Kate Winslet reveals crew member told her to hide her ‘belly rolls’ on set: ‘Not on your life!’

Earmuffs, Jay Cutler!

Cristiano Ronaldo is soaking up the sun on vacation!

Prince Harry is making moves to strengthen ties with his UK mates amid speculation he's plotting a significant comeback to royal circles.

Prospective homebuyers looking for a new home in East Kilbride are invited to Taylor Wimpey West Scotland’s 'Moving Made Easier' event this month.

Carole Horst Alexandra Simpson makes her feature directing and writing debut with Venice Critics Week entry “No Sleep Till,” a dreamy, visually striking look at locals in a small Florida beach town under the threat of a hurricane. Shot by Sylvain Froidevaux, the humidity drips off the screen as teenagers party and skateboard, and a girl mans the register at a souvenir shop that barely attract any customers. There’s an aspiring comic and his buddy, who can’t quite make the leap to the bigger-time clubs up north, a Zen-like storm chaser and public pool caretakers.

John Carver has called for 'realism' as Scotland look to put their Euro 2024 nightmare behind them and make a strong start to the Nations League against Poland.

“Gary,” streaming now on Peacock, features interviews with several of Coleman’s friends who claim that Price, 39, was responsible for the “Diff’rent Strokes” star’s death at age 42 in May 2010. Darren Nord, a friend of Coleman’s, said his death was “suspicious,” while his former manager, Dion Mial, said of the tragedy, “We were absolutely stumped because there were way too many questions with no answers.”Price — who was married to Coleman from 2007 to 2008, but still lived with him after their divorce — defended herself in the documentary, insisting that she had nothing to do with his passing.“The fact that people come out and say, ‘She murdered Gary. She pushed him down the stairs.’ That really hurt me,” said Price in the film.According to Price, on the day of Coleman’s death, the diminutive actor was in the kitchen preparing food for her after his latest dialysis treatment due to kidney disease.

Emmerdale enthusiasts reckon they've sussed out the identity of Will Taylor's (played by Dean Andrews) blackmailer, and it seems Rose Jackson (portrayed by Christine Tremarco) isn't the culprit.

Flying is great as a passenger on holiday – but have you ever wondered what it's like for the pilot?

J.K. Rowling and female ex-athletes are among those criticizing the inclusion of transgender Italian sprinter Valentina Petrillo in the Paris Paralympics.

Naman Ramachandran The Philippines‘ Quezon City Film Commission and QCinema have revealed the lineup for the second edition of the QCinema Project Market (QPM). Twenty projects were selected from 63 submissions across the Philippines and Southeast Asia. The market aims to connect filmmakers with international partners and offers approximately $300,000 in grants and prizes.

Michaela Zee Obi Ndefo, an actor who had recurring roles on “Dawson’s Creek” and “Stargate SG-1,” died on Aug. 28 in a hospital in the Los Angeles area.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested he's prepared to amend legislation to avoid a repeat of the recent Oasis ticket fiasco, which left devastated fans unable to afford tickets due to 'dynamic pricing'.

Town hall bosses have blocked a proposal to site a 65ft telecoms mast on the pavement outside Trafford General Hospital, opposite a row of shops.

Ellise Shafer Drew Starkey didn’t audition for Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer” — instead, the project found him. The 30-year-old “Outer Banks” star was sending in self-tapes for various other projects when Guadagnino was shown one of Starkey’s by a producer friend. Then, Starkey got a call that the “Challengers” and “Call Me by Your Name” director would like to get breakfast with him.

Jenna Ortega has weighed in on the classic Blur vs Oasis argument after it was announced the Gallagher brothers would be reuniting.Last week, Noel and Liam Gallagher announced they would be reuniting as Oasis for a series of massive summer stadium gigs across the UK and beyond.Tickets went on sale on Saturday (August 31) with fans having to contend with technical issues and dynamic pricing, before every date of the tour sold out in a matter of hours.However Jenna Ortega only found out about the reunion during a sit-down interview with NME to promote Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. “I had no idea they were back,” she said before asking her co-star Catherine O’Hara for her take on the classic Blur and Oasis rivalry.“I don’t partake in taking sides,” she replied, with Ortega then asked for her pick of Britpop titans.“Can I be honest? I actually just heard ‘Wonderwall’ for the first time a month ago,” she revealed.

Things didn’t go so well for Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright on Friday while filming The Valley… because they had to get in close quarters to shoot some scenes just DAYS after she filed for divorce!

Harry Potter were left disappointed yesterday (September 1) when an annual announcement at London King’s Cross railway station failed to materialise despite being told it was cancelled.People gathered hoping to hear a message on the public address system that the fictional Hogwarts Express would depart from platform 9 ¾ at 11am.The Back To Hogwarts tradition, which celebrates the start of each academic year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry every September 1, also previously saw the train service being displayed on departure boards, with hundreds of fans attending last year’s event.Warner Bros, which runs a Potter shop at King’s Cross and owns the franchise, last week “strongly discouraged” fans from showing up and said this year’s theatrics were cancelled.‘Harry Potter’ fans left disappointed after the annual Hogwarts announcement at King’s Cross Station in London didn’t go ahead.Its cancelation this year had previously been announced and fans were “strongly discouraged” from gathering at the station.

Linda Deutsch, the Los Angeles-based special correspondent for The Associated Press whose 50-year career with the news service included covering many of the most attention-getting trials in Hollywood history, died Sunday of pancreatic cancer at her Los Angeles home surrounded by family and friends. She was 80.

Ed Meza @edmezavar Global crises and a scandal of international proportions are among the hot topics attracting documentary buyers ahead of the Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV market in Le Havre, where Java Films is presenting a compelling and timely lineup. Set against the backdrop of Israel’s destruction of Gaza that followed Hamas’ Oct.

Imagine the rank, pungent horror of William Friedkin’s rather foul and f*cked up horror, 1973’s original faint-inducing “The Exorcist” (excellent, but harrowing). Then recall the brutal, sometimes nasty side of Lee Daniel’s unflinching, sometimes hard-to-watch Sundance hit “Precious.” Smash them together like the sound of two skulls cracking together with a sound so excruciating it makes you shudder, and you have a very good approximation of “The Deliverance,” Daniel’s latest horror film and social drama, which features similar excessive and miserablist ‘Based on The Novel Push By Sapphire’ tendencies.

Oasis’ Noel Gallagher.The Rushmore actor recalled the surprise encounter he had with Gallagher in a new interview with The Guardian and described as “the spookiest thing that’s happened” to him.He explained that he was in a cab in the early ’00s talking to a driver about Britpop before the encounter happened.He recalled: “I was in England in 2004, 2005, in this cab, asking all these Britpop questions to the driver…I’m such a Britpop geek; I love it.”He remembered the cab driver saying to him: “‘’You know that was the ’90s. It’s not really like that any more.’ “I said: ‘I guess I’m sort of living in the past.’ He said: ‘It’s not like you’re going to see Noel Gallagher getting into the back of a car with a guitar.'”Next, moments later, that’s exactly what happened to Schwartzman.

K.J. Yossman “Hijack” creator George Kay is set to form his own label as part of an exclusive partnership deal with New Pictures and All3Media.

Missy Elliott, Ciara, Questlove, Nicki Minaj and more have tribute to the late Fatman Scoop.The legendary rapper, hypeman, DJ and producer – real name Isaac Freeman III – died on Saturday (August 31) at the age of 52. Scoop was rushed to hospital after collapsing on stage during a show in Connecticut the night before.

Ayr’s Mercure Hotel has closed its leisure club to the public.

Oasis tickets for next summer’s gigs.It followed a tumultuous weekend for fans trying to buy tickets for the highly-anticipated reunion shows next summer. Tickets sold out eventually, but it came after a day that saw many fans – including Louis Tomlinson – left disappointed after a series of issues arose.Fans reported that Ticketmaster crashed shortly before tickets were due to go live after receiving “503” errors and many also had to content with giant queues, which saw many fans stuck in a queue to get onto Ticketmaster for hours on end – let alone the ticket sale point itself – which lasted a further several hours for many.After that, many fans started to complain about being kicked out of the queue after being mistaken for bots, while those attempting to purchase accessible tickets reported being unable to get through to the phone lines, despite some fans calling the designated number over 400 times.Some who did eventually manage to get through the queue were then disappointed to see the cost of remaining tickets had increased due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing policy – something that resulted in Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy calling for a review earlier today (September 2) into “dynamic pricing” and secondary ticket sites following the scramble for Oasis tickets at the weekend.Twickets also came under fire.

Drew Starkey is dishing on his highly-anticipated new movie Queer!

A worker at a nursery where a baby girl died has been jailed after being caught on CCTV 'threatening to kick' a baby and 'slamming' another onto the floor.

As of late August 2024, online sports betting in Georgia has yet to be legalised. This delay in passing the necessary bills that would allow sports betting enthusiasts in the Peach State the opportunity to wager on their favourite sports has been unexpected but there is a growing likelihood that this might change in 2025, opening the door for fans to bet on the biggest tournaments like the National Football League.

told the Daily Mail.“He is clearly reaching out thinking, ‘I need to do something different because what I’m doing is clearly not working’. In short, he is rethinking the way he operates.”While Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, are not looking for a permanent return into the royal fold at this time, they are reportedly doing everything they can to bury the hatchet with the royals.At least one of the royal aides that Harry allegedly approached is described as an “old school” adviser known for discretion to help with the plan, unofficially dubbed “Operation Bring Harry In From The Cold.”Harry has also reportedly reached out to former private secretary Edward Lane Fox.“If anyone can do it, Edward can.

Perez has never shared a video like this one before – and we LOVE IT! This is what @ChefTaylorPersh does to his taste buds, mind and soul!!! Story Of A Muse just launched for a limited run at the @Palms Las Vegas and we cannot recommend it enough!

Self Esteem, has revealed that she is about “70 per cent” into making her “honest” third album.The Sheffield singer-songwriter opened up about her time working on new material during a recent interview with Nick Grimshaw as part of his Sidetracked podcast with Annie Macmanus.As well as covering topics like the long-awaited Oasis reunion and Sexyy Red’s unconventional lipgloss range, the artist confirmed that she is well underway with the follow-up to her BRIT and Mercury Prize-nominated 2021 album, ‘Prioritise Pleasure’, but has taken a new direction to what fans may expect.“I think I’m 70 per cent through making the difficult third album,” she began, adding that she feels some pressure to keep up the momentum from her last studio release. “No one has ever been that interested in what I’m about to do.

EXCLUSIVE: Thierry Lachkar, the CEO of ITV Studios France, has added Profilage producer Tetra Media Studio to his roster following the departures of Jean-François Boyer and Sébastien Borivent.

Venice Film Festival on Sunday where they played a clip of his and Julia Roberts’ infamous piano scene in “Pretty Woman,” prompting Gere to joke that the pair had “no chemistry.”“I haven’t seen that in a long time, too. It was a sexy, sexy scene,” he added, according to The Hollywood Reporter. According to Gere, the scene in the 1990 film was actually improvised after a conversation between Gere and director Garry Marshall.“This was never in the script,” he said.

Marianne Faithfull has teamed up with Sotheby’s to auction off a series of “personal artefacts”.Chanel jackets gifted by Karl Lagerfeld, a Saint Lauren smoking jacket handed to her by former creative director for Dior Homme, a signed expired British passport and a black and red artwork of a female figure by Anita Pallenberg dated 1992 are being auctioned off.Other items also being sold in Sotheby’s first pop culture auction, include handwritten lyrics for songs from albums including ‘Sleep’, ‘There Is A Ghost’ and ‘Sex With Strangers’, an oil painting and tribute to Henrietta Moraes by Maggi Hambling, and scripts from films she has starred in such as The Black Rider and Marie Antoinette.“I’ve decided that it’s time to sell some pieces from my private collection. I have always enjoyed nice things but I’ve never been a materialistic person and frankly I’m still amazed I managed to hang on to anything at all!” the singer-songwriter said.Sotheby’s, the world’s leading destination for fine art and luxury, has announced that personal artefacts from Marianne'…Posted by Marianne Faithfull on Saturday, August 31, 2024“At various moments in my life these talismans of my past have meant so much to me, but I find they belong to a life I’m no longer living and it is time for them to shine for others.

Jessica Kiang With head bowed, over clasped hands, Italian director Maura Delpero‘s quietly breathtaking “Vermiglio” unfolds from tiny tactile details of furnishings and fabrics and the hide of a dairy cow, into a momentous vision of everyday rural existence in the high Italian Alps. Far away, the Second World War is ending — an earthshaking event felt here only in abstract ways, because there’s the real labor of community and family to be getting on with, to say nothing of the private work of finding your own path to tread beneath those towering peaks.