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Actor Lynda Gravatt, who had her theatrical debuts in shows including `Doubt,` `45 Seconds From Broadway,` `Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,` `The Old Settler,` and `Intimate Apparel,` has passed away. She was 76. David Gravatt, Lynda`s son, told The Hollywood Reporter that his mother passed away on Friday at a New Brunswick, New Jersey, hospital. Gravatt, a founding member of Robert Alexander`s Living Stage at the renowned Arena Stage company in Washington, won a Theatre World award in 1999 for her performance as 1940s Harlem…

Posted in: Comics, Comics Publishers, Current News, DC Comics | Tagged: Daniel Sampere, lynda carter, Tom King, tomeu morey, wonder womanTom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey have a scene in the next issue of Wonder Woman inspired by Lynda Carter.Article Summary Tom King and team introduce Lynda Carter's iconic Wonder Woman spin to comics. Lynda Carter’s television transformation inspires Wonder Woman's comic scene. Nostalgia blends with modern storytelling as Wonder Woman faces…

The Diamond Dagger for lifetime contribution to crime writing has been awarded to two authors for the first time after judges “almost came to blows” this year.Lynda La Plante and James Lee Burke are the joint recipients of this year’s award, which is administered by the Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) and recognises sustained excellence in the genre.“By an extraordinary quirk of fate, due to our new voting process, this year’s Diamond Dagger is, for the first time in seven decades, being awarded to two authors,” said…

via ABC He might be a hugely popular, extremely successful, and vastly wealthy actor, producer, soccer team owner, marketing executive, gin magnate, and cell phone company shareholder that’s struck many major business deals that total billions of dollars, but even Ryan Reynolds isn’t safe from being trolled online. Of course, the number one culprit is his ultimate frenemy Hugh Jackman, with the duo always making sure they go out of their way to fire shots at each other whenever the opportunity presents itself.…

George Takei has led the tributes to “trailblazing” Star Trek actor Nichelle Nichols following her death on Saturday (30 July). She was 89. Nichols was best known for her role as communications officer Lt Uhura in the original Star Trek television series, which aired from 1966-69.Nichols’ son Kyle Johnson confirmed her death on Instagram on Sunday (31 July). “Last night, my mother, Nichelle Nichols, succumbed to natural causes and passed away,” he wrote. “Her light however, like the ancient galaxies now being seen for the…

The afterlife of the movie star with a single, iconic role is a curiosity. Between 1976 and 1979, Lynda Carter appeared in three seasons of Wonder Woman, a hit so huge that for those of us who saw it as children, she remains a somewhat mystical figure. Knight Rider was great, the A-Team was fun, but Wonder Woman – jumping between boulders, sparks flying from her wrist plates – was something else.Here is Carter today, in a pastel-colored blazer on video chat from her home in Maryland, and although I’m a 46-year-old woman…

Lynda Carter Shuts Down Homophobic Claim That ‘Wonder Woman’ Isn’t For LGBT Community ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Actress Lynda Carter proved her superhero powers in real life after using social media to shut down a homophobic user claiming ‘Wonder Woman’ “is not for gays.” Carter starred as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman for three seasons of the eponymous superhero TV series, which aired between 1976 and 1979, reports ‘Variety’. The actor marked the start of Pride Month by sharing fan art of Wonder Woman…