Luaine Lee

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Luaine Lee

British actor Damian Lewis, whom we remember from “Homeland,” “Band of Brothers” and “Billions,” reigns again as the imperious King Henry VIII in the second series of “Wolf Hall” arriving Sunday on PBS. Lewis proves vibrant as the young Henry who has just rid himself of his second wife by beheading her and has his wandering eye on the next. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Luaine Lee

British actor Damian Lewis, whom we remember from "Homeland," "Band of Brothers" and "Billions," reigns again as the imperious King Henry VIII in the second series of "Wolf Hall" arriving Sunday on PBS. Lewis proves vibrant as the young Henry who has just rid himself of his second wife by beheading her and has his wandering eye on the next.

1 month ago | journalgazette.net | Luaine Lee

British actor Damian Lewis, whom we remember from “Homeland,” “Band of Brothers” and “Billions,” reigns again as the imperious King Henry VIII in the second series of “Wolf Hall” arriving Sunday on PBS. Lewis proves vibrant as the young Henry who has just rid himself of his second wife by beheading her and has his wandering eye on the next.

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Luaine Lee

By Luaine Lee, Tribune News Service Starz is celebrating Women's History Month all through March with a string of TV series about extraordinary women. And while we of the current generation pound our breasts and roar (in numbers too big to ignore) there existed females before us who actually changed the world. One of the most prominent was the red-headed Queen Elizabeth I. As the ruler of the British world, Queen Elizabeth proved both canny and devious.

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Luaine Lee

Starz is celebrating Women’s History Month all through March with a string of TV series about extraordinary women. And while we of the current generation pound our breasts and roar (in numbers too big to ignore) there existed females before us who actually changed the world. One of the most prominent was the red-headed Queen Elizabeth I. As the ruler of the British world, Queen Elizabeth proved both canny and devious.