Live Breaking News & Updates on Daphne degregory miaoulis
Stay updated with breaking news from Daphne degregory miaoulis. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. one of the breakout stars of a netflix series bridgerton won't be burning. how appropriate was that. >> very appropriate. >> pardon me. >> fascinating. >> the character daphne was not included in season three but she is excited to watch as a viewer. and she added had daphne could
The 27-year-old English actress reveals her character Daphne Bridgerton's absence in the upcoming season when attending the Sundance Film Festival in Utah amid the production hit Netflix series' in the U.K.
The 'Fair Play' star will not be reviving her role as Daphne Bridgerton in the Shonda Rhimes-created Netflix smash hit for the next set of episodes.But,
the appeal is more technical. she's not in the state of mind that she's got nothing to lose yet. she's not there. >> martha: daphne, fascinating interview. everybody should read about it. thanks very much. that's "the story" for this tuesday. we'll see you back here tomorrow. thanks for being with us today. "your world" starts right now. >> neil: to atlanta. you've seen the destruction. brian kemp is promising swift prosecution. what lies ahead for those fuelling such riots and destroying property. we'll talk to the governor in just a moment. meantime, there's this. >> certainly appears there's a systemic problem with former occupants of the presidency and vice presidency having classified information at their homes. >> clearly the way we handle
mignon, very lean. not so lean that it lacks flavor, but not fat that it leaves drippings on the plate. >> people would ask the question, "how did these two sons come from a cop like that?" >> you had martin and daphne at one level, and then you had frasier and niles at this sort of rarefied area. >> and it was daphne's job to sort of burst their pompous balloon. >> you think i'm pretentious? >> oh, you'd eat a worm if i gave it a french name. >> a lot of episodes focused on niles and frasier trying to get into this elite club or that elite club. >> i'm sorry, sir, you're not allowed through there. please remain in relaxation grotto. >> once they did get into that club, did it make them any happier? >> i am determined to see where they think i don't belong. >> niles and frasier always find out that there was one better, or you open another door and there's a better room. >> take me with you. >> healing warmth and light. it must be a magnificent
now i'm upsets. what am i gonna do in the third season? i'm not sure how many survive honestly. >> what do you think it is about the show that america became obsessed? >> i think it's because it came out in the pandemic. and it's so escapist, this amazing hotel and another country. and we're seeing how beautiful everything is. and also the story to like you said. mike white and the writing and the characters are just absolutely genius. but just the escapism of it too. you're just hanging on to every thread, wondering what is going to happen next. i like that it started that way in the hot first season when you don't know who it's gonna be, it's pretty brilliant. >> but does it also not expose. similar what we're watching with harry and meghan. the news, the struggles people deal within their lives. and this is sort of the most elite that you can imagine. with just the worst possible most reprehensible behavior. >> i think cameron, and what's the wife? >> meghan. >> daphne. >> daphne. >> i mean come on, from the
with just the worst possible most reprehensible behavior. >> i think cameron, and what's the? wife >> meghan. >> daphne. >> daphne. >> i mean come on, from the first episode. >> we all know those guys. [inaudible] >> that's a guy who would've invested in sam bankman-fried's company by the way. >> by the way, were there any people of color at the resort at all? >> it's called a white lotus. [laughter] >> it put the white and the white lotus. i >> mean i guess not. >> no, i don't think so. >> maybe next season. >> what is all of this say though, about the fact that we are drawn to a show like this? where and almost every character treats one another horribly, the seats one another, lives to one another. and steals. >> i don't want to make it too much, but it could also be. putting it back to trump. i think in the trump era it shows succession and the popular billions of we show with the character. doing horrible things. but somehow you find yourself rooting for them.
to see an old man's junk. but anyways, i'm just upset that she's gone. you know? now i'm upsets. what am i gonna do in the third season? i'm not sure how many survive honestly. >> what do you think it is about the show that america became obsessed? >> i think it's because it came out in the pandemic. and it's so escapist, this amazing hotel and other country. and we're seeing how beautiful everything is. and also the story to like you said. mike white and the writing and the characters are just absolutely genius. but just the escapism of it to. you're just hanging on to every thread, wondering what is going to happen next. i like that it started that way in the hot first season when you don't know who it's gonna be, it's pretty brilliant. >> but does it also not expose. not that this similar what we're watching with harry and meghan. the news, the struggles people deal within their lives. and this is sort of the most elite that you can imagine. with just the worst possible most reprehensible behavior. >> i think cameron, and what's the wife? >> meghan. >> daphne. >> daphne. >> i mean come on, from the
the rugby football union has also said it expects a decision ahead of christmas on takeovers at wasps and worcester. of course, that would be encouraging. it has been a turbulent year. it needs sorting out and quickly. thank you. if you hear the phrase "house share", you may well think about a group of university students or young flatmates at the start of their careers. but it can also be a great way for elderly people to enjoy some company, cut their bills and avoid the need to go into a care home. shall we? i will make tea. a project in cornwall is helping to make this happen by matching older homeowners with younger housemates. janine jansen has the details. when 93—year—old daphne lost her husband, living home alone in truro got lonely. but now she has been
motivated to do that. we watch television together. i encourage her to eat at particular times, so mornings, i think that has made a difference to her. i make sure she has a hot drink and porridge before she even gets out of bed. daphne does not want to go in a care home. she has carers come in and now ros is the missing ingredient. the best thing, ithink, is, just to hear footsteps upstairs. ican hearthem. she will go the extra mile, for anything, you know. no, i couldn't, if i wanted to, i couldn't find fault. the company says it runs safeguarding checks before picking the right match. a home sharer can be anybody who has a good heart and is able to help between 10—15 hours each week. the help is mainly practical help and companionship and being present and having tea together,