Penticton Herald

Celine Dion bares all

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MONTREAL — Quebec superstar singer Celine Dion has appeared naked in a photo published on Instagram by Vogue magazine.

The photo shows Dion, 49, sitting on a chair with her arms covering her breasts and her right leg crossed over her left.

The caption states the photo was taken between a costume change.

The post discusses Dion’s love of custom-made haute couture clothing, which Vogue says she has worn almost exclusivel­y during her performanc­es over the past five years.

Vogue quotes Dion as saying: “The clothes follow me; I do not follow the clothes.”

Big Bang star thanks firefighte­rs

LOS ANGELES — The Big Bang Theory star Johnny Galecki is thanking firefighte­rs for trying in vain to save his vacation home from a California wildfire.

Galecki posted a picture on Instagram of himself hugging a firefighte­r while standing among the rubble of the home in the San Luis Obispo area.

He thanked Cal Fire in the caption, adding:

“It is the profound risks that you accept and the sacrifices you and your families make that keep us safe.”

The 42-year-old Galecki plays Dr. Leonard Hofstadter on the CBS show, one of the most popular on TV.

He also was a regular on the ABC sitcom Roseanne.

Actor goes to jail; won’t pay fine

WAWAYANDA, N.Y. — Oscarnomin­ated actor James Cromwell has been sentenced to jail for refusing to pay fines related to his arrest at a protest at a New York power plant.

The Times Herald-Record of Middletown reports a town judge in Wawayanda on Thursday sentenced Cromwell to seven days in jail.

Cromwell was among a group found guilty of obstructin­g traffic at a December 2015 sit-in at the site of a natural gas-fired power plant being built in Wawayanda.

The protesters say the plant poses a threat to the environmen­t.

Cromwell says he hopes that people can see the injustice of the jail sentence and that others may be inspired to join the pickets.

Cromwell lives in a neighbouri­ng town.

He has appeared in more than 50 films, including Babe and L.A. Confidenti­al.

Cancelled series makes comeback

LOS ANGELES — The fans have spoken, and the cancelled Netflix series Sense8 is coming back next year for a two-hour final episode.

Netflix and show co-creator Lana Wachowski said Thursday that fan clamour inspired the show’s return. Netflix had announced earlier this month that Sense8 was not renewed for a third season.

The series features global settings and an internatio­nal cast exploring their mysterious mental link.

Wachowski said in a Facebook post that the “passionate letters, the petitions, the collective voice that rose up” in support of the show ultimately helped resurrect it.

A Netflix representa­tive confirmed the Facebook post and released a statement Thursday saying:

“We decided to give Sense8 fans the ending they totally deserve.”

Actor Rob Lowe encounters Bigfoot

Rob Lowe says he thought he was going to be killed during an encounter with a bigfoot creature while filming his new A&E docuseries.

Lowe tells Entertainm­ent Weekly the encounter took place in the Ozark Mountains, which stretch between Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.

Lowe says he and his sons were camping there to investigat­e a bigfoot-like creature known to locals as a “wood ape” during a shoot for The Lowe Files when something began to approach their camp.

Lowe says he was lying on the ground thinking he was going to be killed.

He adds that he’s “fully aware” the story makes him sound like “a crazy, Hollywood kook.”

The Lowe Files follows the actor and sons Matthew and John Owen as they explore mysterious phenomena across the country.

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