News about Adam West

Harry Johnson, an American actor, died at the age of 81 after suffering from a long illness. In addition to the famous Harry & Louise advertisements, he appeared in Battlestar Galactica and Law & Order over the course of his four-decade career. Christine, Johnson's wife, announced his death to Deadline on January 2 in Los Angeles.

HORSE POWER: As the year comes, it's a good time to reflect. Racing in 2023 was full of thrills and excitement, so we asked our top team, MARCUS TOWNEND and Racing Correspondent DOMINIC KING, to bring us their highlights and a look at a crystal ball from 2024.

Over the decades, there have been some remarkable female superheroes. Who could forget Yvonne Craig in her leather bat suit and cute bat ears as Bat Girl opposite Adam West's Batman on TV in the 1960s? On her legendary television show from 1975 to 1979, Lynda Carter - aka. Diana Prince - appeared on Lynda Carter's brunette bombshell Wonder Woman, aka. Diana Prince - on her celebrated television series from 1975 to 1979. Gal Gadot began carrying the golden lasso in Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, then in two Wonder Woman films, a decade later. New faces have come along over the years, such as Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman and Jennifer Garner as Elektra. In The Marvels, Brie Larson is taking center stage as Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers. Here's a look at the top female superheroes of all time.

DOMINIC KING IN SANTA ANITA: For good reason, they bill it as racing's world championships - the 40th Breeders Cup meeting was a spectacular display of the sport at its highest level. Santa Anita is 20 miles from Hollywood, so it was fitting that we were treated to romance and drama, suspense, swiftly shifting plots, and nail biting drama during two action-packed days. Mail Sport examines five major newslines from five years ago.

DOMINIC KING IN SANTA ANITA: West, a trainer whose tiny yard is based in Epsom, is more able walking around The Downs with his ferrets than speaking into a camera; He knows why the anticipation is so high, but he also knew why there was going to be a day when he wanted to get to Santa Anita. So off he went to find his namesake on Hollywood Boulevard.

This is what it is all about. In the winner's enclosure, ferrets and flash shoes, a father's passion, and a trainer's remark, a strapping chestnut flying machine named Live In The Dream was exhibited with a winning attitude - never has a horse been more prominent than a badge. The Nunthorpe Stakes is the year's fastest flat race, five furlongs that fly in the blink of an eye, and Live In The Dream was lightning quick throughout. He bounced out the stalls, hit 44 mph, and never allowed another of his 15 rivals to pass by. Last year's champion, the 7-5 favourite Highfield Princess, and Royal Ascot winner Bradsell, but neither of them could lay a glove on Live In The Dream, who beat the odds of 28-1.

On social media site Snapchat, a troubling video of a teenage boy being chased and stabbed in Bacchus Marsh west of Melbourne has been circulated. The 15-year-old boy was admitted to the hospital with serious injuries. The assault was reportedly perpetrated by high school students, but the motives for the violent encounter are now being investigated.

Following the Queen's burial on Thursday afternoon, US talk show dedicated segments to her, with British actress James Corden leading the tributes. Following the news that the monarch died 'peacefully', aged 96, at Balmoral, Scotland, discussion of the Queen and her legacy continued overnight across the pond, with the likes of James, Jimmy Kimmel, and Trevor Noah all expressing heartfelt words. James, a 44-year-old actor who revealed earlier this year that he would not be stepping down as the show's host, referred to the Queen as a 'guiding light' who was 'universally revered.'