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Who was Jacqueline Avant? Queen Charlotte tribute explained

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At the end of the opening episode of Bridgerton spin-off Queen Charlotte, which charts the titular royal's ascent to the throne and her tumultuous relationship with King George, a tribute is paid to Jacqueline Avant. Advertisement Many people are familiar with Avant's story but for those who aren't, we've explained who she is and what happened to her below. Who was Jacqueline Avant?Jacqueline Avant was an American philanthropist. She was previously president of " Read More...

Why did Danny Cohen leave the BBC? Was his job being shrunk?

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The successor to BBC director of television Danny Cohen is set to have a diminished and redefined role under proposals currently being thrashed out within the Corporation, RadioTimes.com understands. Advertisement Under the current thinking, the role which Cohen is due to vacate next month is set to “shrink” and be “re-shaped” according to top level sources, with enormous power being handed to the new boss of BBC Studios Peter Salmon if plans to bolster the reach and remit of the new production base are approved by the Government and the BBC Trust. Read More...

Why Marvel and DC's female superheroes like Avengers: Age of Ultron Black Widow and Scarlet Witch do

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“The first time I met Joss he led with that" she says. "He said, ‘Look at the comics and you will never look like that.’ That felt great as I would never want to wear a leotard, headband and cape. Not even in my own private life!” Olsen's experience is an indication of the shift in attitudes toward female superheroes in general. While many women would feel perfectly comfortable – even empowered – wearing Scarlet Witch's original costume, others (like Olsen) would, quite understandably, rather show a little less skin. Read More...

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