Lizzie Cundy

Elizabeth "Lizzie" Cundy (born 1970), née Miller, is an English television presenter, radio presenter, showbiz, fashion & beauty advisor and model. Cundy is the Queen of the red carpet presenting for ITV at the Movies and OK TV Cundy hosts the 1TV 2 movie show SKYs WAGS World and co-hosts So Would You Dump Me Now? and Sporting Icon WAGS, all on SKY. Cundy is the main red carpet reporter for ITV 2's ITV At The Movies show Cundy is a radio presenter presenting her own morning showbiz show on Fubar radio

Career history

Cundy appeared on ITV's This Morning on their A Day with a Designer series. In 2008, Cundy became the Red Carpet Reporter for ITV2's film review show ITV at the Movies alongside David Bass and James King.

She was the star in the second series of Channel 4's Celebrity Coach Trip which was broadcast in October 2011. In 2010, Lizzie and Jason both won Celebrity Four Weddings, Lizzie faced David Van Day and Katie Hopkins. She had a beauty & style column in Town and Country House. Lizzie has a showbiz column for OK Magazine and the Express. Cundy starred as the main lead in the West End Musical 'WAGS' 2014

This Morning

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Gods (disambiguation)

Gods or deities are beings with superhuman powers or qualities who may be thought of as holy, divine, or sacred.

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The Interior Castle

The Interior Castle, or The Mansions, (Spanish: El Castillo Interior or Las Moradas) was written by St. Teresa of Ávila, O.C.D., the Spanish Discalced Carmelite nun and famed mystic, in 1577 as a guide for spiritual development through service and prayer. Inspired by her vision of the soul as a diamond in the shape of a castle containing seven mansions, which she interpreted as the journey of faith through seven stages, ending with union with God.

After being ordered to write her autobiography, published posthumously as La Vida de la Santa Madre Teresa de Jesús (The Life of the Holy Mother Teresa of Jesus), Teresa was hesitant to begin writing again on her views of the perfection found in internal prayer. She started writing her seminal work, Interior Castle, on June 2, 1577, Trinity Sunday, and completed it on the eve of St. Andrew's Day, November 29, 1577; however, there was a five months-long interruption in between, effectively leaving a fortnight each for first and second halves of the book. In August 1586, it was decided to print Teresa's works, which had been collected and preserved by her secretary, the Venerable Ana of Jesus, O.C.D. The Augustinian friar and poet Luis de León, O.E.S.A., was selected as the editor, and finally in 1588 the book was published at Salamanca.