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Teresa Giudice has fallen hard for businessman Luis “Louie” Ruelas ever since they began dating in Nov. 2020. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star admitted on Valentine’s Day that she had “found love” with the hunky businessman, yet her co-star Jennifer Aydin could see how in love the pair was when she had them over for a January couples dinner at her home along with her husband Bill Aydin, she told HollywoodLife.com in an EXCLUSIVE interview.

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The video game The Last of Us is being turned into a TV series for HBO and the two leads were just cast!

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey will star in the upcoming show, ET confirms. Based on the critically-acclaimed Sony Playstation franchise, takes place 20 years after modern civilization has been destroyed. Pascal will play Joel, a hardened survivor, who is hired to smuggle 14-year-old orphan Ellie (Ramsey) out of an oppressive quarantine zone.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe upcoming “The Last of Us” series adaptation at HBO has cast Bella Ramsey in the lead role of Ellie, Variety has confirmed.Ramsey is best known for her role as Lyanna Mormont in fellow HBO series “Game of Thrones.” The character Ellie is a 14-year old orphan who has never known anything but a ravaged planet.

Bolton Coroners Court heard on Friday.The Wigan couple had been excited to get away after months spent in lockdown and, on September 17, decided they would hire a car to explore the Greek island.

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Sam Smith, Christine and the Queens, and Halsey are among the friends and fans saluting experimental pop musician and producer SOPHIE following the Scottish star’s sudden death.The Grammy-nominated artist, also known as Sophie Xeon, died in a tragic fall at her home in Athens, Greece on Saturday (January 30, 2021), aged 34.A flood of tributes poured in following the sad news, with Smith among those mourning the transgender star’s loss on social media.“Heartbreaking news,” the singer tweeted.

Musician Sophie Xeon died aged 34 following a “sudden accident”, it was recently announced. A statement from the artist’s team called her a “pioneer of new sound” as they announced her tragic passing.The star was living in Athens, Greece, at the time of her death, and her cause of death has now been announced.

Grammy-nominated experimental pop artist and producer Sophie Xeon, who went by the single nom-de-plume SOPHIE, died Saturday morning.

Sophie  Xeon, the Grammy-nominated producer-musician whose pioneering work combined sweet pop melodies and sounds with hideous noise into a genre now known as hyper-pop, died in after a climbing accident in Greece on Saturday. She was 34.“True to her spirituality she had climbed up to watch the full moon and accidentally slipped and fell,” a statement from her label announcing her death reads.

The Grammy-nominated musician and avant-garde pop music producer Sophie has died. She was just 34 years old.

British music producer and musician SOPHIE has died at the young age of 34.

SOPHIE, the pioneering Scottish artist whose vibrant electronic productions expanded modern pop music's scope, has died aged 34 after an accident at home in Athens, Greece. "Tragically our beautiful Sophie passed away this morning after a terrible accident," SOPHIE's labels, Transgressive and Future Classic, said in a statement.

LONDON -- Sophie, the Grammy-nominated Scottish disc jockey, producer and recording artist who had worked with the likes of Madonna and Charli XCX, has died following an accident in the Greek capital of Athens. She was 34.In a statement, U.K.