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EntertainmentJune 13, 2026

Blackman And Donaldson Receive Major Honors

Two famous writers and a sports star got big honors in the UK. Malorie Blackman, who wrote “Noughts & Crosses,” was made a dame. Julia Donaldson, who created the “Gruffalo,” was also made a dame. This is a special award from the government.

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Source: BBC Entertainment & ArtsOpen