News about Emma Watson

The 58-year-old called for there to be an investigation into why political parties are embracing the opinions of 'privileged' pro-trans groups such as Stonewall and Mermaids. Her comments come just days after a review, written by leading paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass , found that teenagers in Britain have been allowed to change their gender based on 'remarkably weak evidence'. In her report Dr Cass warned that there was a 'lack of high-quality research' on the effects of giving children puberty blockers and hormones and said that the toxicity in the debate over the issue has become 'exceptional'. Tweeting her response to the report, Rowling said: 'In 2018, Stonewall literally told schools to shred a research pack saying there were risks to puberty blockers. We, in the strongest possible terms, denounce and condemn this publication. If it lands on your desk, do the right thing: shred it.'

The Harry Potter author has been in the vanguard of opposing the obsessions of transgender extremists, seeing them for the existential threat to hard-won women's rights that they are. This week's Cass Review on managing gender-related distress in the health service has entirely vindicated her warnings that the treatment of young folks confused about their gender is the medical scandal of our time. For good measure, Ms Rowling has said she will not forgive the self-entitled, virtue-signalling (now not-so-young) brats, who became global film stars only thanks to the Potter movies, for publicly dissing her over transgender issues when she was merely saying what all reasonable people now know to be the truth.

JK Rowling's (pictured left) years-long campaign for what she labels 'sex-based rights' has seen former Harry Potter stars distance themselves from her - and directly express support for transgender rights. Here, FEMAIL looks at the author's strained relationship with the former child stars Daniel Radcliffe (pictured bottom inset) and Emma Watson (pictured top inset), and how it has diminished over the years.

She won't accept any apology they - Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint - might be willing to make, now that the Cass Review has been published - which ­vindicates her views on what she calls 'the catastrophe of child transition'. The weaselly bandwagon jumpers didn't hesitate to kick Rowling to the kerb when she aired her beliefs - widely held by the British ­public - that sex is real and has lived consequences, not least that women's lives are fundamentally shaped by being female.

The novelist, 58, who also writes crime novels under the male pen name Robert Galbraith, has assembled a squad of allies who fear additional legal rights for transgender people will infringe on the rights of women. Her years-long campaign for what she labels 'sex-based rights' has seen former Potter stars distance themselves from the multimillionaire writer - and directly express explicit support for transgender rights. The publication of the Cass Review, which concluded that gender services for children were not making decisions based on backed medical evidence, prompted her to say she was unlikely to forgive stars such as Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson for their views.

JK Rowling has said she won't forgive Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson after slamming celebrities who 'cosied up to a movement intent on eroding women's hard-won rights'. The multi-millionaire author hit out at stars who use their 'platforms to cheer on the transitioning of minors' after the release of the long-awaited Cass report into gender treatment in the UK. The vocal women's rights campaigner said people who supported gender transitioning in children should apologise to 'traumatised detransitioners and vulnerable women reliant on single sex spaces'. Rowling has been vocal in her opposition of allowing children to change their gender, while Radcliffe and Watson have been outspoken in their support of the trans community. It comes after a review, written by leading paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass, found that teenagers in Britain have been allowed to change their gender based on 'remarkably weak evidence'. In her report Dr Cass warned that there was a 'lack of high-quality research' on the effects of giving children puberty blockers and hormones and said that the toxicity in the debate over the issue has become 'exceptional'.

PwC's global chairman Bob Moritz (pictured with Emma Watson) has had to navigate a storm after a record fine was levied over BHS' demise to the infamous Oscar 'envelopgate' mix-up when one of his executives presented the Academy Award for Best Picture to the wrong film.

JK Rowling, a girl with a tumultuous mood, fought back in the face of this Orwellian nightmare, but put on the fight against God and vision, despite a small price on her own. She has spoken out where others haven't, and she has used her voice to embolden still more. We would not be able to have any kind of honest discussion about these topics without JK's column. She is, in every sense, a trailblazer. Her appearance was made even more admirable because she didn't have to do any of it. Insulated by her (well-earned) wealth and fame, she may have hopped straight into least resistance, lounging on some superyacht somewhere, secure in the knowledge that none of these topics were likely to have an effect on her or her family.

Since works to upgrade the motorway's away trade worth hundreds of thousands of pounds, a common pit stop off the M25 could come to a close. Stephen Bungay, 48, (left), has been an owner of Ockham Bites (inset), a Cobham, Surrey company, for nearly 22 years, but claims he has lost £135,000 in sales since work began to modernize that section of the highway 18 months ago. Last week, motorists were stuck in five-hour delays as a section closed for the first time. Mr Bungay says the roadworks make it impossible for people to visit his cafe, and that the hours of delay often mean people who do not come in are often using his bathrooms rather than buying anything. Balfour Beatty's construction site has caused more confusion due to the destruction of surrounding woodland and reduced parking availability.

Since launching his self-titled luxury fashion business, RVDK designer Ronald van der Kemp has adorned some of the finest A-list celebrities in the decade, but there is one exception who still pays full price for his couture creations. On the February 15th episode of Mosha Lundström Halbert's podcast NEWSFASH, the Dutch 59-year-old dished: "I must say, she's my hero." She is the only artist in the United States who will offer full couture prices when she wants something.'

Following his latest collaborations with Burberry, Barry Keoghan has been unveiled as the company's new star. On Thursday, the fashion house announced that Irish actor Barry, 31, has been appointed as the brand's new ambassador. Barry follows in the footsteps of recent celebrity ambassadors, including Cara Delevingne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Emma Watson, and Rachel Weisz.

If you happen to be surrounded by adoring followers, those who are fortunate enough to look like a well-known celebrity may well recognize their similarities when they are stopped in the street by adoring followers. Any of them maintain their celebrity-like appearances as a strange fact of their existence. Others have turned it to their advantage, by establishing professional lookalikes in advertisements, charity functions, and photoshoots. But, can you tell the difference between a real celebrity and a fake?

At the two-day Enter The Wizard World convention in Paris, fans are cying that it will cost £300 to speak with Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint, who is estimated to be worth £40 million. "I can't afford to leave a kidney at this first convention that I won't be able to attend," a dissatisfied fan wrote.' Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert's co-star, have previously spoken out against J.K. Rowling's views regarding the trans community.

She never puts a foot wrong when it comes to fashion. Emma Watson came out casually chic at Milan Fashion Week on Sunday. In a beige trench coat and light blue denim jeans, Harry Potter's 33-year-old actress demonstrated her revived sense of style.

States around the country are scrambling to pass legislation to prevent the explosion in deepfake porn during the artificial intelligence boom. After more than 800 researchers, politicians, economists, and activists signed an open letter calling for legislative action against deepfake technology, which poses a'significant danger to society,' lawmakers are feeling the heat.' According to software industry company BSA, there are currently 407 AI related bills under discussion in 40 states, almost half of which address the issues surrounding deepfakes.

Glen Noon, 53, hasn't spoken to his older sister for over 20 years after the pair broke out during an altercation in their early 30s. Debbie (pictured), 54, won a massive £61,708,231 share of the £123 million jackpot with her husband Richard (pictured) last week and promised to share some of it with their close family and friends. Nonetheless, Glen's younger brother Glen has expressed how his 10-year-old son was the one to break the news of the big win to him.

Large corporations also used the same tactic to highlight that they are combating the effects of their carbon footprint. However, trees are now appears that they aren't as effective at combating global warming as was expected. Though it has long been known that they absorb carbon dioxide as they grow, new studies shows that they also soak up heat because they are dark, which ultimately contributes to global warming. This could cut their effectiveness at preventing global warming by around a third, according to researchers from Sheffield, Leeds, and Cambridge. The report's lead author, Dr. James Weber, said, "the suggestion that you plant trees to offset your carbon emissions is widespread." Trees can help combat climate change, but we have to be cautious about relying on them.' Trees, according to the study, which was published in Science, are less visible than other land cover - they are darker than grassland - and produce tiny particles called aerosols that can act as greenhouse gases.

Alice Jolly, 58, and Rebecca Abrams, 61, argued that the university treated them like 'gig economy employees,' and that they were kept on 'insecure' contracts for more than 15 years. Both students were taught on the Harry Potter course, and it was discovered in the tribunal that they had demonstarted "a degree of dedication and concern for students that all educators should aim for." However, respected academics were not classified as employees, and both argued that their 'personal services' contracts violated their fundamental workplace rights. The judge ruled that they should all be classified as employees after an employment tribunal hearing last month. According to the university, the decision is now being reconsidered.

On Thursday, it was a who's who of showbiz Milan as the Italian city continued to host its very own Fashion Week. Prada presented the Womenswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 collection on display in front of a number of celebrities, with the fashion behemoth showcasing the Womenswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 collection. Lily James, Emma Watson, and Ellie Bamber, who put on a spectacular display while on their way to the FROW, were leading the way.

Emma Watson left her hotel on Wednesday to attend a show at Milan Fashion Week. The actress, 33, came out dressed in a preppy style jacket tucked into denim jeans wearing a blue pinstripe collared shirt. She layered a beige tailored coat over the top and gave the classic school uniform a boost by tethering a tan jumper around her shoulders.

I certainly like a clean colour palette as I age, and no, this does not mean I'm obsessive about laundry, but understated shades are my go-to, complementing my pared-back, fuss-free wardrobe.

That's wizard, Harry! As Warner Bros' TEN series about a new TV show about 'the boy who lived,' will be released in Leavesden, Herts, a £2 billion Harry Potter bonanza. Production details for the scheme, which will be based on J. K. Rowling's seven favorite books, have yet to be confirmed. However, this week, reports show that the Potter shows are absolutely intending to be shot in the United Kingdom, with British creative and technical talent front and center. The budget is expected to be about $200 million per series, bringing it into alignment with House Of The Dragon, which is also shot on the Warner Bros lot. The company revealed plans for the series in April last year and said it expects to begin filming later this year or early next year, as long as scripts and casting can be settled quickly.

Emma Watson has broken silence on social media after her £30,000 Audi A3 was towed away by police in Stratford-upon-Avon earlier this month. When she enjoyed an evening at the nearby Royal Shakespeare Theatre before spotting at a pub, the Harry Potter actress, 33, 'illegally' parked the pricey motor and blocked the entrance to a parking garage. Emma poked fun at the shooting on Friday, telling her 24.3 million followers she was'still looking for a space' in the historic English town.

The actress, who smacked about her Audi being impounded, joked on Twitter/X on Thursday, with a joking face emoji. If you can still get tickets,' she said, the 'Merchant of Venice [very] good." Watson was apparently watching The Merchant of Venice, 1936, at the Swan Theatre, while her car 'trapped' other cars in a parking lot for almost four hours, according to the Mail. 'The car had parked in front of our gate, which is in fact a no-parking zone,' Red Hot Mammas pizzeria's owner told MailOnline.' After working a 12-hour shift, I was left with a throne and a half hour of searching for the driver.'