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The Weeknd has praised Ariana Grande‘s performance in Wicked.Grande stars as Glinda, the future Good Witch of the North in the new film – the first of a two-part adaptation of the hit stage musical.After seeing the movie, The Weeknd, who has collaborated with Grande musically in the past, shared a picture of the singer in the movie with Cynthia Erivo on his Instagram Story.He wrote: “This was fantastic congrats @arianagrande. So proud.”The pair have previously worked on a host of songs together, including Grande’s 2014 ‘My Everything’ track ‘Love Me Harder’ and 2020 ‘Positions’ song ‘Off The Table’, along with a remix of The Weeknd’s ‘Save Your Tears’ in 2021.More recently, Grande put her vocals to a new remix of The Weeknd’s 2016 track ‘Die For You’.Elsewhere, Camila Cabello recently praised Grande and Erivo for their performances in Wicked while also sharing a cover from the hit musical.“You were brilliant Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo,” she captioned an Instagram story, which has since recirculated on X/Twitter.

It’s a Monday in November, and the piano player is winding down her afternoon set at the Polo Lounge inside the Beverly Hills Hotel. The crowd is mixed—power-lunching alphas, thirsty tourists, pretty women with less pretty men. There are white tablecloths.

Warner Bros Discovery’s Turkish content chief Deniz Şaşmaz Oflaz has confirmed Max will launch in Turkey.

Newen Studios Renews Financial Pact With Anton

Emily Blunt has hinted that a sequel to 2006 hit The Devil Wears Prada, reuniting her with key cast Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci , could be on the cards.

Naman Ramachandran Ho Yuhang’s “The Silent Village” (Aman/Damai) emerged as the top winner at Indonesia’s inaugural JAFF Market, scoring both the Kongchak and BSM awards as the market wrapped its 2024 edition Thursday in Yogyakarta (Jogja). The market took place alongside the Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival (JAFF) from Dec. 3-5.

K.J. Yossman “The Day of the Jackal” producer Gareth Neame has admitted he initially balked at making the Eddie Redmayne reboot, which was released last month, because he was such a fan of the 1973 movie starring Edward Fox. The film is itself based on Frederick Forsyth’s 1971 novel.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor TikTok could become a bigger part of advertisers’ measurement mix under a new pact unveiled Thursday with Nielsen. The two companies have struck a partnership that will give advertisers and buying agencies the ability to compare ad performance on the quick-hit streaming-video site with that of other digital, connected-TV and linear outlets.

Aramide Tinubu As we know from decades of fictional representations, spying requires a deep level of duplicity. As a result, those who engage in the profession find it challenging to sustain relationships with others. Yet, human beings with any level of emotional intelligence require companionship, even if it’s to their determinant.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor British actor Emily Blunt, who is being honored Thursday at the opening ceremony of the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, told an audience earlier in the day about Benny Safdie’s MMA fighting drama “The Smashing Machine,” in which she stars alongside Dwayne Johnson. During a public interview, which runs as part of the festival’s “In Conversation With” strand, she said: “It’s an incredibly intense film.” She said Johnson, with whom she starred with in “Jungle Cruise,” is “unrecognizable” in “The Smashing Machine.” She said: “Dwayne is someone who, as you know – not only because of his colossal size, but just who he is – has never really been allowed to disappear, and he is unrecognizable in this. “And it’s an incredibly intense film – yes, centered around the life of this real life MMA fighter Mark Kerr – all of his struggles with addictions, his relationships.

Ellise Shafer MGM+ previewed its upcoming thriller series “The Institute,” based on Stephen King‘s 2019 novel, at Content London on Thursday. During the panel — which included head of MGM+ Michael Wright, “The Institute” director and executive producer Jack Bender and creator and executive producer Benjamin Cavell — a full trailer for the series was played in addition to a sizzle reel of MGM+’s 2025 slate. They also announced for the first time that King has come on board the project as an executive producer.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Anticipating the shape of things to come in Latin America, with cross-border collaboration a burgeoning mantra, the cities of São Paulo and Montevideo has signed a wide-ranging framework accord, facilitating collaboration across a broad front of channels. The pact was announced Tuesday at this week’s Ventana Sur, Latin America’s highest-profile film-TV market and forum hosted by Cannes Marché du Film and ACAU audiovisual agency in Uruguay and its counterpart INCAA agency in Argentina.

K.J. Yossman BBC drama boss Lindsay Salt says the difficult economic landscape is making it harder to find U.S. co-production partners, with European companies increasingly stepping in to fill the gap.

K.J. Yossman Caleb Azumah Nelson is set to write, direct and executive produce the BBC adaptation of his debut novel “Open Water.” The eight-part series will be produced by Mam Tor Productions (a Banijay U.K. company) and B-Side Productions.

Jamie Lang Global indie animation powerhouse Miyu Distribution has acquired Mexican Aria Covamonas‘ buzzy debut feature, “The Great History of Western Philosophy,” sure to be a key player on the 2025 animation festival circuit. Featuring digital cutout animation, the meta comedy turns on a cosmic animator hired by the Central Committee of the People’s Republic to create a philosophical film for Chairman Mao. The leader is outraged, however, when the depressed filmmaker gives up on the project before it even gets off the ground and sentences the director to death by firing squad.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Rolling off the streaming debut of its first French original series “The Confidante” and docu “Breaking the Bank,” Max announced two new French shows, and a Spring launch in Turkey during a panel discussion at Content London. In Turkey, Max will bring together BluTV, a local SVOD service which it acquired last year, with HBO Originals, as well returning seasons of BluTV’s beloved local productions, Türkiye streaming originals, Warner Bros. movies, DC Universe, and true crime and documentaries.

Fontaines D.C. have teamed up with Dublin’s Bohemians FC to launch a new football shirt for Palestine aid – find all the details below.The band’s logo is emblazoned on the front of the Irish club’s 2025 third alternative jersey – a one-off edition designed by guitarist Carlos O’Connell, in conjunction with Bohemian FC designers.It follows Fontaines D.C and Boh’s collaborative away shirt, which was launched in 2021 to support a homelessness charity.Launched today (December 5), the new design will raise funds for Medical Aid For Palestinians (MAP) amid the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict.A preview video for the latest collaboration is soundtracked by Fontaines’ track ‘Horseness Is The Whatness’ from their latest album ‘Romance’.The clip draws inspiration from the group’s recent visuals, which feature locations around Dalymount Park – the home of Bohemians FC in the heart of Dublin.On the shirt itself, a line from ‘Horsenes…’ – “I thought it was love” – is printed around the neck, with the ‘Romance’ colour scheme flowing through the body and sleeve trims.

Robert Pattinson has revealed how a stranger once asked why he stopped acting after appearing in the Twilight franchise.The actor made his breakthrough in the fantasy films from 2008-2012 and has gone on to star in big blockbusters including Christopher Nolan‘s Tenet and a huge lead role as the caped crusader in Matt Reeves’ The Batman.In a new interview with the New York Times he recalled earlier this year, how he took a trip to the Caribbean and at passport control, the immigration officer said to him, “Hey, you’re the guy from Twilight. Why’d you stop acting?”Pattinson said he wasn’t sure how to respond adding: “I was like …, ‘I’m Batman?’.

Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page has unveiled a new EDS-1275 Doubleneck VOS custom as part of his partnership with Gibson.It comes as the iconic manufacturer is currently celebrating 130 years of music history, and created yet another double-neck model in collaboration with the rock veteran earlier this year.The two joined forces in a new partnership at the start of the year, and first shared a limited Collector’s Edition version of the guitarist’s iconic double neck axe back in March.Now, the new model is called the EDS-1275 Doubleneck VOS and arrives from Gibson Custom. Priced at just under £8,800, the spec of the new variant includes a double-cutaway one-piece mahogany body, both necks having a 12” radius, bound Indian rosewood fretboards, aged cellulose nitrate parallelogram inlays and more.“While Gibson has been making double neck electric guitars since 1958, Jimmy was the player who defined the EDS-1275 from the day it was delivered to him,” a description from Gibson reads.“The Gibson EDS-1275 allowed him to play the numerous 6 and 12-string acoustic and electric guitar parts of ‘Stairway to Heaven’ during live performances.

McFly’s Danny Jones has admitted that he originally wasn’t a fan of the band’s name.The musician, who sings and plays guitar in the group, shared the update while appearing as a contestant on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, and told fellow campmates that he had to be convinced to go along with the name.According to Jones, his bandmates – Tom Fletcher, Harry Judd and Dougie Poynter – came up with the name and wanted it as a nod to the classic 1985 Robert Zemeckis film Back To The Future. This comes as the main character’s name is Marty McFly, and played by Michael J.

Azealia Banks has threatened to sue Matty Healy after the pair engaged in an online feud, stemming from the rapper’s comments about Charli XCX.On Tuesday (December 3), Banks shared a clip of the video for Charli’s 2014 song ‘Break The Rules’. “Charli used to be soooo pretty.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is giving players a chance to play the game for free for a week from December 13 to December 20.The free trial of the game won’t include everything, but players will be able to exeperience a range of activities in the new shooter. As reported by VGC, the Racket, Hacienda, Nuketown Holiday, Extraction, Hideout and Heirloom multiplayer maps will be playable, as well as Team Deathmatch, Hardpoint, Domination, Kill Confirmed, Kill Order and Prop Hunt game modes.Players can also try out the Zombies mode, with Liberty Falls and Terminus maps both available in standard and directed mode.

Star Wars universe’s most beloved duos are returning, this time to the big screen. The Mandalorian and his apprentice Grogu will be given a feature length adventure after becoming a success on streaming, and Disney have positioned it to be one of the biggest hits of summer 2026.Titled The Mandalorian & Grogu, the film is set to be directed by The Mandalorian showrunner Jon Favreau and is scheduled for release on May 22, 2026. This will be the first new Star Wars film since 2019’s Star Wars Episode XI – The Rise of Skywalker.Most of the details about the film have been kept secret so far but a few enticing specifics have been revealed.

Alton Towers say they are 'gutted' about the closure of a ride that's been there for 44 years.

Boxing mogul Turki Alalshikh has disclosed his aspirations to orchestrate a heavyweight rematch between Tyson Fury and the long-retired Wladimir Klitschko.

The most popular baby names in the UK have been revealed by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here fans have shared why they think Oti Mabuse 'deserves' to be crowned Queen of the Jungle with days to go until the final.

now that she’s a mom.“I’m very nerdy when it comes to wrapping presents,” admits Lohan, via Zoom from her home in Dubai. “I love the art of wrapping. I will wrap any of my friends’ presents — just give it to me.

attended a glitzy Beverly Hills gala with their friend Tyler Perry 2,789 miles away.Harry also touched on their ongoing security concerns and opened up about how the pair were left with very minimal security after leaving the UK.“I should’ve never had security removed in the first place,” he said. “But the disclosure process has been troubling and enlightening and I just have to now sit and wait until April.”The father of two added that he aims to be “the best dad and best husband.”“The reason why these things have happened is because of my 10 years in the military and the values and principles I live by,” he shared.

Alan Halsall's future on Coronation S treet has been hinted at this week, just days before the upcoming I'm A Celebrity final.

December is finally here, which means people all over Scotland will be rushing to get ready for Christmas. Whether you are doing your festive shopping or making the most of the season by heading to a Christmas market or light trail, there is no wrong way to spend your December.

This Morning's Ben Shephard interrupted the show to share some "breaking" baby news as the latest 2025 list of popular baby names was unveiled – essential reading for any soon-to-be parents in need of name inspiration.

I'm A Celebrity viewers have noticed a change in GK Barry during the latest trial on the ITV show.

Netflix is gearing up for the release of Black Doves this week, starring acclaimed English actress Sarah Lancashire as a high-ranking spy. Born in Urmston and raised in Oldham, Lancashire, Sarah-Jane Abigail Lancashire, who is now 60, comes from a family with a strong television background.

Sarah Hadland, a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, found herself apologising to her professional dance partner, Vito Coppola, during an appearance on BBC Morning Live on Thursday.

Waitrose customers have been alerted to a health risk involving a takeaway meal bag sold by the supermarket. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a recall for the product, advising that it can be returned to any Waitrose store for a refund.