Pilgrims rest on the side of the road after leaving San Felipe Church to honor the Black Christ in Portobelo, Panama, Monday, Oct. 21, 2024, during a festival celebrating the iconic statue that was found on the shore in 1658. (AP Photo/Matias Delacroix)
This image released by Universal Pictures shows Mila Jankovic, left, and Renée Zellweger in a scene from “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.” (Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures via AP)This image released by Universal Pictures shows Mila Jankovic, left, and Renée Zellweger in a scene from “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.” (Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures via AP)
At the party, all the couples want to know how Bridget is moving on with her life. She escapes, and at a bar later with her stalwart friend group (the gang from the previous movies), says she’s done with romance.Of course, that will prove untrue. Bridget will meet her new love interest in the most Bridget Jones of ways: stuck awkwardly on a tree in the park, trying to rescue her children, also stuck.To the rescue comes a dreamy park ranger (Leo Woodall), who also happens to see on Bridget’s phone that her friends have set up a Tinder account: “Tragic Widow Seeks Sexual Awakening.”
And thus, Bridget’s new love interest is 29-year-old Roxster McDuff — a ridiculous name, rivaling how ridiculously sexy he is. The two embark on a steamy courtship.At the same time, Bridget has returned to work as a TV producer. Her colleagues salivate at the sight of Roxster, especially when he shows up to a party, rips off his shirt and dives into a pool to rescue a dog.
This image released by Universal Pictures shows, from left, Sally Phillips, James Callis, Renée Zellweger, and Shirley Henderson in a scene from “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.” (Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures via AP)
This image released by Universal Pictures shows, from left, Sally Phillips, James Callis, Renée Zellweger, and Shirley Henderson in a scene from “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.” (Jay Maidment/Universal Pictures via AP)The judge did not say which official or officials could be held in contempt. He is giving the government until April 23 to explain the steps it has taken to remedy the violation, or instead identify the individual or people who made the decision not to turn the planes around.
In a separate case, the administration has acknowledged mistakenly deportingto the El Salvador prison, but does not intend to return him to the U.S. despite a Supreme Court ruling that the administration must “facilitate” his release. The judge in that case has said she is determining whether to undertake contempt proceedings, saying officials “appear to have done nothing to aid in Abrego Garcia’s release from custody and return to the United States.”
Boasberg, who was nominated for the federal bench by Democratic President Barack Obama, had ordered the administration last month not to deport anyone in its custody under the Alien Enemies Act after Trump invoked the 1798 wartime law over what he claimed was an invasion by the Venezuelan gangWhen Boasberg was told there were already planes in the air headed to El Salvador, which has agreed to house deported migrants in a