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Jacob is hurt and confused by Tina's changeable behaviour in Casualty In a special double bill of Casualty Jacob Masters is conned into making a life-changing decision, and Lev is arrested for beating up a patient... BBC1 treats Casualty fans to two more explosive episodes of the popular medical drama this week. The first of the action-packed double-bill sees terrified Ethan Hardy forced to make a difficult decision about his future due to symptoms of Huntington’s disease. In the second episode Jacob Masters is horribly manipulated by Tina into living with her! Plus Lev is arrested afte...

Sam Newman has farewelled his wife Amanda Brown at a small funeral service with about 20 guests  Ms Brown, 50, was in a relationship with the TV personality for 20 years before they wed last November  The exact cause of her death remains unclear but it is believed she may have had a stroke or heart attack Newman, 75, took a moment to apparently say a private farewell to her before gazing toward the sky 

Footy legends and the wider AFL community have come together to support a grieving Sam Newman after he found his wife dead on the floor of their Melbourne apartment. Newman, 75, returned home on Saturday night after being out with friends and discovered wife Amanda Brown, 50, unresponsive on the floor of their Docklands flat. The Geelong legend and Brown had a notoriously private relationship that spanned two decades before they finally tied the knot in November last year, just days after her 50th birthday.  Tributes poured in for Brown on Sunday, with Newman's former Footy Show co-host Eddi...

The former Geelong player and Amanda Brown had a very private relationship  Friends said the 'bubbly' Ms Brown made Newman the happiest he had been Greg Evans recalled the moment Newman proposed to her on her birthday Amanda Brown died on Saturday from a cardiac arrest at the age of 50  Ms Brown was his fourth wife after years of strife and failed relationships

By Jon W. Poses An email last week from the University of Missouri School of Music had me at the mere mention of an upcoming event centered on Mary Lou Williams, the late, iconic jazz pianist. To say Williams is a seminal figure in modern jazz is, well, beyond an understatement. She’s that important and remains that influential. At 4 p.m. Thursday, the Middleton Center for Race, Citizenship, and Justice and the School of Music are co-sponsoring the Zoom gathering “Mary Lou Williams: Jazz Composer, Pianist, Activist.” The event features a pair of MU faculty, Stephanie Shonekan and S...