The Lot
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| First episode date | August 19, 1999 |
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| Final episode date | April 22, 2001 |
| Networks | AMC |
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| ID | 1792242 |
About The Lot
Seven ambitious characters try to make it in Hollywood in 1937.
London Gaza rally: Commemoration, protest, freedom of speech - and yes, politics
...By Chris MasonPolitical editor, BBC NewsThis week has The Lot...
Fat Bear Week 2023: Can chubby cub 806 Jr beat the seasoned champions?
... Twelve bears among The Lot are chosen for Fat Bear Week s bracket, where fans voting online will ultimately decide the winner...
Can Rishi Sunak's switch from Mr Steady to Mr Change work?
... The biggest issue of The Lot will dominate on Monday: The economy...
Elvis Presley's coat fetches £128k at Wiltshire auction
... The Lot was accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Rosemary Alden Starkey, who is Ginger Alden s sister...
Tunisia's El General: The rapper who helped bring down Ben Ali
... Although it survived there, unlike in other countries that rose up during the Arab Spring, successive governments did little to improve The Lot of most Tunisians...
Apple iPhone from 2007 sells for $190,000 at auction
... The Lot, run by LCG Auctions, attracted 28 bids in total and sold at nearly 400 times its original price...
US couple struggle to bank huge haul of pennies
... Rather than search the haul for any rare valuable coins themselves, they have instead decided to sell them all online, asking $25,000 for The Lot...
Film critics fall for Halle Bailey, the new Little Mermaid's 'charismatic' Ariel
... " Happily, The Little Mermaid comfortably leaps clear of The Lot...
News Daily: Brexit secretary in EU talks and climate strikes under way
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Brexit secretary to meet EU's chief negotiatorAfter weeks of apparent deadlock in Brexit talks, and stern words about no-deal on either side of the English Channel , is the rhetoric softening just a little? With with the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier , the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says a new Brexit deal can be reached before the 31 October deadline. He's told Sky News a meeting with Boris Johnson on Monday was "rather positive", with the Prime Minister echoing his cautious optimism by saying: "I don't want to exaggerate the progress that we are making, but we are making progress. "
The BBC also understands between the EU and UK about ruling out another delay to Brexit if a deal is agreed. It would be seen by some in government, says our political editor Laura Kuenssberg , as, by restricting MPs' choice to either backing any New Deal or leaving without one. First, of course, one would have to be struck.
Global climate strikes under wayThousands of People - Many of them youngsters - have gathered in Sydney, as in Australia. Millions of children are expected to join demonstrations that follow The Sun around the earth throughout The Day , culminating in mass protests in New York where 1. 1 million youngsters have been given permission to skip school. Young campaigner Greta Thunberg , who will join the New York rally, describes the scenes Down Under as "incredible".
Follow The Day 's events on our, get a quick explanation of Climate Change through our, or bone up on how the UK is responding to The Threat of global warning through our in-depth on energy.
The 'most open' Rugby World Cup for yearsIn just a few hours time in Tokyo, hosts Japan will Kick Off Seven Weeks of intense competition with the opening match of the Rugby World Cup against Russia. And it promises to be, with Wales coach Warren Gatland suggesting "six or seven" teams have a chance of winning it. In his column, he fancies England a little more to repeat the feat of his winning 2003 side. But he would say that. Ireland are currently ranked as The World 's best team. Scotland prop aiming to stop them as The First of the home nations to play meet on Sunday.
See all the fixtures in our read about the so they can attend, and find out, from terrifying toilets to a "Pokemon" stadium.
The Work experience you can do in your pyjamasBy Deborah Weitzmann, technology of business reporter, BBC News
Twenty-year-old Jessica Fitzpatrick from Kent is in Her Third year of university. Like most students with a part-time job, balancing all of her commitments can be challenging. So she chose a virtual internship, with the global law firm Linklaters, to fit around her studies.
It's an online service that gives a look inside The Work of a lawyer, through a series of tasks, including working on a deal and creating a presentation. "Although I'm not in The Office , there are videos of real partners working there who give me my assignments and deadlines. "
What the papers sayNo single story dominates Friday's papers. Both The Times and i lead on reports that former Prime Minister David Cameron 's indiscretion about his meetings with The Queen while promoting his memoir has prompted "fury" at Buckingham Palace . The Daily Telegraph can see hope of the UK reaching a Brexit deal with the EU ahead of the 31 October withdrawal date. Meanwhile the Daily Star suggests Ryanair boss Michael O 'Leary is in line for an £87m bonus, and speculates as to whether he will bundle The Lot into a cabin bag.
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If you see one thing today If you listen to one thing todayIf you read one thing today Lookahead11:45 Japan host Russia in the opening game of the Rugby World Cup in Tokyo.
10:00 UKIP gathers in Newport for its annual conference, The First under new leader Richard Braine .
On this day1967 Tens of thousands of People watch as The Queen launches the Cunard cruise liner, Queen Elizabeth 2, at a ceremony on the Clydebank.
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