Emily in Paris fans issue same complaint as Netflix series returns

Billionaire tycoon Jim Ratcliffe has been blasted for spending millions on Manchester United while hundreds of workers at Scotland's last remaining oil refinery face redundancy.

The Weeknd has officially released his new single “Dancing In The Flames,” the first song off his upcoming sixth studio album Hurry Up Tomorrow.

Amanda Holden has confessed she's landed in hot water with her daughter Hollie, and made a heartfelt appeal on her radio programme to get out of the dog house.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Hacks,” “Fellow Travelers,” “Black Cake” and Ava DuVernay‘s “Origins” were among the big winners on Thursday as Humanitas revealed its 2024 Humanitas Prize recipients. The ceremony, held at Avalon Hollywood, revealed honors in nine juried categories, including TV, film and documentary fields.

Kaia Gerber makes a sweet tribute to her mom Cindy Crawford while attending the premiere of her new movie Shell at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday evening (September 12).

Kelly Clarkson has some thoughts about Carrie Underwood‘s return to American Idol.

Erik ten Hag has rarely held back when he feels he is being targeted with criticism. Whether that is disagreeing with critical journalists in press conferences, or labelling analysis from pundits Jamie Carragher and Alan Shearer "subjective" and "stupid", he gives as good as he gets.

As Natasha Rothwell books her return to The White Lotus for Season 3, she’s on a whole different journey this time around.

The Agatha All Along cast clearly got along well on set because they stepped out to support Patti LuPone at the opening of her new Broadway show!

James McAvoy is back on the big screen in the new horror movie Speak No Evil, which has been getting rave reviews from critics.

A mum has told how her toddler son will die in a matter of weeks if he can’t get a life-saving double transplant.

Tommy Sheridan has vowed the independence movement is “not going away”, ahead of sharing a platform with Alex Salmond at a Glasgow indy rally tomorrow.

Katy Perry joined forces with Doechii for “I’M HIS, HE’S MINE,” the latest taste of her forthcoming album 143.

Should we be even more worried about Britney Spears?

Stephen Saito Aaryan (Himesh Patel) spends much of “The Assessment” fiddling with skin, having developed a tactile virtual simulation of an animal to replace the creatures that were sacrificed in a near-extinction level event some time prior. The flesh is too tough sometimes, too synthetic at others, but he’s certainly onto something and it’s hard not to feel the same way about the sci-fi candy coating on Fleur Fortuné’s strong, darkly amusing feature is.

Five years after his death, Jenna Ortega is recalling a sweet moment with the her late friend Cameron Boyce from early in their careers.

Sasheer Zamata is sharing about the Agatha All Along group chat!

Nicole Kidman has released her first public statement since the death of her mother.

It is a deceptively simple premise for a two-hour feature film. A married couple who had planned their retirement in a B&B are, due to dire financial circumstances and bum luck, forced out of their home at a point that is, on the surface at least, completely devastating. With their kids now off at school, they make the decision to pack up what they can in their backpacks and take off on the Salt Path, a 630-mile stretch from Dorset to Somerset on the Southwestern English Coast. To make matters worse, the husband has just been diagnosed with a terminal neurodegenerative disease, but they are bound and determined to complete this adventure, perhaps the last of their lives because they have no other choice.

Richard Madden is showing off his ripped physique in the trailer for his new movie!

J. Kim Murphy NBCUniversal recruited “Saturday Night Live” duo Colin Jost and Michael Che for the first-ever live comedy special for its streaming service Peacock on Thursday evening. The pair poked fun at the unproven format and distributor of their comedy hour, titled “Colin Jost & Michael Che Present: New York After Dark,” in their opening monologue.

A scaled-back Commonwealth Games in Glasgow would have no marathon on the grounds of cost. Road cycling would also be axed as organisers plan a slimmed down version of the showpiece.

Flavor Flav is speaking out with an apology following the VMAs.

Taylor Swift‘s social media post endorsing Kamala Harris for President of the United States has directly caused a sharp spike in voter registration – find out more below.Earlier this week (September 10) following the first debate between presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, Swift broke her silence on the elections, throwing her support behind the current Vice President.In her post, she championed Kamala Harris as a “steady-handed, gifted leader”, and that Swift believes “we can accomplish so much more in this country if we are led by calm and not chaos”. Swift also said Harris “fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them”.Swift also urged voters to do their own research to make an informed decision on who they should vote for, and recommended first-time voters to register ahead of time.

Kate Moss’ little sister is recovering after being hospitalized for a seizure, reportedly caused by an Ozempic overdose. And her story is really eye-opening about the dangers of the drug for people who don’t genuinely need it for health reasons.

Terry Crews is opening up about his family heartbreak.

Demi Lovato is feeling the love on the red carpet at the premiere of her directorial debut Child Star.

Taylor Swift‘s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election seemingly had a massive effect on voter registration.

EXCLUSIVE: Dan Fogler (The Offer) has been set as a series regular in the USA Network‘s new drama series The Rainmaker, based on the John Grisham novel of the same name.

Linkin Park is back on tour with a new lead singer following the loss of Chester Bennington back in 2017.

Jenna Ortega opened up about her final memories of her friend Cameron Boyce.

Måneskin‘s Victoria De Angelis has spoken to NME about her new solo venture, working with Anitta and the future of the Italian rock band.The bassist for the band – who first gained prominence as the winner of the 2021 Eurovision song contest with their song ‘Zitti E Buoni’ – De Angelis recently announced her new solo project which sees her trade in her signature rock sound for DJ decks and something much more dance club ready.Last week (September 3), she released her debut track ‘GET UP BITCH! (Shake Ya Ass)’ – a high-energy dance song that fuses bouncy techno with baile funk and features the Brazilian megastar.Speaking about the collaboration, De Angelis told us: ” I just sent her the demo I made and I was like, ‘I have this track, I think it would be sick to have you on it’, and she sent me the track after one week.“I was on a plane downloading it with the little Wi-Fi that I bought and I was like, ‘Ahh’, shaking my ass on the plane. I love Anitta, she’s so badass so it was the perfect collaboration.”The musician also discussed the stark change in sound direction, leaving behind the hard rock of Måneskin, revealing her love of “baile funk and Brazilian Latin club music” and shared that with ‘GET UP BITCH! (Shake Ya Ass)’ was “the perfect combination of all the sounds I like combined with hard techno.”A post shared by NME (@nmemagazine)She continued, saying that her new sound “has always been a part of me”.“Since I was very little, I have always been very much into club culture and electronic music in general,” she added.

Grant Gustin and LA Thoma are parents to two!

Jeff Miller The we’re-never-going-to-play-together-again-to-lucrative-reunion trail is well-worn at this point — just ask such famously feuding acts as the Eagles, Guns ‘N Roses, Pixies and, most recently and famously, Oasis: If there’s a windfall, there’s a way. But maybe the least-likely ‘90s-era reunion of the year isn’t actually that of the Gallagher brothers, which seemed eventually inevitable: it’s Soul Coughing, the proudly weird cult-favorite NYC-based jazz-meets-poetry-meets-alt-rock foursome whose drugs-and-disparagement 1999 breakup was discussed in excruciating detail in singer Mike Doughty’s autobiography, “The Book Of Drugs,” leading fans to believe it would be impossible for the band members to talk again, let alone play music together.

Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone make for an appealing and very welcome stage duo in Broadway‘s new comedy-drama The Roommate, a pairing that’s selling out the Booth Theatre in an engagement opening tonight.

Rosamund Pike is returning to Netflix in a new series!