul-mouthed Irish parrot has incredible two-word response for anyone vaping
A foul-mouthed Irish parrot who hates e-cigarettes tells guests who are vaping to 'p*ss off'. Lucky Angel shouts 'no vaping' and swears at anyone he sees performing the habit. Owner Marie Mcaleavey first noticed the African Grey's hatred for e-cigarettes when she had an unsuspecting friend over. The bird's feathers stood on end and he flew around the room frantically when the guest pulled a vape out of her pocket. Marie, 51, was shocked when the eight-year-old bird yelled 'no vape' and told the visitor to 'p*ss off'. 'He hates vaping,' Marie, from Warrenpoint, Co Down, said. 'If a vape comes into the room I almost have to wash his mouth out. Parrots are very intelligent and very sensitive to smell. He hates anyone smoking vapes around him. 'A friend came over and I went into the kitchen to make a cup of tea. She'd gone to have some of her vape and he went ballistic, flying around the house and up the walls. 'He told her to p*ss off and said 'no vape, no vape'. His feathers were stood up like he was going to go mad at her. She thought he was an innocent little bird. It's unbelievable. He must have picked up the smell. He's very smart.' Retired interior designer Marie describes herself an 'anti-vaper'. She said: 'I've never even smoked in my house. 'Lucky Angel's reaction goes to show how dangerous vaping is. Whatever is coming out of the vape must be really bad. I took a photo of a lung damaged by vaping and he wasn't impressed at all. He nearly tore it down and yelled 'no vape'.' Marie bought Lucky Angel in 2016 'on a whim' after spotting an advert for him online. She added: 'I wanted an animal that lives longer than a cat or dog and thought it would be fun to hear him talking. He's so clever and picks up on everything, especially four letter words which are naughty. He's so witty. 'It's fascinating how intelligent they are and you have to keep them stimulated. He likes walnuts, 80 percent dark chocolate and watching NCIS. Lucky Angel has a whole room to himself and I spray him in coconut oil to make his feathers glisten.' Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
