Donald Trump has been the subject of mockery ever since he first became the president in 2016. To be fair, the sitting president, regardless of who it is, is almost always the subject of ridicule, but celebrities and entertainers have had a lot of material with Trump on account of his various idiosyncrasies. One such entertainer who has developed a great reputation for her Trump impersonations is Sarah Cooper, who often makes fun of the president’s interviews and speeches.

Three weeks before her death, Princess Diana made her last public engagement to Bosnia. During her three-day trip, she met with victims of landmines as a guest of the Washington-based Landmine Survivors Network (via BBC News). In addition, she visited landmine projects in Travnic, Sarajevo, and Zenezica (via the royal family’s official site). Unlike her visit to Angola, this trip was described as “entirely private.” As BBC News reported, Diana visited the homes of landmine victims as well as local charities and specialists supporting those affected.

Kate Siegel is an American Actress and Screenwriter. She works in American Movies and Television Shows. She rose to fame through her acting films such as Hypnotic, Gerald’s Game, Ouija: Origin of Evil, Hush, Oculus, Steam, etc. She acted in TV shows such as Numbers, Castle, Mob City, Hawaii Five-0, The Haunting of Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, The Time Traveler’s Wife, The Fall of the House of Usher, etc.

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Crown prosecutor Gareth Kayes gave graphic detail of Elizabeth Zhong’s murder as the prosecution gave it’s closing statements in the trial. Video / Pool Businesswoman Elizabeth Zhong’s statements to multiple people before her violent death that she feared for her safety because of threats from Fang Sun cannot be taken at face value, Sun’s lawyer told jurors today as he argued for a not guilty verdict. “Things are not quite as clear or set in stone as some would like to think,” Sam Wimsett said during his closing address for the murder trial, which is now in its sixth week in the High Court at Auckland.