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Advertisement"Outlander" season seven has seen one major member of Jamie Fraser's family recast. As of season seven part two, Kristin Atherton has taken over the role. Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Outlander" season seven, episode nine, "Unfinished Business." The second half of "Outlander" season seven has reintroduced viewers to a few characters not seen since the show's early days. But while the character was originally played by Northern Irish actor Laura Donnelly in early seasons, she has been replaced by another actor for season seven.
Persons: Jamie Fraser's, Jenny Murray, Laura Donnelly, Kristin Atherton, Jamie, Sam Heughan, Caitríona Balfe, Ian Murray, Steven Cree, Nell Hudson, Janet, Jenny, Murray, Donnelly, Neil Davidson, Starz Donnelly, Tolkien, Emma Healy's, Olivier, Tony, Sam Mendes, Donnelly's, Jez Butterworth, Atherton, Starz Jenny, who'll, Dougal MacKenzie, Graham McTavish, Geillis Duncan, Lotte Verbeek, Brian Fraser, Andrew Whipp, Joan MacKenzie, Layla Burns, Matthew B, Roberts Organizations: Northern, Starz, Business, Sony Pictures, Broadway, Hulu Locations: Claire, Laoghaire Mackenzie, Northern Irish, California
In Jez Butterworth’s new play, we — the audience and protagonists alike — are kept waiting and wondering. It’s the summer of 1976 and Britain is in the midst of a heat wave. They must decide whether to put her out of her misery with a high dose of morphine, or let her continue to suffer. “The Hills of California,” written by Butterworth (“The Ferryman,” “Jerusalem”) and directed by Sam Mendes (“The Lehmann Trilogy”), runs at the Harold Pinter Theater in London, through June 15. Rob Howell’s impressive set makes the most of the playhouse’s nearly 40-foot grid height, with three flights of stairs leading up to the unseen guest rooms.
Persons: Jez Butterworth’s, , Jill, Ruby, Veronica, Joan, hasn’t, Will, Butterworth, Sam Mendes, , Harold Pinter, Rob Howell’s Organizations: Blackpool, Harold Pinter Theater Locations: Britain, England, United States, California, , Jerusalem, London
Jezebel shutting down per G/O Media CEO
  + stars: | 2023-11-09 | by ( Oliver Darcy | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +2 min
CNN —Jezebel, the punchy feminist blog with an outsized influence on internet culture, will suspend operations and lay off its staff effective immediately, its parent company G/O Media said Thursday as it announced broader restructuring in its portfolio of digital news outlets. “We have been operating over the last few quarters with an eye towards efficiency and being budget conscious. The cuts come as the broader media industry continues to struggle with a weak advertising climate. And across the media landscape, cost cutting and layoffs have been rampant over the past year. “Just about every company in our space has found themselves in similar circumstances,” Spanfeller said.
Persons: Jim Spanfeller, Jez, , ” Spanfeller, Organizations: CNN, O Media
Last year it breached liquidity requirements at some of its entities after an unsubstantiated social media report sparked client exits. In the U.S., the decision to insure all bank deposits after SVB was shuttered surprised many. QUICKLY DISAPPEARSome in the banking industry play down the risks of another SVB-style downfall spurred by social media. Regulators will also need to monitor social media and develop a set of protocols to guide how they respond, according to Patricia McCoy, a law professor at Boston College. "They need to be looking for any signs of unsubstantiated rumors, panic starting to mount on social media, and they've got to do it around the clock," she said.
Both run six episodes, with “The English” structured as a limited series, and “Mammals” paving the way for future seasons, while incorporating too many twists in its dramedy format to discuss much about what happens. James Corden and Melia Kreiling in Amazon's dark comedy "Mammals." While both series should help bring attention to Amazon Prime, neither completely works. That said, there’s probably not enough strictly on their respective merits to lead either of these Amazon shows through the jungle and out of the woods. “Mammals” and “The English” premiere November 11 on Amazon Prime.
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