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Joanne Rogers has died. An accomplished concert pianist who also embraced but never allowed herself to be overshadowed by her role as the wife and widow of children’s entertainer Fred Rogers, Rogers spent years touring the country as a musician while also supporting her husband’s legacy as a public figure and messenger for the ever-present importance of kindness. Per
The Wrap, Rogers died earlier today, at the age of 91. No cause of death was listed.
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Raised in Jacksonville Florida, Rogers (née Sarah Joanne Byrd) began playing piano at the age of 5, devoting her life to music pretty much from that moment onward. Among other things, her talents took her to Florida’s Rollins College, where she met two people who would shape much of the rest of her life: Her long-time performing partner, Jeannine Morrison, and her future husband.
One of the year’s most anticipated films,
James Bond: No Time To Die, has been delayed again and now won’t be released until April 2021.
Despite film releases being delayed and cinemas struggling, an opening appeared for streaming sites such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+ to step into the gap.
Here’s our pick of the best films released in 2020.
I’m Your Woman
In this “atmospheric” underworld drama, set in the early 1970s, Rachel Brosnahan (best known for TV’s
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) plays Jean – the pampered wife of a mobster (Bill Heck), said Kevin Maher in The Times. In the opening scene, he hands her a crying baby, saying he has “sourced” it elsewhere. He then disappears, and Jean is told that for her own safety, she must go on the run with his former associate Cal (Arinzé Kene) – a quietly competent African American – for protection. In her old life, everything from cooking to killing was done for Jean; now she must live by her wits, wh