To get the easy joke out of the way quickly, FXX’s upcoming adult animated series “Little Demon” gives new meaning to the phrase “the ex from Hell.” In fact, “Little Demon” is a very to-the-point title, as the series revolves around the aftermath of 13-year-old Chrissy (voiced by Lucy DeVito) — an otherwise unremarkable seventh-grade girl, with no friends other than her single mother — finding out that she just so happens to be the Antichrist and more remarkable than she could ever imagine.

Three years on from her involvement in the infamous college admissions scandal, Lori Loughlin has returned to the red carpet.   The Fuller House alum, 57, attended the DesignCare 2022 Gala in Los Angeles on June 18. The event benefits the HollyRod Foundation, which was established by actress Holly Robinson Peete and NFL quarterback Rodney Peete and aims to provide "compassionate care to those living with autism and Parkinson's disease" per its website.    At the event, Lori was all smiles as she sported a cerulean blue, long-sleeved dress.

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Observer New Review Q&ASophie OkonedoInterviewSophie Okonedo: ‘I’m a really emotional person – I sometimes feel like all my skin is off’Kate KellawayThe award-winning actor on taking on the challenge of Medea, her love of cycling, and playing the long game in TV’s Slow Horses Sophie Okonedo, 54, is one of our most extraordinary actors, now starring as Medea at @sohoplace theatre in London and giving a heart-flaying tour de force of a performance as Euripides’s tragic child-slayer.

Standing for Name, Image, and Likeness, NIL has become prevalent in the last two years. Within a very short period, it has been credited as the reason behind the changing landscape of college sports in the country. Recently, WNBA star A’ja Wilson was asked about her thoughts on the new athlete compensation scheme. Wilson, who was the NCAA champion in 2017, and has been in the WNBA since 2018, said that she missed out on the opportunity.