Marla Theresa Bradley, better known by her stage name Marla Gibbs, is an American actress, singer, comedian, author, and television producer. For her five decades of work in the entertainment industry, Gibbs is best known for playing George Jefferson’s maid, Florence Johnston, on the CBS sitcom The Jeffersons from 1975 to 1985. She was recognized for her performance with an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

Before the Sh-thole Dictatorwas a racist douche yesterday, one of the big stories was that Megyn Kelly is pro-fat-shaming. Seriously. Megyn Kelly has had an easier time of it over the past month, with Matt Lauer out at the Today Show. It’s pretty clear, to me, that two things can be true at once. One, that Megyn Kelly is awful, just stand-alone awful. And two, that Matt Lauer was gunning for her and that he was criticizing her in the press (as an anonymous source) and trying to kneecap her professionally.

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The stars turned out for the Museum of Modern Art’s Tribute to Pedro Almodóvar in mid-November. Sarah Jessica Parker and Blake Lively shoot the breeze with fashion mavens Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld. A stunning, doe-eyed blonde emerges, posing for photographs before a Raúl Àvila–designed wall of 25,000 crimson roses. Donning a black Chanel fall 2009 couture dress accented by a red waistband, she resembles a softer, younger Michelle Pfeiffer; a paragon of glamour and sophistication at just 22 years of age.

When Ned Kelly was still a teenager, Harry Power was a household name in Australia — for all the wrong reasons. In one year, he carried out 600 robberies, holding up travellers on the coach road from Mansfield, Victoria, to Jamieson, a small town at the junction of the Goulburn River and Jamieson River, terrorising men and charming the ladies. What set Power apart from other bushrangers was that he was, apparently, a gentleman.