#KATE HENSHAW

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Meet Katherine "Kate" Henshaw, the third steampunk kid! (I should really give a proper name to their session already). Her family is one of the main investors for the Magnus Corporation's SBURB project, though she herself has no personal stake in it unlike the rest of her fellow players. She doesn't seem to care about anything other than getting married- specifically to someone wealthy and notable, a lesson that was encouraged by her father and she regrettably took to heart.

Kate also has a fraught relationship with her mother. Truthfully, despite living together in the same house as her for as long as she's been alive, her mother may very well be a stranger. Later on she finds out that her mother was once an aspiring and talented painter who received no support and had no money, but she was beautiful, so many people wanted to marry her. In the end, Kate's mother gave up her dream and resigned herself to the role of being a trophy wife... And absolutely hates where she is, and is secretly resentful of her daughter of not trying to do more with her life. If only the two of them actually talked, they may have reached an understanding of each other...

On a lighter note, Kate had been trying for years to get Vale to pursue her romantically, but lost interest when she saw Edie. Of course, she had thought Edie was a man at first, but she doesn't seem any less enthused now knowing that she's actually a girl...

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Comedian Bovi, actress Henshaw call for Police action after shocking incident involving Priest and altar boy

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Stanley Okorie: The Unsung Maestro of Nollywood Soundtracks on Track for Guinness World Record

Stanley Okorie is a renowned music producer in Nollywood, known as the "GOAT" (Greatest Of All Time) of soundtrack production. His career, marked by passion and perseverance, spans decades and has seen him transition from a reluctant backup singer...

Stanley Okorie’s musical fingerprints are all over Nollywood, shaping the cinematic experience for countless viewers with his evocative soundtracks. If you’ve ever found yourself humming the infectious tunes of “Billionaire,” “Happy Mumu,” or the chilling “Karishika,” you’ve already experienced the brilliance of Okorie’s compositions. With over 10,000 songs to his name, Okorie is not only a…

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Kate Henshaw expresses pride in her daughter, as she finally unveils her to the public [Photos]

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Kate Henshaw reacts to the volume of New Naira intercepted by the EFCC; See what see said

Popular Nollywood actress has reacted to the volume of new Naira notes intercepted by the EFCC. Earthsound Reports had reported that The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC recovered N32.4 million, which was allegedly intended for vote buying in Lagos State. The said money was recovered on friday, less than 24hrs to the presidential elections. The award winning Nollywood actress took…

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NEW MOVIE: HOUSE OF SECRETES

As movie star Keppy Ekpenyong displays the poster for his latest movie HOUSE OF SECRETES Nigerian movie buffs line up at the cinemas popcorn in hand to get a first scoop of the scenes from the highly anticipated movie. The movie HOUSE OF SECRETES is produced by Victoria Akunjobi script written and directed by Niyi Akinmolayan and Dolapo Adigun, and stars Keppy Ekpenyong, Kate Henshaw, Emeka…

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Convergence: Prologue

by Thelastuser What if the DCEU and Arrowverse merged to create a new universe called Earth-Prime? What if this change was orchestrated by Lex Luthor? In this story, Lex embarks on a multiversal crusade to eliminate all Supermen. When he encounters the DCEU's Superman, he finds himself struggling to defeat him, unlike his previous opponents. The situation worsens when Wonder Woman and Batman get involved. Realizing that defeating this Superman is a lost cause, Lex escapes. As the Crisis unfolds, Lex when making himself a paragon, decides to force the heroes to become paragons as well. These heroes, who have never known about the multiverse, must now fight to protect it. Words: 1475, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English Series: Part 1 of DC Universe Storylines Fandoms: Man of Steel (2013), Arrow (TV 2012), The Flash (TV 2014), Wonder Woman (Movies - Jenkins), Batman (Movies - Nolan), Supergirl (TV 2015), DC's Legends of Tomorrow (TV), Batwoman (TV 2019), DC Extended Universe, Justice League (2017) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Categories: F/F, F/M Characters: Oliver Queen, Barry Allen, Clark Kent, Lex Luthor, Kara Danvers, Bruce Wayne, Diana (Wonder Woman), Sara Lance, Alternate Earth Lex Luthor, J'onn J'onzz | Hank Henshaw, Ryan Choi, Earth-167 Clark Kent (CW DC TV Universe), Kate Kane, Lena Luthor, Hippolyta (Wonder Woman), Jor-El, Lara Lor-Van, Alex Danvers, Zor-El, Alura In-Ze | Alura Zor-El, Astra (Supergirl TV 2015), Thomas Wayne, Martha Wayne, Lionel Luthor, Henry Allen, Nora Allen, Antiope (Wonder Woman), Alfred Pennyworth Relationships: Clark Kent/Lois Lane, Barry Allen/Iris West, Oliver Queen/Felicity Smoak, Kara Danvers/Lena Luthor, Diana (Wonder Woman) & Bruce Wayne Additional Tags: Crisis on Infinite Earths Crossover Event (CW DC TV Universe), Post-Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) via https://ift.tt/P5GMFzO

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She is a Nigerian-British citizen.

She is a British-born.

She is a Nigerian actress.

She is an Igbo lady.

Her name is Beverly Ifunaya Bassey popularly known as Beverly Naya, a Nigerian actress and screenwriter.

Beverley Naya was born on April 17, 1989 in London, England in the United Kingdom. She was born and raised in UK. She is currently 34 years old and now based in Lagos state.

Beverly Naya is originally from Igbuzor, Delta state in the south southern part of Nigeria. She is the only child of her parents.

In 2006, at the age of 17, she began her acting career.

After completing her secondary school education, Beverly Naya proceeded to Brunel University and studied psychology, philosophy and sociology. She also studied filmmaking and scriptwriting in Roehampton University in London.

After she graduated from university, she just knew that she wanted to act and in London, she could shoot a film probably once in a year and that's it. Whereas coming to the Nigerian movie industry, she can build a brand as well as shoot films more often and be given a more diverse amount of scripts.

So, she relocated back to Nigeria and joined Nollywood because of its rapid growth, and the opportunities that it creates for aspiring actors.

Beverly Naya made her debut appearance in a Nigerian movie in titled “Leaving in Exile”.

Due to her outstanding performance in Leaving in Exile, Beverly Naya has earned several movie roles for herself in the industry acting alongside prominent A-list Nollywood actors and actresses like Deyemi Okanlawon, Kate Henshaw, Chidi Mokeme, Nancy Isime, Uche Jombo, Zubby Michael, Chioma Chukwuka, Matilda Obaseki, amongst others.

She is known for Believe in You (2020), Across the Rising Sun (2020) and Kofa (2022).

The British-born is very pretty, skillful, creative and talented actress who is good at interpreting movie roles.

She is very good in acting.

Good in interpreting his role.

Credit: Joshua Lekhithah

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Atlantis Attacks

Ant Ant

Arkham Asylum

Agent A (Alfred)

Amity Arkham

Amadeus Arkham

All-American comics

Baxter Building

Bombastic-Bag man

robert Bruce Banner

james Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes

Black Blot/Blackagar Boltagon

elizabeth “Betsy” Braddock

Brian Braddock

william “Billy” Braddock

Billy Batson

Beast Boy

Blue Beetle

Boston Brand

BlueBird

Bouncing Boy

Carl “Crusher” Creel

Captain Carter

nathan Christopher Charles summers/Cable

Curtis "Curt" Connors

Caped Crusader

oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot

Captain Cold

Captain Carrot

Catherine Cobert

Cressida Clarke

Crocky the Crodile

Doctor Darrk

Doctor Destiny

Dorthy Duncan

Ding-Dong Daddy

yankee Doodle Dandy

Dinah Drake

Darla Dudley

Damien Darhk

(new) Fantastic Four

Four Freedoms plaza

Fin Fang Foom

Freedom Fighters

Freddy Freeman

Felix Faust

Guardian of the Galaxy

Green Goblin

Guy Gardener

Gorilla Grodd

Gotham Gazette

Gotham Globe

Gotham General

Green Guardsman

Golden Glider

Glorious Gordon Godfrey

Happy Hogan

Hank Hensley

Hank Hall (Hawk)

Henry “Hank” Henshaw

Hank Hall

Hippolyta "lyta" Hall

Hank Haywood

Jessica Jones

John Jonah Jameson

Katherine “Kate” Kane

Kristen Kringle

Kip Kettering

Lacie Lorraine

Loki Laufeyson

Lunella Lafayette

Lonnie Lincoln

Lois Lane

Lex Luther

Lighting Lad

Linda Lee

Luma Lynai

Lana Lang

Laura Lang

Louise Lincoln

dinah Laurel Lance

Linda Lang

Lena Luther

MasterMind

May Melinda

Miles Morales (og 42)

Meows Morales

Michael Morbius

Multiverse of Madness

MilkMan Man

Mateo Maximoff

Marya Maximoff

Mole Man

Mister Mxyptlk “Mxy”

M’gann M’orzz/Megan Morse/Miss Martian

Mia “Maps” Mizoguchi

Mary Marvel

Miguel Montez

Music Master

Mr. Miracle

Mirror Master

Mad Mod

Malcolm Merlyn

Maria Mercedes Mooney

Matches Malone

Monsieur Mallah

Nia Nal

Olivia Octavius (doctor Octopus/doc Ock)

Pepper Potts

Peter Parker(s)

Pabitr Prabhakav

Peni Parker

Peter Porker

Pedro Peña

Penny Plunderer

Quasar’s Quantum bands

Quentin Quale

Reed Richards

Rocket Raccoon

Richard Rider

Roberto “Robbie” Reyes (og 69)

Rachel Roth (Raven)

Ronald Raymond

SlapStick

Sun Spider

Scarlet Spider

Serpent Society

Super Skrull

Silver Sable/Silvija Sablinova

Sinister Syndicate

Sinister Six

Steven Strange (dr Strange)

Sybil Silverlock

Susan “Sue” Storm

Spider-Society

Samuel Sterns

Sebastian Shaw

Suicide Squad

Star Sapphire

Silver St. Cloud

Secret Six

Pter Ptarker (TT)

Taneleer Tivan

Tyros The Terrible (Terrax)

Teen Titans

Titans Tomorrow

Tom Turbine

Traci Thirteen

Unus the Untouchable

Vicki Vale

Valerie Vale

Web Warriors

Wade Winston Wilson

Wallace “Wally” West

Wallace “ace” West II

Wonder Woman

Warlock the Wizard

Wizards & Warlocks

Zatanna Zatara

Zachary Zatara

Zilius Zox

Duela Dent Napier Nigma

Cooper Coen/Web Weaver

Matthew Michael “Matt” Murdock/DareDevil

Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel

Otto Octavius (doctor Octopus/doc Ock)/Superior Spider-man

Victor Von doom/Doctor Doom

Warren Worthington III/ArchAngel

Cassandra “Cass” Cain/Black Bat

J’onn J’onnz/John Jones/Hank Henshaw/Martian Manhunter

Kei Kawade/Kaiju Kid(/Kid Kaiju)

Mitchell Mayo/Condiment King

Max Mercury/Windrunner Whip WhirlWind

Red Robin/Joker Junior

Cletus Cortland Kassidy (Carnage)

Clark Kent

Conner “Kon” Kent

Chemical King

Carrie Kelley

Killer Croc

Karen Crane

Seaboard City

Total alliteration: 207

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Loss

by Elphaba

Takes place after the NBC/CW Show ends. Follows on from there - a virtual 'Season Seven' if you will that will address a lot of the things the show never addressed or wrapped up.

It's not been beta'd so all mistakes are mine. If someone does beta for me I'll go back and fix them.

Words: 22011, Chapters: 3/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Supergirl (TV 2015), supercorp - Fandom

Rating: Mature

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F

Characters: Kara Danvers, Kara Zor-El, Lena Luthor, Alex Danvers, Samantha "Sam" Arias, Jess (Supergirl TV 2015), Ruby Arias, Nia Nal, Querl Dox, J'onn J'onzz | Hank Henshaw, Cat Grant, Eliza Danvers, M'gann M'orzz, Kelly Olsen (Supergirl TV 2015), Jor-El, Kal-el, Alura In-Ze | Alura Zor-El, Maxwell Lord, Barry Allen, Sara Lance, Ava Sharpe, Kate Kane (DCU), Mxyzptlk (DCU)

Relationships: Kara Danvers/Lena Luthor, Alex Danvers/Kelly Olsen, Querl Dox/Nia Nal, J'onn J'onzz/M'gann M'orzz

Additional Tags: SuperCorp, Fluff and Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending

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what he’s capable of

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/8vZmUC7

by Pastelglitchesxx

Caitlin doesn’t tell Henry. She forces herself not to flinch when Cisco hugs her, when Iris’ palms are pressed gently on her face, and she lies when she tells Barry she’s okay. “You don’t know what he’s capable of,” she says, and she’s not going to tell them.

Or, the one where Caitlin, her polycule and her friends tries to recover from her being raped by Zoom.

Words: 6226, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Series: Part 53 of take me to your best friend’s house (I loved you then and I love you now)

Fandoms: The Flash (TV 2014)

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/F, F/M, Multi

Characters: Caitlin Snow, Hunter Zolomon | Jay Garrick, Cisco Ramon, Iris West, Earth-2 Caitlin Snow, Jesse "Quick" Wells, Barry Allen, Joe West, Ronnie Raymond, Henry Allen, Earth-2 Laurel Lance, Killer Frost, Oliver Queen, Savitar (The Flash TV 2014), J'onn J'onzz | Hank Henshaw, Martin Stein, Patty Spivot, Kara Danvers, Kate Kane (DCU), Felicity Smoak

Relationships: Caitlin Snow/Hunter Zolomon | Jay Garrick, Jesse "Quick" Wells/Hunter Zolomon, Earth-2 Caitlin Snow/Hunter Zolomon | Jay Garrick, Cisco Ramon/Caitlin Snow, Caitlin Snow/Iris West, Barry Allen/Iris West, Ronnie Raymond/Caitlin Snow, Caitlin Snow/Patty Spivot, Killer Frost/Caitlin Snow, Felicity Smoak/Caitlin Snow, Kate Kane/Caitlin Snow, Kara Danvers/Caitlin Snow, Caitlin Snow/Eddie Thawne, Caitlin Snow & Jesse "Quick" Wells, Caitlin Snow & Joe West

Additional Tags: Rape Recovery, Rape Aftermath, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Psychological Trauma, Angst with a Happy Ending, Implied/Referenced Sexual Assault, Kidnapping, The Flash (TV 2014) Season 2, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Polyamory, Shock, Denial, Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms, Implied/Referenced Self-Harm

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Little Book Review: YA/Children's Literature Round-Up (May-December 2022)

Dear Mr. Henshaw by Beverly Cleary (1983): Leigh Botts keeps up a years-long correspondence with children's author Mr. Henshaw, which becomes an important outlet after his parents divorce and he has to move to a new town with his mother. This is the book that won Beverly Cleary the Newberry Award, and frankly it's like when Leonardo DiCaprio won Best Actor for The Revenant instead of The Wolf of Wall Street. Cleary was a legend, but she excelled most at lower-stakes childhood (and sometimes adolescent) drama, like being bad at cursive, not owning enough cashmere sweaters, or (at worst) worrying because your father lost his job. This is still a sweet, sensitive problem novel, yet I feel like Judy Blume or Betsy Byars would've pushed it to the next level.

The Snow Angel by Suzanne Weyn (1996): In the eighth volume of a middle-grade series about four girls who are friends with angels, rich girl Molly is devastated when her boyfriend dumps her for hippie-dippy Christina. She distances herself from her loved ones, almost relapses in her recovery from anorexia, and ignores the gigantic snow-angel-turned-tourist-trap on her other friend Ashley's horse farm. Luckily, her dad just brought a catatonic Irish boy into their house! Can Molly help herself by helping him? I bought this book for a dime because it looked completely ridiculous, and it delivered on that front. I really didn't like any of the girls except for Molly, and with her it was mostly just the sympathy I'd have for any troubled teenager.

The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney (1881): In a small New England town, widowed Mrs. Pepper and her five kids (Ben, Polly, Joel, Davie, and Phronsie) must work hard to keep their spirits up in the face of grinding poverty, measles, and monkey-related shenanigans. I made several gos at reading this book as a child, but always lost steam after the Peppers made friends with the wealthy King family. Little Emily was right on the money, because this classic is just not very good, especially after the rich folks start helping out. It's beyond treacly and only a few of the episodic chapters have a good amount of tension. Polly's almost-going-blind-from-measles-and-eldest-daughter-syndrome arc is still great, though.

Afternoon of the Elves by Janet Taylor Lisle (1989): Sheltered fourth-grader Hillary forms an unlikely friendship with her neighbor, outcast sixth-grader Sara-Kate, after the older girl claims to have elves in her backyard. I had to read this book for school in fourth grade and I did not like it. I felt like it was trying to lure me in with something fun (magic, miniatures), only to never deliver and hit me with the actual sad topic (poverty and mental illness of a parent) instead. I stand by my elementary-school opinion. The good version of this novel is Daphne's Book by Mary Downing Hahn (if you want to read about an average girl befriending the class outcast before losing her to Social Services) or Lucie Babbidge's House by Sylvia Cassedy (if you want to read about a troubled girl getting lost in the arguably magical miniatures sauce).

Ten Cents a Dance by Christine Fletcher (2008): Working at a meatpacking plant to support her arthritic widowed mother and little sister in early-1940s Chicago, pretty, scrappy teenager Ruby Jelinski takes a chance and becomes a dime-a-dance girl at the recommendation of a handsome neighborhood hoodlum. I read this book at some point in high school and vaguely remembered liking it, but this time I was blown away. Fletcher packs a mind-bogging amount of character development and historical detail into a fast-paced story that ventures into some unexpected territory. It's maybe one of the best historical novels I've ever read.

Mitch and Amy by Beverly Cleary (1967): Nine-year-old twins Mitch and Amy don't always get along, but, if an outsider messes with one of them, he better be prepared for double trouble. Class bully Alan Hibbler learns this to his sorrow. This is the kind of cute slice-of-life story that was right in Cleary's wheelhouse, although it's not her most memorable. There are lots of sweet moments between the twins; for example, Amy gets Mitch an exciting book from the library when he's sick because she senses it'll help him with his reading struggles, and Mitch goes to bat for her when the dreaded Alan spits in her hair. I do think it would've been ideal if Mitch had also done something to help Amy with multiplication, for the symmetry. Also, I can't believe I missed the beginning-of-the-late-1960s California setting. These are some Joan Didion babies.

Cleopatra: Daughter of the Nile by Kristiana Gregory (1999): Her older sister wants to kill her, her father is a severe alcoholic, and she's stuck living in Rome with a bunch of gross old men who don't take her seriously, but teenage Cleopatra doesn't let that keep her from learning and adapting. This is one of the Royal Diaries I didn't read as a kid, and I really enjoyed the characterization of Cleopatra, who's resilient, clever, curious, and conflicted about her thorny family relationships.

(The Snow Angel, The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, and Cleopatra: Daughter of the Nile were all first-time reads; the rest were rereads.)

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Celebrity Etiquette Drama: Kate Henshaw Comments on Wizkid and Davido's Club Encounter in London

Nigerian entertainment circles are buzzing with conversations following Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw’s candid comments about a recent incident involving two of Nigeria’s biggest music stars — Wizkid and Davido. The clash reportedly occurred during a night out in London, leaving fans divided and the internet awash with opinions. Kate Henshaw’s Take on Respect and Greetings In her remarks,…

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BBN Alex Shares Sweet & Emotional Video of Kate Henshaw's Surprise Birthday Party: "53 And Fabulous" http://dlvr.it/T9rkRf

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News Today - Olu Jacobs is alive - Kate Henshaw dismisses death rumour

Ghana Showbiz News – we break all trending daily news as it happens. Get daily comprehensive summary of the recent news, sports news & top stories that have rocked the online scene. Another rumour of Olu Jacob’s death spread on Nigerian social media on Sunday afternoon. Nollywood Actress, Kate Henshaw, has debunked the rumour of her senior colleague and veteran Olu Jacob’s death. For the…