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Celebrity birthdays for the week of May 29-June 4:May 29: Actor Anthony Geary (“General Hospital”) is 75. Singer Rebbie Jackson is 72. Composer Danny Elfman (Oingo Boingo) is 69.

Since catapulting into the limelight back in 1996 as a model for The Sun’s Page 3, Katie Price has become one of the UK’s most famous faces. With her career in the public eye spanning over two decades, fans of Katie, who recently praised Victoria Beckham in a surprising social media post, have seen the reality TV star’s sense of style develop throughout the years. From sporting extravagant glitter catsuits and feather boas to opting more a natural affair, the doting mum-of-five knows a thing or two about changing up her look.

HBO Max has scrapped its plans for a live-action Wonder Twins film, based on the DC characters of the same name, Deadline can confirm.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe planned “Wonder Twins” live-action movie at HBO Max is no longer going forward, Variety has learned.The news comes just over a month after it was announced that KJ Apa and Isabel May had been cast in the lead roles in the DC film as the titular twins. It also arrives in the wake of the Warner Bros.-Discovery merger and Discovery boss David Zaslav’s pledge to cut approximately $3 billion in costs at the newly merged company.

Celebrity birthdays for the week of May 22-28:May 22: Pianist Peter Nero is 88. Actor-director Richard Benjamin is 84. Actor Frank Converse is 84.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterAlamo Drafthouse Cinema is turning 25 and it’s going on the road to celebrate.The movie theater chain — which successfully dares to ask “What if multiplexes had personality?” — is planning a Rolling Roadshow tour throughout the summer, with stops in Austin, New York City, Los Angeles, St. Louis and Washington D.C.

EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed actorJohn Magaro, who landed a Gotham Award nomination for his starring turn in Kelly Reichardt’s 2019 Western First Cow, for representation in all areas.

A family from Addiewell celebrated a birth marking the start of the fifth living generation in their family – with the oldest member being 80 and the youngest just a few days old.

Jeannie Mai Jenkins is putting an end to the “crazy” rumors that she is joining the cast of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta”. Jenkins takes the opportunity to address the speculation during Wednesday’s episode of “The Real”, where she is joined by “RHOA” star Kenya Moore.

Jeannie Mai Jenkins is putting an end to the «crazy» rumors that she is joining the cast of. Jenkins takes the opportunity to address the speculation during Wednesday's episode of, where she is joined by star Kenya Moore. «That was crazy. I literally was just over here having a baby and I’m hearing these rumors, I was like, ‘Where? How am I going to go from this into that because that’s a full-time job,'» Jenkins says, referring to the baby girl she and Jeezy welcomed in January.Moore goes on to share that she thinks Jenkins would «make an excellent housewife,» but while Jenkins took that as a compliment, she once again shuts down speculation.«Thank you and I love you ladies too.

A couple have been left utterly devastated after their beloved puppy dropped down dead while out on a walk.

Read more: Only Fans model shows off what she looked like before spending thousands on plastic surgery Many viewers took to social media to react to James' poor knowledge of ice cream. One person typed: "The history of ice cream has to be the best specialist subject ever on Mastermind. Well done James Acaster.

READ: ITV The Chase fans brand show as ‘disgusting’ during celebrity special rerun When Clive Myrie asked James what his special subject was, the comedian said: "The history of ice cream". Despite his seeming confidence in the topic, as soon as questioning began, it was obvious that James did not know all there is to know about the frozen dessert. Many viewers took to social media to react to James' poor knowledge of ice cream, reports Birmingham Mail.