Carrie Anne Fleming, a familiar face to fans of cult horror has died at the age of 51. 

The Canadian actress passed away on February 26 in Sydney, British Columbia, following complications related to breast cancer, her Supernatural co-star Jim Beaver confirmed.

Over the years, Fleming quietly built a career that spanned television, film, and theatre often leaving a lasting impression in roles. 

She became a recognisable presence in genre television, appearing in fan-favourite series like Supernatural and iZombie, where she portrayed Candy Baker across multiple seasons.

Born on August 16, 1974, in Digby, Nova Scotia, Fleming later moved to British Columbia, where her passion for performance began to take shape. 

Early roles included appearances in the action series Viper and a small part in the Adam Sandler comedy Happy Gilmore.

On Supernatural, Fleming portrayed Karen Singer, the wife of Bobby Singer, bringing warmth and humanity to a storyline often filled with darkness. 

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Sunday announced a revised schedule for the 11th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) after deciding to hold the tournament without spectators under the government’s austerity measures.

In a significant restructuring, the number of host cities has been reduced from six to two, with all matches now set to be played exclusively in Lahore and Karachi. The decision aligns with officially announced national resource conservation efforts.

According to the updated itinerary, the tournament will comprise 44 matches played over 39 days, with each city hosting 22 fixtures. The opening match between the Hyderabad Kingsmen and Lahore Qalandars remains unchanged.

Lahore will host Eliminators 1 and 2, as well as the final, while the Qualifier will take place in Karachi.

As the tournament temporarily adopts a watch-from-home model, organisers have confirmed the introduction of enhanced broadcast and production features designed to deliver a superior viewing experience for fans in Pakistan and around the world.

League officials expressed confidence that audience passion, combined with innovative coverage, would make this one of the most widely watched editions to date.

Addressing the absence of in-person spectators, a statement acknowledged that crowds at stadiums would be sorely missed.

It was estimated that an average of 30,000 spectators and associated support staff travelling daily for over a month would place considerable strain on energy resources.

By limiting the tournament to two cities, the league said it would also significantly reduce the extensive operational arrangements, transport logistics, and utility overheads associated with a six-city event.

Organisers reaffirmed their commitment to delivering high-quality cricket while aligning with national priorities, stating that the league would proceed with the unity, discipline, and excellence that have established it as a defining symbol of Pakistan’s sporting strength.

Revised PSL 11 schedule:

• Mar 26 – Match 1: Lahore Qalandars vs Hyderabad Kingsmen (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Mar 27 – Match 2: Quetta Gladiators vs Karachi Kings (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Mar 28 – Match 3: Peshawar Zalmi vs Rawalpindiz (Lahore, 2:30 PM)
• Mar 28 – Match 4: Multan Sultans vs Islamabad United (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Mar 29 – Match 5: Quetta Gladiators vs Hyderabad Kingsmen (Lahore, 2:30 PM)
• Mar 29 – Match 6: Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Mar 31 – Match 7: Islamabad United vs Peshawar Zalmi (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 1 – Match 8: Multan Sultans vs Hyderabad Kingsmen (7:00 PM)
• Apr 2 – Match 9: Quetta Gladiators vs Islamabad United (2:30 PM)
• Apr 2 – Match 10: Rawalpindiz vs Karachi Kings (7:00 PM)
• Apr 3 – Match 11: Lahore Qalandars vs Multan Sultans (7:00 PM)
• Apr 4 – Match 12: Rawalpindiz vs Islamabad United (7:00 PM)
• Apr 5 – Match 13: Quetta Gladiators vs Multan Sultans (7:00 PM)
• Apr 6 – Match 14: Multan Sultans vs Rawalpindiz (7:00 PM)
• Apr 8 – Match 15: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Peshawar Zalmi (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 9 – Match 16: Lahore Qalandars vs Islamabad United (2:30 PM)
• Apr 9 – Match 17: Karachi Kings vs Peshawar Zalmi (7:00 PM)
• Apr 10 – Match 18: Quetta Gladiators vs Rawalpindiz (7:00 PM)
• Apr 11 – Match 19: Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars (2:30 PM)
• Apr 11 – Match 20: Karachi Kings vs Hyderabad Kingsmen (7:00 PM)
• Apr 12 – Match 21: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Islamabad United (7:00 PM)
• Apr 13 – Match 22: Peshawar Zalmi vs Multan Sultans (7:00 PM)
• Apr 15 – Match 23: Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators (7:00 PM)
• Apr 16 – Match 24: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Rawalpindiz (2:30 PM)
• Apr 16 – Match 25: Karachi Kings vs Islamabad United (7:00 PM)
• Apr 17 – Match 26: Lahore Qalandars vs Quetta Gladiators (7:00 PM)
• Apr 18 – Match 27: Lahore Qalandars vs Rawalpindiz (7:00 PM)
• Apr 19 – Match 28: Karachi Kings vs Multan Sultans (2:30 PM)
• Apr 19 – Match 29: Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators (7:00 PM)
• Apr 21 – Match 30: Lahore Qalandars vs Quetta Gladiators (Lahore, 2:30 PM)
• Apr 21 – Match 31: Rawalpindiz vs Multan Sultans (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 22 – Match 32: Karachi Kings vs Peshawar Zalmi (Lahore, 2:30 PM)
• Apr 22 – Match 33: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Multan Sultans (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 23 – Match 34: Rawalpindiz vs Islamabad United (Karachi, 2:30 PM)
• Apr 23 – Match 35: Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 24 – Match 36: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Islamabad United (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 25 – Match 37: Quetta Gladiators vs Karachi Kings (Lahore, 2:30 PM)
• Apr 25 – Match 38: Lahore Qalandars vs Peshawar Zalmi (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 26 – Match 39: Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Rawalpindiz (Karachi, 2:30 PM)
• Apr 26 – Match 40: Islamabad United vs Multan Sultans (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 28 – Qualifier (Karachi, 7:00 PM)
• Apr 29 – Eliminator 1 (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• May 1 – Eliminator 2 (Lahore, 7:00 PM)
• May 3 – Final (Lahore, 7:00 PM)

Chappell Roan is being heavily criticised on social media after a security incident with a young fan in Brazil, who was the daughter of footballer Jorginho, and the mayor of Rio de Janeiro himself has taken action.

The 27-year-old pop superstar reportedly sent a security guard to the young girl who smiled at her in a hotel, and he yelled at the mother and her child until the young fan was reduced to tears.

Although the Good Luck, Babe! hitmaker later defended herself on social media, claiming that she was not aware of the altercation, and neither did she send the guard over, she is now banned from Brazil’s Todo Mundo No Rio music festival.

The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Cavaliere, took to X and wrote in Portuguese, “I mean that as long as I’m in charge of our city – this young lady will never perform at Todo Mundo no Rio!”

The music festival is scheduled for later this year, and is described as the biggest dance floor in the world, but Roan would not be performing there.

The latest public incident follows Roan’s recent altercation with paparazzi in Paris, which also became a topic for heated debate earlier this month.

Dividing fans, and critics, the singer drew equal criticism and applaud for drawing clear boundaries with fans.

However, the incident with Jorginho’s daughter disappointed fans all the same and they urged Roan to take accountability.