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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jane Seymour Reveals if 'Dr. Quinn' Co-Star Joe Lando Would Ever Appear on 'Harry Wild' (Exclusive)
Jane Seymour is, well, an icon. Born Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg, Seymour has had some iconic roles, including that of Bond girl Solitaire in Live and Let Die and as the titular figure in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. One of the roles she played has become a cult classic movie, Somewhere in Time. I would wager to say every woman over 30 knows this movie about a present-day playwright (Christopher Reeve) who becomes obsessed with a woman from the 1920s. As he's doing research, he discovers he somehow was there back in that time period. If you've never seen it, you should check it out. It's free to stream on Tubi. Even though she is now 74, the ageless Seymour doesn't seem to be slowing down. She currently stars as the titular character in Harry Wild, a former literary professor with a knack for solving mysteries. She teams up with teen Fergus Reid (Rohan Nedd) to solve crimes the police detectives can't. Seymour sat down with Parade to talk about the new season of Harry Wild. 🎬 🎬 What can viewers expect in Season 4 of ?The new season of Harry Wild has some wonderful backgrounds and stories. We explore the world of horse racing, there is a great one in the ballroom dancing world, where some bizarre things go on that Harry, of course, enjoys because she actually likes to dance, and we have a serial killer who makes their decisions with a toss of a coin. We also see what's going to happen with Harry B (Lochlann O'Mearáin), and we see what's going on with Fergus and Lola (Rose O'Neill). What was your favorite episode of the new season of ?I think one of my favorite episodes might be the one that takes place in the convent with an order of silent nuns (Episode 402 "For Whom the Bell Tolls"). Somehow, Harry and Fergus have to figure out how to interrogate a group of nuns that have taken a vow of silence. I'm sure Dr. Quinn fans would love to see Joe Lando guest star on . Who would you like to see as a guest star on the show?Along with the viewers, I would love to have Joe Lando in an episode of Harry Wild. If there's any possibility, it's something we would love to happen in the future, and if I don't get to work with him on Harry Wild, I'm always looking for something really great to do with him elsewhere. Related: Get the Scoop on Season 4 of Jane Seymour's Acorn TV Mystery Series What kind of mysteries would you like to see Harry and Fergus solve in future episodes of ?As for future adventures for Harry and Fergus, the great thing about working with Dave Logan and Jo Spain is they always come up with a new and extraordinary world that they can investigate, and they never cease to amaze me. Every time I read a new script, I go 'Wow! That is something else I hadn't even thought of.' Can I think of one specific world I would like for them to get into? Maybe medicine, because I'm always intrigued by medicine, something in the medical world. Related: Take a look at this Parade exclusive sneak peek from the upcoming episode, "Murder on the Dance Floor". In this episode, when two performers go missing from a dance school, Orla (Aoife Mulholland) and Lola persuade Harry to investigate. Take a look at some select images from this week's brand new episode of Harry Wild. New episodes of Harry Wild drop on Mondays on Acorn TV.
Buzz Feed
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
47 Photos That Nail Using The Family Computer In 2005
POV: it's the 2000s. You get home from school, and you rush to the computer room (which was possibly just a big wooden desk in the living room). You boot it up, and world was at your fingertips. Kids today will never know the triumphs and defeats, the epic highs and lows of the 2000s internet. And you know what? I feel sorry for them. iPad kids WISH they could experience dial-up internet. In case you're as nostalgic for this time as I are 47 photos that will make you wish you were still haphazardly pressing cubes in Minesweeper. (Seriously, did anyone actually know how to play this?) There was really nothing like bootin' up the PC and seeing this screen, along with whatever icon you'd picked to perfectly fit your vibe. And then once you signed in, being greeted with this tranquil scene? Literally idyllic. You could start out with one of those sweet, sweet, built-in games the PC had, like the aforementioned Minesweeper, or, even better, Space Cadet. Solitaire was also a classic. The things I created in MS Paint belong at the Met, and it's a travesty I don't have them anywhere. I am positive that we ALL made a version of this at some point. For more sophisticated creations, you could always open up KidPix. Once you were done making your masterpieces, you got to the real good stuff: AOL. I can't even tell you how much I miss AOL Instant Messenger. It was SO much better than texting. I could waste hours just talking to SmarterChild. Or playing around with my away message, picking the perfect font and ~deep~ song lyrics. Speaking of song had to set the mood! Though honestly, sometimes I'd get SO distracted by these cool graphics in Windows Media Player that I'd just stare at them as music played and forget to do anything else. I feel like we never used headphones back then unless we were using a CD player, so full blast on these bad boys it was. Sorry, mom and dad. But most of my music-related time was spent in one place: Limewire. (Don't tell the government.) I was the QUEEN of burning CDs for my friends. I was once my sixth-grade class's go-to distributor of the High School Musical soundtrack. (Once again, don't tell the government.) When I got more advanced, I could rip stuff from YouTube. Which, BTW, looked like this in 2006. No unskippable ads!! These are the most watched videos on YouTube in 2007, if you were wondering what went viral back in the day. It was mostly babies laughing, Weird Al, and instantly quotable and totally random comedy videos like "Shoes" or "Muffins." All in all, it was a beautiful place. I mean, it gave us masterpieces like this one and Charlie the Unicorn. But before YouTube, we had ebaumsworld. I still remember my brother showing me Aisha, which is burned into my brain to this day. PSA: You can still visit and play the Impossible Quiz, though the site looks a lot different. You can also still play Neopets, and it looks pretty much the same. Everyone had a go-to Neopet type, right? I always went with occasionally Wocky, Kau, or Scorchio, if I wanted to change things up. Webkinz always felt in a lot of ways like the successor to Neopets. Low-key, Artie has always been a "hear me out" for me. We can't forget Club Penguin, either. Remember when you'd ask random other penguins to be your boyfriend? No? Just me? I feel like the user interface for sites was just more fun back then. Like, this was the site for Nickelodeon, and it was awesome. Here's the one for Cartoon Network, if you were a Johnny Bravo kid. Disney was even better. And the games??? Top tier. The Kim Possible one was definitely the best, though. The MyScene website was also awesome. (You can still play a lot of these games!) Weirdly, cereals had some of the best online games in the 2000s. Remember Waffle's Jungle Adventure? (Which you can still play!) Millsberry even made a whole, like, online world, complete with your own personalized avatar, that I was obsessed with. (Unfortunately, you can't still play this one). Speaking of online was ELITE. (You can also still play this one!!! It's a recreated version, but still.) There are also computer games you can still play recreations of. If you miss Carmen know what to do. And of course, The Sims is still around. But nothing beats those terrible graphics of that first game. Why did we all watch our Sims drown by making them go in the pool, then removing the ladder? Were we all little sadists? I can't even legally speak of the horrors I inflicted on the guests of Roller Coaster Tycoon. I was much more gentle with my Zoombinis. If you spent too long contemplating a Zoombini puzzle, you might see this iconic screensaver. Or this one. Or this one, which I could watch for hours. Remember the website visitor counter? I haven't thought about this in years. And Yahoo pool, which was somehow better than playing on an actual pool table. Before signing off, you might've checked out titles on Netflix so you could beg your mom to order Shrek 2 for the next family movie night. Remember back when Netflix only consisted of physical DVDs? And finally, after a long, fulfilling few hours of visiting your favorite sites and games, it was time for a dinner of Annie's mac and cheese and hot dogs, along with a bowl of broccoli your mom melted a piece of American cheese over. Or maybe that was just my family. All in all...I miss those days.
Scottish Sun
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Werenoi dead: Rapper dies aged 31 just hours before gig after being rushed to hospital as tributes pour in
RAPPER GONE Werenoi dead: Rapper dies aged 31 just hours before gig after being rushed to hospital as tributes pour in Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FRENCH rapper Werenoi has died at the age of 31 from a heart attack - just hours before his performance, reports say. Jeremy Bana Owana, known as Werenoi, has been confirmed dead by his producer Babs. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 2 Werenoi has died at the age of 31 Credit: AFP 2 The rapper was set to perform in a gig later that day Credit: Getty The rapper was hospitalised after going into cardio-respiratory arrest, according to French outlet After being admitted into intensive care, he died in the early hours of Saturday morning. His producer Babs wrote on X: "Rest in peace my brother I love you!!!" Radio host Musa shared Bab's post and wrote on X: "My condolences to his loved ones..." Werenoi, who boasted more than 6.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify, had the best-selling record in France in 2023. Some of his popular tracks include Scarface, Solitaire, Laboratoire, Chemin d'or and Ciao featuring Ninho.
The Irish Sun
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Werenoi dead: Rapper dies aged 31 just hours before gig after being rushed to hospital as tributes pour in
FRENCH rapper Werenoi has died at the age of 31 from a heart attack - just hours before his performance, reports say. Jeremy Bana Owana, known as Werenoi, has been confirmed dead by his producer Babs. Advertisement 2 Werenoi has died at the age of 31 Credit: AFP 2 The rapper was set to perform at a gig in Lyon on Saturday night Credit: Getty The rapper was hospitalised after going into cardio-respiratory arrest, according to French outlet After being admitted into intensive care, he died in the early hours of Saturday morning. His producer Babs wrote on X: "Rest in peace my brother I love you!!!" Radio host Musa shared Bab's post and wrote on X: "My condolences to his loved ones..." Advertisement Werenoi, who boasted more than 6.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify, had the best-selling record in France in 2023. Some of his popular tracks include Scarface, Solitaire, Laboratoire, Chemin d'or and Ciao featuring Ninho.
Daily Record
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
French rapper Werenoi dead aged 31 after being rushed to hospital before concert
Werenoi, who real name is Jeremy Bana Owana, was confirmed to have died by his producer Babs. A rapper has tragically died just hours before he was due to perform a gig. French rapper Werenoi, was rushed to hospital but sadly died later, he was just 31. According to local reports, Werenoi, whose real name is Jeremy Bana Owana, was confirmed to have died by his producer Babs. He wrote on X: "Rest in peace my brother I love you!!!" French music news outlet reported the rapper was hospitalised after going into cardio-respiratory arrest." As the Mirror reports, Owana was admitted into an intensive care unit, but he sadly died in the early hours of Saturday morning. Werenoi's producer's post. The star won Album of the Year in his home country's awards Les Flammes in 2024. He didn't appear in person to accept his award, instead sending a video message of himself. He could be seen with a cast on his arm. He told fans he had been the victim of a "serious injury", adding: "It's just postponed, we'll see you soon." Werenoi, who boasts more than 6.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify, went on to release a number of popular tracks. They include Scarface, Solitaire, Laboratoire, Chemin d'or and Ciao featuring Ninho. 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. He also had the best-selling record in France in 2023, with the album Carre. He also achieved success in 2024 with Pyramide. The rapper, of Cameroonian descent, last shared a video on Instagram on May 1. Fans flocked to his last social media post to pay tribute to the star. One wrote: "Rest in peace the goat one of the best gone too soon courage to the family." Another added: "It reminds us that all this money, this life, this luxury - well the day we are no longer there is nothing, let's make the most of life may God protect you all." Werenoi was due to play at Azar Club in Lyon, France tonight. The event description read: "French rap's number one, Werenoi, is coming to the Azar Club in Lyon for an exclusive showcase on Saturday, May 17th. "Werenoi has just released his new album, and for this first edition of JACKPOT, you'll be among the very first to experience it live. A unique evening, designed to make an impression, in one of the most iconic clubs on the Lyon scene."
