News about Ted Turner

Jane, 86, has admitted that she used to mask her Oscars during her 17-year marriage with feminist Tom Hayden to 'play down the Hollywood' in her. During her marriage with 76-year-old Tom, the Grace and Frankie actress, who has recently made national news for refusing to date anyone over the age of 20 because she feared her 'old skin.' Jane admitted in Dave Karger's forthcoming book, 50 Oscar Nights, that she attempted to exclude the Hollywood portion of her character, according to an excerpt published by People. The actress explained that she didn't begin celebrating her success right after her third husband, Ted Turner.

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MCCAIN: It's official - CNN CEO Chris Lichtenstein is dunzo. The corporate giants have lost faith in the one-time cable news wonderboy, and leftists around the United States are applauding following a tumultuous 13-month attempt to right the internet's partisan ship. But don't go wrong: although Licht is polishing his resume, CNN should be preparing its obituary because the declining network has now rejected a life-saving transplant, and the prognosis is poor. CNN's meteoric rise and fall has been an amazing success. It was the first 24-7 cable news operation, and it was launched by Ted Turner in 1980 as part of Turner Broadcasting System. CNN was hamstrung by a lack of funds and struggled to contend with the legacy news companies, Derided as the Chicken Noodle Network. However, the fledgling channel did what the big networks with packed TV schedules couldn't: broadcasting a steady stream of breaking news.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: There was no space at the Coronation of royal bridesmaid Lady Pamela Hicks, but King Charles has reserved seats for Tuheitia and Te Atawhai, the Maori king and queen. It would be the first time the chief of New Zealand's indigenous peoples has attended a coronation. When Charles and Diana visited in 1983, Maori radicals were welcomed with the traditional whakapohane gesture, which involved barrering their bottoms. Tuheitia and Te Atawhai will be on their best behaviour in the Abbey, according to Charles.

Fonda gives YOU readers a friendship tip midway through an animated and wide-ranging chat with Jane Fonda (85), Lily Tomlin (83), Sally Field (76), and Rita Moreno (a vibrant 91%) about their old girls' buddy-movie 80 for Brady. 'For those people going through a difficult breakup, let me share a piece of advice that my therapist gave me when I was with Ted Turner, whom I adored but with whom I broke up with.' Fonda, a two-time Oscar winner, says of the media mogul from 1991 to 2001: 'Put a rubber band around your wrist, and if you feel like smashing a knife into the f***er.' It snaps you out of it; it's a good thing.' 'Oh, I love that,' says Puerto Rico-born Moreno, the actor who appeared in West Side Story - both the original film and the remake, 60 years apart. She is one of the most coveted EGOT quartet (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) and lost her husband of 45 years, Leonard Gordon, in 2010.

Jane Fonda, a Hollywood actress, has shared the key to surviving after a difficult break up, and it involves an elastic band. Fonda says she obtained the advice when she separated from media mogul Ted Turner, whom she adored, even though they divorced in 2001 after a decade together.

Images showcase the jaw-dropping property in the Texas Panhandle, which includes man-made rivers, a golf course, a 6,000-foot runway, and a hangar for airplanes. Pickens first bought the 2,926-acre tract of land in 1971 before expanding it by building a mansion, several lodges, and tourist houses. Thomas, the self-made billionaire oil tycoon, was known as 'Boone' and the oil industry as the 'Oracle of Oil' to his colleagues. He died in September 2019 at the age of 91 due to his deteriorating health.

Jane Fonda scathingly stifled her career when she married Ted Turner in 1991, a riotous celebrity. And now, the 85-year-old actress has confessed that she did so because she sincerely believed that her association with the CNN founder would last "forever." But it wasn't. They divorced after ten years, taking her back to Hollywood, where she met Grace And Frankie with Lily Tomlin. On the much-anticipated 80 For Brady starring football great Tom Brady, she will reunites her with Tomlin.

Fans of Apple's reported interest in buying Manchester United predictably favorable reception by Red Devils fans, who think of the new owners' tenure as a 17-year root canal. 'There's euphoria within the United fan base right now,' said GBN, a long-serving contributor and a long-time supporter.' Since buying the club in 2005, the American Glazer family has been chastised, incompetent, and unwilling to develop a team that has traditionally been ranked as one of Europe's best.

Jane Fonda, a Hollywood megastar, has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and that she is receiving chemotherapy for the disorder. Fonda, an elderly lady, took to Instagram on Friday to say: 'I have something personal that I want to share.' 'I've been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma and started chemo therapy.' 'This is a very treatable disease.' I'm amazed that 80 percent of people live, so I'm really lucky.' The thrice-married actress, who has battled the disease before, continued to say she was 'lucky' to have health insurance and access to the best doctors and specialists.' Fonda said she is 'rich as a celebrity.' She has previously been diagnosed with breast and skin cancer, and she attributes the latter to her sunbathing obsession.

Jane Fonda has thanked her three ex-husbands for assisting her in her 'learn, rise, and expand,' a word she said, because without their presence, her life may have been very different. The 84-year-old actress has been married three times, to Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden, and Ted Turner, who has written about the effects she had on her as compared to her causal boyfriends. "All of my three husbands assuredly led me down paths that I may not have gone down if I hadn't married them," she told The Daily Telegraph.'