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Lucy Willacy-Brown was a much-loved pupil at Larkholme Primary School in Fleetwood Lucy Willacy-Brown was so bubbly and popular at Larkholme Primary School that her unexpected death last September was "like a light going out" at the school, one staff member said. Although the youngster was born with spina bifida and had a number of related health issues, staff say she never let it hold her back and her death from complications came as a total shock to everyone. For the last few months staff, pupils and parents from the Windermere Avenue school, generously supported by the local community, hav...

Posted By: Simon Elfrink May 3, 2021 Simon Elfrink selfrink@murraystate.edu Murray State baseball was hot and cold in a four-game series against Morehead State. In three of the four games, Morehead State’s offense was able to overpower the Racers, but an explosion at the plate from redshirt junior center fielder Jake Slunder helped Murray State capture a game three victory. Game One The Racers put freshman right-hander Jack Wenninger on the mound to start game one of the series on Friday, April 30. Wenninger has been a big help for the Racers, posting a 4-3 record coming into the game. Howe...

Express News Service Stop, see us, listen to us and let us tell our stories. If we aren’t allowed to contribute, movies and shows will continue to make caricatures and stereotype-laden imageries out of us,” says 23-year-old Aatharva Sethumathavan, a person with Asperger’s Syndrome (a part of the autism spectrum), talking about the representation of people with autism in media. As creatives across the globe continue to navigate through the path of looking beyond narratives of neurodiverse figures as either a blessing or tragedy, a part of media has presented those from the autism communi...

Content creator platform Blisss has named industry veteran Sabrina Deep as manager and brand ambassador.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard As recent years have passed, TV viewers have witnessed a staggering growth in the number of original series released on a yearly basis, thanks to new networks and new streaming services eager to deliver unending content in the hopes of drawing new customers. Of course, every series that debuts has to end at some point, and the number of show cancellations and pre-planned endings only seems to grow yearly. Understandably, 2021 is no different, with the pandemic weighing heavily into many TV decisions, with shows such as GLOW and Stumptown learning in 2020 that t...