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The Ever-Evolving Halle Berry The superstar opens up about some of her biggest career moments, and why she's far from finished. Jan 25, 2021 @ 8:45 am When Halle Berry left her home state of Ohio back in the late '80s with hopes of pursuing acting in New York City, her intention was never to make history or be "the first." She simply just wanted to be. "[I was] trying to have agency, and find quality, and find a place where I could have a voice and I could be heard and I could be seen," she tells me over the phone. However, Berry had alrea...

Here's a look at what was happening in the drinks industry on this day in ... related to Beer & cider, Soft drinks, Spirits, Water, Wine,

Ally McBeal, the magnetic ass-kicking spy as Alex in Charlie's Angels, or the meticulous and bold Watson in Elementary, it's hard to imagine Hollywood without Lucy Liu. But when Liu moved out to southern California after graduating college to pursue a career in acting, she found it hard to convince decision makers that she belonged on screen. "A lot of people were unwilling to even take me in for representation because they didn't feel there was enough out there for me to even go out on auditions for," Liu tells Woman's Day. Because no one was willing to take her on as a client, she freela...

Emily Smith said: “Bed at 10pm, unless I get really engrossed in my cross-stitch.” Lynne Leith said: “We’re not doing anything, bottle of champagne at midnight is about it to celebrate getting rid of this year.” Viv Williams said: “Staying in play board games with the kids drink and eat.” Sandie Kettle said: “Zoom party. with canapés and fizz to start then a break for dinner then games till midnight. All dressed in black tie and evening dress.” Hayley MacDonald said: “It’s our daughters 3rd birthday so having as much fun at home as possible - trying to find a ...

Our Top 10 Whisk(e)y Stories Of 2020 Our Top 10 Whisk(e)y Stories Of 2020 As we wind down the final couple of days of 2020, it is time to take a look back at the year of whisk(e)y that was as seen through the eyes of you, the readers of The Whiskey Wash. We’ve listed below a countdown of the top 10 stories of the year, based upon pageviews of each. Not surprisingly, the number one story of the year is tied to the overarching theme of global life over these last months – the pandemic. Part of the Buffalo Trace aging warehouses expansion (image via Buffalo Trace)