this development is supported by emma corrin, who identifies as non—binary.or is also a big fan of the dh lawrence novel on which the lady chatterley�*s lover film is based. emma jones tells us more. confusing sex with love! it's nothing like that! yes, it is. lady chatterley�*s lover has always provoked discussion. the book was banned and classed as obscene as late as the 1960s because of its sexual content. in 2022, the crown's emma corrin plays connie, an aristocratic, unhappy wife who finds fulfilment with her husband's gamekeeper, oliver mellors, played byjack o'connell. times may have changed since the book's publication, but corrin finds much in the narrative that is relevant now. it speaks very much to the times we live in today. obviously things have progressed but i also think the society we live in is very fragile and the rights of women's bodies are very fragile, and i think it's a celebration of autonomy. not like any man i've ever met before. you're not like any other woman. - corrin�*s performance has been highly rated by critics. the actor has

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corrin's performance has been highly rated by critics.nd that was the attraction for corrin taking the part. the first time we met, they shared with me that they felt a very strong connection with the material, especially the scene dancing naked under the rain — and they said, "this is one of the most iconic moment "of freedom that i have ever read and i want to do it — "i want to explore that feeling of liberating freedom." is that right? yeah, yeah — that's completely right. and why was that? i think itjustjumped out at me because it terrified me and enticed me in equal measure. i don't think i had ever seen anything like that on screen and was excited to, yeah, make that happen. it's amazing, isn't it? how someone can get so into your blood. physical intimacy is an essential part of this narrative, but actors have become more outspoken about whether they felt comfortable filming sex scenes or not. you will only be the second man i have ever had sex with. oh, god... emma thompson in her recent film good luck to you, leo grande, about th

but the big story will be the rest of it meaning corrine inflation, x goods and shelter and there's notprogress there. were talking about services inflation, which you saw in the consumer price index earlier in the week. and then also wage inflation. wages related to services inflation. jay powell has made it very, very clear that the fed is not going to rest at 45% inflation because he is concerned about what happened in the 70s. if you wait and inflation comes roaring back and you have the peaks and troughs of inflation that go on for a decade. >> you hit the nail on the head, november 30 he gave a speech at the brookings institute and he literally almost verbatim regurgitated that speech yesterday. what he did which was very effective in exactly what you're saying, he d compartmentalized the inflation could put it. when you look at pce inflation which is what the fed looks at and they have a coming out over the next couple of years. he says 50 - 55% of pce inflation services non- housing, that's where the problem lies. what is the point to in the end, he's pointing to the employment

from "the real love boat", it's rebecca romijn and with her are couple, julia and corrine.ty captain is a proud graduate of ucla. let's see what he has brewing for us today. from "hustle", it's jaleel white and with him are friends, tiffany and carolyn. and now the host of "pictionary", jerry o'connell! - here is he is! i tricked you. - i helped you out there. - welcome to "pictionary", where the host is picture perfect. everybody knows how to play. one person draws and their teammates guess.

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and so i was able to put it together and i presented it to my aunt corrine and she was so pleased she bought to the rascals. so she always wanted to know if those stories that she was told and as she told her children, she had eight children and all the years of wish that we knew about the the farm that she grew up on is the farm where nat turner was actually captured on. and so i felt that i had done a great service to someone and i passed that around to other people in the family and everybody wanted to know more. they kept saying would do one for me, do one for me. so my profession is computers in computer science. i've worked in the computer industry field for a long time for 40 years. so i did some this in relation to some of my workshops. i did some i had done some programing for the department of education and also for the department of. so i had access to the congressional records as well as. i got state access to the state and i started going through researching all that and put it together. so i passed that information. i got a large information now and then i started connec