Bella Thorne and her sister Dani flaunt their figures in matching bright green bikinis

EXCLUSIVE: Soo Joo Park (Sense8), Brock O’Hurn (The Righteous Gemstones), Bella Thorne (Measure of Revenge), Laird Hamilton (Point Break) and Duke Nicholson (Us) are the latest additions to the cast of the dark comedy The Trainer, which Tony Kaye (American History X) is directing from a script by star Vito Schnabel and Jeff Solomon.

Gemma Collins has won legions of fans since starring in hit ITVBe show, The Only Way is Essex, and they were out in their droves on Tuesday night for the launch of her one-woman show, The GC's Big Night Out, in Manchester.The star looked fabulous in a neon green satin suit as she left the show and accessorised with glamorous rhinestone sunglasses, hot pink strappy heels and a Louis Vuitton clutch bag. Her blonde hair was still in the same loose waves from the show, and she wore a slick of fuchsia pink lipstick and her trademark deep tan.

Outlander fans rushed to congratulate Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish after their show Men in Kilts was noinated for a host of awards.

Bella Thorne played the ultimate tease on her fans at the March 30 premiere of "Morbius," as she donned a dress that appeared to be red-stained and completely see-through. In the end, it was all an optical illusion — a very good one, too!At first glance, the dress was shocking, as it looked authentically translucent [check it out here.] But, a closer look proved the dress was designed to look as if it were completely pellucid, making the actress appear as though she was braless and wearing next-to-nothing.Bella didn't make a big deal out of the eye-popping outfit, choosing instead to just post a few red carpet photos to her Instagram Story and not necessarily address her faux glassy gown.

Bella Thorne is coming out swinging for Will Smith after he slapped Chris Rock during the 94th Academy Awards on Sunday.

 expecting steamy love scenes right off the bat, they had to wait a little longer than usual.Unlike the first season of the Netflix series, the latest chapter in the titular family's story takes a different (translation: simmering, slow-burn) approach in building up the romance between eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony (Jonathan Bailey), and his love interest, Kate (Simone Ashley). As the season begins, Anthony has his eye on Kate's younger sister and the newly minted «diamond» of the season, Edwina (Charithra Chandran), because — as he says right off the bat — she ticks all the boxes.

Simone Ashley is opening up about making love on screen.

“Grown-ish” is going through some major changes.

They might not talk anymore, but that doesn’t mean Charlie Puth will stop singing about their relationship.

 is heading to Netflix! A rep for the streamer confirmed to ET that Brandy has signed on to star in the upcoming holiday film from director Mary Lambert. The singer-actress will star alongside 's Matt Cedeño, Heather Graham and Jason Biggs. Written by director and writer Charles Shyer and Todd Calgi Gallicano, author of the  book series, the film follows Brandy's Jackie, who every Christmas, without fail, sends a boastful holiday newsletter that makes her old college friend, Charlotte (Graham), feel like a lump of coal. When a twist of fate lands Charlotte, her husband, Rob (Biggs), and their family on Jackie's and her husband, Valentino's (Cedeño), snowy doorstep just days before Christmas, Charlotte seizes the opportunity to prove her old friend's «perfect» life can’t possibly be that perfect. But in her overzealous attempt to expose Jackie, Charlotte nearly ruins Christmas for both families and must team up with her old friend to put the pieces back together.A post shared by Strong Black Lead (@strongblacklead)Brandy recently wrapped the first season of her musical-drama series on ABC, which follows four women looking to recapture the fame they achieved as the '90s hip-hop group, Nasty B*tches.

EXCLUSIVE: Heather Graham (Half Magic), Brandy Norwood (Queens), Jason Biggs (Outmatched) and Matt Cedeño (Power) have signed on to star in the Netflix holiday film Best. Christmas. Ever. from director Mary Lambert (A Castle for Christmas, Pet Sematary).

Taron Egerton and Jonathan Bailey‘s play Cock has officially opened on London’s West End!