News about Wayne Rogers

Hedda co-founded the bridal empire Kleinfeld in 1941, which went on to become one of the world's largest wedding dress firms - and it now assists tens of thousands of women in finding the right gown for their big day every year. According to WWD, Hedda's huge success is mainly due to Hedda, who will spend hours hunting gowns to see new dresses for display in the shop and then personally approach top designers and encourage them to begin making wedding gowns. Hedda's tenacious determination turned wedding dress shopping into a reality we all know today. The store was one of the first stores to have their employees 'tend to shoppers like the princesses they envisioned.' Kleinfeld is also the home of the popular TLC show Say Yes to the Dress, which follows several people on the hunt for the perfect wedding gown at the store. Mara Urshel, the current Kleinfeld co-owner, revealed the sad news of Hedda's death to WWD on Wednesday, a day after undergoing colonic surgery.

Today, a'male sex pest' who reportedly dressed up as a woman to assault another man in a town center was remanded in jail. Wayne Rogers, 46, of Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, was arrested yesterday and charged with assaulting a man in the town center in the early hours of September 11. He appeared before Hatfield Remand Court (file photo) this morning, where he was remanded in jail to appear in court in St Albans on December 5. Detectives are looking into a man who was assaulted by a perpetrator who was disguised as a woman.

Alan Alda and Mike Farrell joined up to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the wartime comedy M*A*S*H, which premiered on CBS on September 17, 1972. On Saturday, the 86-year-old actor who portrayed Captain Benjamin 'Hawkeye' Pierce on the critically acclaimed show shared a snapshot of him with Farrell, 83, who played Captain B.J. Hunnicutt is a fictional character from "Hunnicutt." Today, Mike Farrell and I are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the show that changed our lives - as well as our amazing pals who made it what it was.' MASH was a generous gift to us,' Alda wrote as a caption for his nearly 324,000 followers.