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Ant-Man 3 s Michelle Pfeiffer reveals how she s getting ready for new film

Ant-Man 3 s Michelle Pfeiffer reveals how she s getting ready for new film Amy West © Disney Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania star Michelle Pfeiffer reveals how she s getting ready for the Marvel sequel. Ant-Man and the Wasp star Michelle Pfeiffer has offered fans a glimpse at her preparation for the Marvel movie s upcoming sequel. Taking to Instagram on Monday, May 31, the Oscar-nominated actor uploaded a video of herself walking – then jogging, and then running – on a treadmill as she promised her followers that her character Janet van Dyne will be ready to enter the Quantum Realm this summer. Go Mama! Evangeline Lilly, who plays Janet s daughter Hope, aka the Wasp, commented.

Ant-Man 3 star reveals how she s getting ready for the new film

A right lather: hygiene category report 2021

Downloads Gone are the days when a splash of tepid water could be passed off as handwashing. With our anxiety levels heightened by the prospect of giant Covid fuzzballs hurtling towards us at every turn, scrubbing hands and homes has become a national pastime. So it’s unsurprising that sales of antibacterial hand sanitisers have soared more than 900%, catapulting the value of the category from less than £12m a year ago to £120.5m today [Nielsen 52 w/e 26 December 2020]. Hand wipe sales similarly rocketed 232% to £18.5m, according to Kantar, which also recorded sales of liquid soap (including hand sanitisers) more than doubling year on year to £338.1m [52 w/e 27 December 2020]. As Kantar analyst Tom Hole puts it: “It’s almost as if hygiene has experienced the same growth as tech giants and it’s easy to see why.” And in this environment, both new and established brands stand to clean up in the long term.

New York s ADAA Art Show moves to November from 2021 and beyond

The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) Art Show is slated to be held from 3-7 November 2021 Scott Rudd Amid widespread shifts in the art fair calendar due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) has announced it will permanently reschedule its annual edition of The Art Show from February to November. The forthcoming edition of the fair will be held at the Park Avenue Armory from 3-7 November. Anthony Meier, the vice president of the ADAA and chair of the fair’s committee, tells The Art Newspaper that organisers are “optimistic” that the fall rescheduling will offer “promising conditions” as logistical challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic hopefully begin to ease. “We have also found that ADAA members are enthusiastic about this new time slot for the long-term,” he adds.

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