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2019 sequel, recently explained the story behind the double entendre that is in the song “For the First Time in Forever.”The 44-year-old actress did an interview with Vanity Fair where she watched back the scene in “Frozen” where Anna sings, “For years I’ve roamed these empty halls / Why have a ballroom with no balls?”#KristenBell wanted #Anna in #Frozen to be the “opposite” of the traditional #Disney princess. #nobodywantsthis #forgettingsarahmarshall #veronicamars #gossipgirl #thegoodplace #disney “How did we get that joke in there?” Bell asked out loud in the video published Tuesday.“We slid it under the radar,” she shared.

, we've rounded up a list of excerpts from the love letters of all time, to give you inspiration and instruction. Let these examples prove that love and romantic letters are a perfect combination, both a free gift and the ultimate keepsake. Don’t wait until Valentine’s Day to make the gesture, either.

closed the VS Fashion Show? Sorry, what year is it again?The 50-year-old model, who was once a staple of the runways, made her grand return to the catwalk on October 15 for the revamped presentation, which was resuscitated following the brand's very public downfall and subsequent rebranding.Banks closed the show in a black bra and bedazzled corset, which was paired with a stunning silver cape that she modeled the heck out of, to no one's surprise.The former America's Next Top Model host and inventor of the “smize” was one of several returning models who had retired their Angel wings under Victoria's Secret's previous management, including Candice Swanepoel, Doutzen Kroes, Adriana Lima, and Alessandra Ambrosio. Millennial Angels like Joan Smalls, Josephine Skriver, Taylor Hill, Behati Prinsloo, Jasmine Tookes, and Gigi and Bella Hadid, who dominated the VS Pink era, also returned to the runway.Candice Swanepoel.Paloma Elsesser.Of note, transgender models Alex Consani and Victoria Sampaio also walked the VS Fashion Show.

We’ll say it once, and we’ll say it again: Spanish filmmaker Jaume Collet-Serra has never met a transportation thriller that he didn’t love. He’s directed “Non-Stop” with Liam Neeson, about a Federal Air Marshal who must find the killer on an international flight from New York to London; he’s directed “The Commute,” staring Neeson, again, of course, about a man unwittingly recruited into a murder conspiracy after meeting a mysterious woman while on his daily train commute, and sure he’s dipped and detoured, “Jungle Cruise” (2021) and “Black Adam” (2022).

2024 has been a good year for horror films at the box office. We’ve seen surprises like “Longlegs” and “Terrifier 3” outperform their predictions.

When it was originally announced that Alana Haim would star in Paul Thomas Anderson’s most recent film, “Licorice Pizza,” folks were a bit skeptical of her acting chops considering she’s best known as a musician in the band Haim. However, those doubts were proven wrong when the film came out and Haim turned in a great performance.

Haim singer, who previously made her acting debut in Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2021 film Licorice Pizza, has started production on The Mastermind, an art heist drama starring Josh O’Connor and The Drama, which also stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.The former is set during the Vietnam War and the beginning of the women’s liberation movement in America, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The latter meanwhile, focuses on a couple, played by Zendaya and Pattinson, who in the days leading up to their wedding, end up in a crisis when unexpected revelations derail what one of them thought they knew of the other.Haim’s latest roles come after it was confirmed earlier this year that she is set reunite with Paul Thomas Anderson on his next movie alongside lead stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn and Regina Hall.Anderson has written the script and will produce with Sara Murphy and Adam Somner, both of whom worked with the director on Licorice Pizza.Reviewing Licorice Pizza, NME awarded the 2021 movie four stars and wrote: “Casting two people who’ve never been in a movie before – let alone ever acted professionally – as your leads is a pretty spicy move, but Paul Thomas Anderson has been making spicy moves for decades now.“Even younger than Licorice Pizza’s downright radiant Alana Haim (yes, that Alana Haim), when he broke through with his 1997 rollicking porno-comedy Boogie Nights, the somewhat more wholesome Licorice Pizza sees PTA and his reels of vintage 35mm film freewheeling through the very same glowing San Fernando Valley streets as stalked by Dirk Diggler and making fully-fledged stars out of both Haim and her dazzling co-star, Cooper Hoffman.”

Glen Matlock has recalled how David Bowie kept original artworks by Picasso and Matisse in his car. Watch our exclusive taster clip from Never Mind The Buzzcocks above.The Sex Pistols icon and Blondie bassist shared the anecdote during a new episode of the UK music quiz show, which is set to air tonight (October 16).Appearing on the panel alongside fellow rock icon Courtney Love, and comedians including Joel Dommett and Noel Fielding, Matlock went on to recall how he ended up in Bowie’s car after a performance in New York City.“With Iggy Pop, we played an extra club gig in New York and David Bowie came,” he began.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan were joined by Kesha last night (October 15) during their most recent stop on their co-headlining tour.During the latest show at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California as part of XCX and Sivan’s ongoing ‘Sweat’ tour, the two singers brought out the ‘We R Who We R’ hitmaker as a surprise guest.Midway through the night’s set, XCX sang the first verse of her track ‘Spring Breakers’ before bringing out Kesha – who was dressed in a pink fur coat – to perform their new remix of the song which was released earlier this week.After the performance, Sivan joined the two for a cover of Kesha’s 2010 hit ‘TiK ToK’. Elsewhere in the night, Tate McRae also appeared as a special guest to perform ‘You’, her collab track with Sivan.Kesha fez uma participação especial na Sweat Tour L.A.

Sam Fender may be teasing a potential UK arena tour.Earlier this week, the North Shields singer-songwriter launched a countdown clock on his official website which is counting down to something happening at midnight this Friday (October 18). The page directs fans to sign up to receive more information.

Diddy‘ Combs has broken his silence by sharing a new Instagram post, despite currently being in jail.The disgraced rapper was arrested in New York last month and subsequently charged with sex trafficking, racketeering and transporting for prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.Diddy was later denied bail after offering a $50million (£38.4m) bond, and was reportedly placed on suicide watch as he awaits trial.

Courtney Love has recalled the time she had to “fake her way through” a lengthy chat about Muse with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.The soloist and former Hole frontwoman told the story while appearing as a panellist on tonight’s episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks (October 16).“I went to see Coldplay at the National History Museum [in 2019], and I love many things about Chris Martin,” Love remembered (via Music News).“A – he’s a feminist in the best way, and B – I had to fake my way through a three-hour conversation on Muse. I faked it really good.

Janet Jackson has paid tribute to her brother Tito on social media, one month after his death.News of Tito Jackson’s passing was first announced by Entertainment Tonight on September 15, and it was later confirmed by People. The singer’s cause of death has yet to be confirmed, although his former manager Steve Manning believes that the 70-year-old musician suffered from a heart attack while driving from New Mexico to Oklahoma.Now, after staying silent on social media following the loss, Janet Jackson has paid tribute to her brother on Instagram.Taking to her stories yesterday (October 15) – exactly one month after his death – the 58-year-old singer shared her respects by posting a black-and-white throwback photo of them both in their childhood.In the image, a young Janet is seen facing her older brother, who is wearing a printed shirt and a fedora.

Kelly Lee Owens has spoken to NME about her new album ‘Dreamstate’’, being driven by the spirit of collaboration, and releasing it on Dirty Hit’s new spin-off dance label.The Welsh musician and producer’s latest LP will be released later this week (October 18), and is the first record to be released via dh2 (Dirty Hit’s new electronic imprint being spearheaded by The 1975’s George Daniel).“Ultimately it’s arriving at a place in my life where I accept who I am,” Owens told NME, “and the parts of me that had been shamed before: it’s derogatory to be a daydreamer, and actually the happiest parts of myself are when I’m either in those states alone, or those states alone allow me to come together with other people in those states.”She continued: “It’s the thing that I almost enjoy the most about being human, ironically, is finding a dreamstate, and I feel on a bigger collective level, it’s also what’s needed most as a reminder of the importance of taking the time away to dream and to be in that place. Music, for me, has always been a direct door to get to a dreamstate.”Check out our full interview below, where Owens tells NME about the universe of ‘Dreamstate’, exploring lyrics with Charli XCX, her expanded team of collaborators on the album (including Bicep, The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and George Daniel) as well as her time touring with Depeche Mode and the musical influence of Madonna’s seminal ‘Ray of Light’ – the latter was something she simply “could not get away from”.NME: Hey Kelly. When did work on ‘Dreamstate’ begin?Owens: “The track ‘Sunshine’ was made in the final sessions for [2020 album] ‘Inner Song’, around the time that I was making ‘Luminous Spaces’, the remix with Jon Hopkins.

Wallace & Gromit are set to make their long-awaited return in a new film.A teaser trailer for Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, the first in the series since 2008, has now been shared online – you can watch it below.An official synopsis of the forthcoming Aardman Animations film reads: “After a recent crime wave of stolen garden goods from across the region, Wallace and his pre-programmed smart gnome, Norbot, are the main suspects.

Nick Jonas sprinted off stage recently after a laser pointer was aimed at him during a Jonas Brothers show.The incident took place during the band’s ‘Five Albums, One Night’ show in Prague last night (October 15), when a member of the audience brought a prohibited laser pointer into the crowd and aimed it at the musician during the set.In footage shared by other concertgoers on social media, Nick Jonas is seen running off the stage while making a “time out” sign with his hands.According to a new report by Variety, a representative from the O2 Arena in Prague said that the show was forced to stop for a few minutes due to the incident.Nick Jonas runs off the stage during Jonas Brothers concert in Prague after someone pointed a laser at him. pic.twitter.com/WGozUbDISW— Pop Base (@PopBase) October 16, 2024“We can confirm that the Jonas Brothers’ performance had to be interrupted for several minutes due to the use of a prohibited laser pointer by the person,” the spokesperson told the outlet.

Stranger Things’ star Matthew Modine has compared Donald Trump with Hitler.It comes after the former president used footage from Full Metal Jacket, which Modine starred in, for a recent campaign ad he shared on X touting the US military with the caption: “We will not have a woke military!”This ad is contrasted with clips, apparently taken from TikTok, of modern military service-members dancing in drag.“In the 1930s, Leni Riefenstahl directed the Nazi propaganda films ‘Triumph Of The Will’ and ‘Olympia,’” Modine told Entertainment Weekly in an emailed statement about Trump’s ad.WE WILL NOT HAVE A WOKE MILITARY! pic.twitter.com/zpWZhSKcEs— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 13, 2024“These two films are considered among the most effective propaganda ever made.

Erik ten Hag has a number of team selection issues to ponder ahead of the Premier League's return this weekend. Entering the game at home to Brentford under immense pressure, the scenario is far from ideal.

Aldi has been praised by shoppers after it unveiled a new range of toys in its stores.

Lucy Letby gave a potentially fatal dose of morphine to a newborn baby two years before she murdered her first victim, an inquiry has heard.

Downing Street has insisted the Government is “committed” to ending the use of asylum hotels amid claims the Home Office is considering reopening some previously closed by the Conservatives.

Rachel Reeves is looking to raise up to £40 billion in tax hikes and spending cuts in this month’s Budget as the Government seeks to avoid a return to austerity, it is understood.

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans appears to be taking a huge hit after his and Katya Jones' 'inside joke' spiralled slightly out of control. Despite another impressive performance, the pair were left apologising in a video on social media after the latest live show.

EXCLUSIVE: Nine Perfect Strangers maker Made Up Stories has optioned Australian writer Zoë Foster Blake’s novel about modern entrepreneurship and motherhood ‘Things Will Calm Down Soon.’

When Ncuti Gatwa recorded The Graham Norton Show last Thursday, he delivered what appeared to be good news for Doctor Who fans: his third season as the Time Lord would shoot next year.

EXCLUSIVE: Canada‘s CBC is stocking its streaming service with dramas from Scandinavia and the UK.

UPDATE, with opening date: Real Women Have Curves will begin its Broadway previews on April 1, 2025, ahead of an opening night of Sunday, April 27. The production will play at a Shubert-owned theater to be announced.

The events leading up to July 1978 and the birth in Manchester of the world’s first “test tube baby” — the tabloid term for the process known more soberly as I.V.F. (in vitro fertilization) — are fascinating by any metric. It’s a story of determination, skill and genuine genius, focusing on three modest and largely unsung heroes driven in the main by a spirit of pure human kindness. Fascinating as that is, however, Ben Taylor’s warm, intelligent and never less than respectful movie, which received its world premiere at the London Film Festival this week, struggles to harness the same kind of lightning that science did.

EXCLUSIVE: Kino Lorber Media Group has promoted Monica Bloom to Chief Marketing Officer.

After eight years in the national touring company of Disney’s blockbuster musical The Lion King, Atlanta native Courtney Thomas, 30, is used to hearing applause. But when the show opens at The Fox Theatre for a three-week run, the applause of his dad, Beau Harris, will pierce through to become a singular sound in Thomas’ ears. A swing performer and dance captain, Thomas says he rarely gets nervous before performances but admits the matinee performance his dad attends will be different. 

Thomas Tuchel's six-word verdict on Cristiano Ronaldo goes some way to explaining why the FA appointed him England's new manager.

Weather data analysis has pinpointed the exact dates when major UK cities can expect to see ground frost, with one city set to be hit as early as this month. This means gardeners across the country are now in a race against time to protect their plants from the impending freeze.

Emmerdale has provided an update on the character Debbie Dingle, thwarting fans' hopes that she would return to the village for the funeral of Zak Dingle (portrayed by Steve Halliwell) after his sudden death.

Joshua Jackson, the nineties heartthrob known for his role as Pacey John Witter in the teen drama Dawson's Creek, has remained a firm favourite among millennials and now he's back with a new TV show.

The people of Rochdale could soon be served by a direct rail link with London, if their MP gets his way.

The FA have confirmed the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as England manager following the assumption that Pep Guardiola will extend his tenure at Manchester City. Guardiola, who is widely regarded as one of football's greatest managers, led City to a record-breaking fourth consecutive Premier League title last season and clinched the treble in the 2022/2023 campaign.