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The theatre world lost several staggering talents during the past year: Zoe Caldwell, Patti Karr, Rebecca Luker, Armelia McQueen, Doreen Montalvo, Ann Reinking, and Cicely Tyson. As Women's History Month approached, Playbill reached out to colleagues and friends of these remarkable artists to share a personal tribute. Patti LuPone remembers...Read Full StoryWomen 's History MonthTitanKennedy CenterCotton Club***** PATTI KARR***** ANN REINKING***** REBECCA LUKER***** DOREEN MONTALVO***** CICELY TYSONMrs. HigginsAnnieMiss Jane PittmanJohn DoyleJr.Patti KarrZoe CaldwellRebecca LukerAnn ReinkingCicely TysonArmelia McqueenPatti LuponeMelissa ErricoJudy KuhnRoz RyanAndréa BurnsBebe NeuwirthLeslie UggamsMaria CallasTerrence McnallyZoeTony WaltonStephen SondheimChita RiveraCarol BurnettRoscoe Lee BrowneElizabeth TaylorHerbie HancockRobert HooksPatti AustinMiles DavisCarole Bayer SagerGwen VerdonBurt BacharachStan WinstonJoshua LoganClaudia McneilGeorge C. ScottAlvin AileyRuby DeeBarry Manilow

All products featured on OK! Magazine are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, OK! Magazine may earn an affiliate commission. A solider of style! Larsa Pippen recently took to the 'gram to show off a cool, rock 'n' roll-inspired look. The former...Read Full StoryJacketsFashion DesignerCall Of DutyBlack MetalGreen StarReal FashionLarsa Pippen RocksGermanKodChaPhornAntique Style 'sYuskySoho Glam 'sMilitary Camo JacketCotton Gabardine JacketThemed PatchesPhilipp Plein

The Senate takes up President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid package this week, following a largely party-line House vote early Saturday morning. Democrats are using a process to avoid a Republican filibuster in the Senate that leaves them no room for error in the divided 50-50 chamber. Pushing Biden's plan...Read Full StorySenate DemocratsSenate BillFederal BudgetPoliticsPublic HealthGOP LawmakersThe SenateThe White HouseAmericansNPRSenate Budget CommitteeCentristsCNNABCHouse GOPAlexandria Ocasio CortezChuck SchumerBernie SandersMitt RomneyTom CottonJoe ManchinKyrsten SinemaElizabeth WarrenChris CoonsRob PortmanMitch Mcconnell

THE FLATS – Due to Covid-19 health and safety protocols, Georgia Tech football has delayed the start of its spring practice season, which was scheduled to begin on Tuesday. “We received word this morning of a small number of positive Covid-19 tests within our program,” head coach Geoff Collins said. “Out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to delay the start of our spring practice season. We will always err on the side of caution when it comes to the health and safety of our players and staff.Read Full StoryNcaaCollege AthleticsAmerican FootballCollege FootballNCAA FootballGeorgia Tech FootballThe Alexander-Tharpe FundGeorgia Tech 'sEveryday ChampionsThe A-T Fund 'sAthletics Initiative 2020Georgia Tech Athletics 'TwitterFacebookInstagram

HAPPY SATURDAY. ONE WEEK AND ONE DAY AGO, RUTH BADER GINSBURG died. NOW, WE ARE 38 DAYS from Election Day, and at 5 p.m. today, President DONALD TRUMP will introduce AMY CONEY BARRETT as his nominee for the Supreme Court

Your medicine cabinet is home to a number of beauty, health, and wellness products—but the unhealthiest things in your medicine cabinet may surprise you. Next to your old tweezers and behind that bag of cotton balls, there may be products lurking that simply need to be thrown out for your own safety. 'Look out for your own health, and ensure the proper storage and safe condition of your medications. At the same time, be absolutely sure to take action to keep others who share your home safe,' Gay Alcenius, a pharmacist who has managed the acute care pharmacy at Henry Ford Allegiance Health for the last 19 years, says in an article by the Henry Ford hospital staff. Here are some of the unhealthiest things in your medicine cabinet, from the experts at the CDC, FDA and other expert organizations.Read Full Story MedicineFDACDCUnhealthiest ThingsMedicationsPharmacyHealth CareGay AlceniusWellness ProductsAcute CareBeautySafe ConditionCotton BallsStorageHenry Ford

Mask up! Ahead of The Masked Singer's season 4 semifinals, Fox announced Wednesday that the singing competition will be back for a fifth season. 'Booyah,' panelist Ken Jeong tweeted in reaction to the news. The Emmy-nominated series, hosted by Nick Cannon, also features Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke...Read Full Story CelebritiesThe Masked SingerTv SeriesFox NewsEmmyMiss ABooyahJellyfishSeahorseSunTulip , CricketSnow OwlsCotton CandyJuicy Celebrity NewsSingingKen JeongNick CannonJenny MccarthyNicole ScherzingerRobin ThickeMickey RourkeMark SanchezWendy WilliamsBob SagetClint BlackLonzo BallPaul AnkaPaula AbdulAshley TisdaleBrian Austin Green

William Barr may have chosen to resign, but it was clear that his relationship with President Trump had simply become untenable. The attorney general has long drawn media criticism for appearing to do Trump’s political bidding, but in recent months he drew the line in two crucial respects. And that led to the same kind of criticism that his boss unleashed on Jeff Sessions, essentially that he was insufficiently loyal.Read Full StoryLeft And RightIranPoliticsPresidential ElectionConservative MediaAPThe Justice DepartmentAGWall Street JournalDOJThe Electoral CollegeAmericanThe New York TimesMSNBCNeverTrumpersDonald TrumpJoe BidenWilliam BarrJeff SessionsRoger StoneHunter BidenVladimir PutinMitch McconnellBret StephensRoss DouthatMichelle GoldbergTom CottonMichael GersonBarack ObamaFidel CastroHoward Kurtz

A prominent Saudi prince harshly criticized Israel on Sunday at a Bahrain security summit that was remotely attended by Israel's foreign minister, showing the challenges any further deals between Arab states and Israel face in the absence of an independent Palestinian state. The fiery remarks by Prince Turki al-Faisal at the Manama Dialogue appeared to catch Israel's foreign minister off guard, particularly as Israelis receive warm welcomes from officials in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates following agreements to normalize ties. Left unresolved by those deals, however, is the decades-long conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. The Palestinians view those pacts as a stab in the back from their fellow Arabs and a betrayal of their cause. Prince Turki opened his remarks by contrasting what he described as Israel's perception of being “peace-loving upholders of high moral principles” versus what he described as a far-darker Palestinian reality of living under a "Western colonizing” power. Israel has “incarcerated (Palestinians) in concentration camps under the flimsiest of security accusations — young and old, women and men, who are rotting there without recourse to justice," Prince Turki said. "They are demolishing homes as they wish and they assassinate whomever they want.” The prince also criticized Israel's undeclared arsenal of nuclear weapons and Israeli governments "unleashing their political minions and their media outlets from other countries to denigrate and demonize Saudi Arabia.” The prince reiterated the kingdom's official position that the solution lies in implementing the Arab Peace Initiative, a 2002 Saudi-sponsored deal that offers Israel full ties with all Arab states in return for Palestinian statehood on territory Israel captured in 1967. He added: “You cannot treat an open wound with palliatives and pain killers” Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, who spoke immediately after Prince Turki, said: “I would like to express my regret on the comments of the Saudi representative.” “I don’t believe that they reflect the spirit and the changes taking place in the Middle East,” he said. The confrontation and a later back-and-forth between Prince Turki and a confidant of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the summit highlighted continued widespread opposition to Israel by many inside Saudi Arabia, despite some state-backed efforts to promote outreach with Jewish groups and supporters of Israel. Ashkenazi, meanwhile, reiterated Israel's position that it is the Palestinians who are to be blamed for not reaching a peace deal. "We have a choice here with the Palestinians whether to solve it or not, or to go to this blame game,” said Ashkenazi, an ally of Netanyahu's chief rival, Benny Gantz. Dore Gold, a Netanyahu confidant and former U.N. ambassador in the audience, implied Prince Faisal's remarks were “accusations of the past — many of which are false.” The prince later brought up Gold's previous television appearances "denigrating the kingdom and using the most vile descriptions.” "I think Mr. Dore Gold should be the last one to talk about having previous beliefs and positions here,” the prince said. Prince Turki led Saudi intelligence for more than 20 years and served as ambassador to the U.S. and United Kingdom. Though he now holds no official position, his stance is seen as closely mirroring that of King Salman. However, the king's assertive son, the 35-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is seen having a greater willingness to quietly engage with Israel to counter common rival, Iran, and boost foreign investment in the kingdom. Bahraini Foreign Minister Abdullatif al-Zayani, also on stage for the tense exchanges, sought to smooth over the differences in his remarks. Still, he too stressed the importance of a resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict based on a two-state solution as envisaged by the Arab Peace Initiative. “The path of peace is not an easy ride. There will be a lot of obstacles along the way,” he said. “There will be ups and downs. But the bedrock of that path, the path of peace, is the Israeli-Palestinian issue.” In an apparent reference to Iran, al-Zayani added that a resolution to the conflict would also remove the pretext to justify some of the threats made to regional security. PalestiniansSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesArab StatesIranThe Manama DialogueIsraelisArabsJewishU.N.BahrainiThe Arab Peace InitiativeIsrael FaceTerritory IsraelSaudi IntelligenceGabi AshkenaziBenjamin NetanyahuBenny GantzDore GoldMohammed Bin Salman

PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at Leonardo DiCaprio's video encouraging voter registration. Leonardo DiCaprio is joining Michelle Obama's mission to encourage voter participation for the upcoming 2020 presidential e