The Women
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| Initial release | Westwood |
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| Directors | Diane English |
| Box office | 50 million USD |
| Screenplay | Diane English |
| Producers | Mick Jagger |
| Diane English | |
| Victoria Pearman | |
| Bill Johnson | |
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| ID | 856416 |
About The Women
Clothing designer Mary Haines (Meg Ryan) appears to have it all: a beautiful home in Connecticut, a successful husband, a lovely daughter, and the support of a close circle of friends -- led by magazine editor Sylvie Fowler (Annette Bening). When Mary learns her husband is cheating, her pals rally around her. But his infidelity does not compare to the betrayal Mary feels when Sylvie spills the beans about the affair to a gossip columnist she wants to hire for her magazine.
Glenys Kinnock: The political spouse who became a force in her own right
... Politically active herself, she visited The Women campaigning against the controversial deployment of nuclear cruise missiles at the Greenham Common American airbase in Berkshire in 1983...
Why Naga Munchetty is asking: ‘How are your periods?'
... the Conservative MP who chairs The Women and Equalities Committee, which is currently looking into women s reproductive health, agrees: " Recognise the scale of the problem and make sure that this becomes a priority and it s not simply driven by the same old voices...
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem on 'lethal' desire to control wombs
... It s over 50 years since the political activist masterminded The Women s Action Alliance...
'I'm not ready to lose hope': The hostages still in Gaza
... Israel s focus on securing the release of female hostages has raised and dashed hopes for the families of The Women who are still left behind...
UN says end of ceasefire 'nightmare' for people in Gaza
... A spokesperson for the IDF told the BBC that Hamas also broke the agreement on hostages by not releasing all The Women and children it held...
RuPaul's Drag Race UK: North East queens fighting for crown
... Ginger, who uses he/him pronouns out of drag, said: " She is absolutely based on The Women that ran the Red Cross shop in my village, the woman that ran the newspaper shop, the dinner ladies at school, all of these women that were around me, and of course, The Women in my family as well...
Bedouin family desperate for news on teenagers held hostage in Gaza
... The wives, The Women of the family, are crying, they want them home with us...
Premier League teams are playing footballers facing abuse claims
... Some of The Women said when they reported their allegations - which included a historic report of child sexual abuse - to the FA and Premier League, they experienced delayed responses, a lack of transparency, or no action...
RuPaul's Drag Race UK: North East queens fighting for crown
It is almost time. Tonight we find out The Winner of series five of RuPaul's Drag Race UK.
North-East England already has a reason to celebrate though - All three finalists are from the region.
Ginger Johnson , from County Durham , Tomara Thomas, from Hartlepool, and Michael Marouli, from Newcastle, are All battling it out for The Crown .
" It's The Most amazing representation of the North East because We Are so different, " Michael said.
Inspired by North East WomenThe region's sense of humour - as well as its Women - have inspired The Queens .
Lanchester's Ginger Johnson has said the North East is the " cornerstone" of Ginger's character.
The 34-year-old got into drag after writing, and starring in, a radio play that was based on an older woman from the region.
Ginger, who uses he/him pronouns out of drag, said: " She is absolutely based on The Women that ran the Red Cross shop in my village, The Woman that ran the newspaper shop, The Dinner ladies at school, All of these Women that were around me, and of course, The Women in My Family as well. "
He added: " When I came to London and I'd come from the North East , that became a bit of a cornerstone of who Ginger was. . because it set me apart from everybody else. "
During drama school, Ginger was forced to lose his accent because he was told he would " never get a job".
" And now I spend my entire professional life putting on The Accent that was beaten out of me, " He Said .
Tomara Thomas hails from Hartlepool and describes The Town as supportive.
" If you are successful, in whatever it is, people are going to be Behind You , " Tomara said.
Tomara started doing drag as part of dance competitions at the Age Of 14.
The 25-year-old, who uses he/him pronouns out of drag, said his Dance Teacher encouraged him to try it and gave him the name Tomara.
" My Dance Teacher really did open my eyes to drag because my Dance Teacher was like, you would be such a fabulous drag queen and I was like, really?, " He Said .
He was successful but stopped doing drag while going to Stage School and working as a professional dancer on cruise ships.
It All changed during lockdown when he moved back to Hartlepool and started experimenting with different make-up looks.
" I've only been doing drag for two years now, " Tomara said.
" It's crazy because it's All happened. It's just meant to be, I feel. "
'Fell in love'Newcastle's Michael Marouli, 39, started doing drag at the Age Of 22 after seeing a show for the First Time during a holiday in Gran Canaria .
" I was like, what? There is a world where people get paid to do this and be who you are? I just fell in love and never looked back, " Michael said.
It led to 17 years living and performing on the Spanish island, with a homecoming gig becoming a goal.
Michael, who uses he/him pronouns out of drag, said: " I've always been proud to be a Geordie and to fly The Flag . I just think we have that inherent, daft humour. "
He added: " We're very patriotic in Newcastle as well. We like to see Our Own doing well. "
Getting to be on RuPaul's Drag Race alongside two other queens from the North East was " so nice" Michael said.
" It's The Most amazing representation of the North East because We Are so different and we've each got Our Own thing.
" But we're All so confident and so happy in who We Are as people, that it's just magic.
" That's The Beauty of the North East - it's different, something for everybody. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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