Dame Judi Dench Says ‘Perhaps I Was Lucky’ Not To Witness ‘Other Side’ Of Harvey Weinstein

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direct to your inboxKatie Price has shared the sweet note her son Harvey has written to the NHS after visiting hospital over the weekend.The 18-year-old had a reaction to the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine caused by the 'complex medication' he's on for his 'complex needs.'Harvey has partial blindness, the genetic condition Prader-Willi syndrome, autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).Katie, 42, said she was 'thrilled' when her eldest son received the vaccine on Friday as his

Word to the wise: don’t come for Halle Berry! The Oscar winner, 54, took to Instagram on February 7, where she posted a graphic that read, “Women don’t owe you sh*t.” A slew of fans showed so much love for the post, but one hater couldn’t help themselves and left a hurtful comment. “With all of your accomplishments, fame, beauty, it seems, as if, you CAN’T keep a man,” an excerpt from the hater’s comment read. Naturally, Halle was none too pleased.

No ring yet! Kylie Minogue shut down rumors she and boyfriend Paul Solomons are engaged.

Salma Hayek is opening up about the lingering trauma she still feels from her horrific experience working with Harvey Weinstein on “Frida”, her 2002 passion project about the life of acclaimed Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.

Actress and Harvey Weinstein accuser Salma Hayek opened up about her thoughts on the disgraced movie mogul following his conviction for rape. In 2017, the actress joined the myriad of celebrity women coming forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against the once-powerful Hollywood boss.

A producer accusing convicted rapist and disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of repeated sexual assault and rape is asking he be deposed for an upcoming lawsuit.  Alexandra Canosa, a producer on Netflix’s "Marco Polo," maintained late Monday in court papers that depositions will help her decide whether to accept a settlement approved last week by a Delaware bankruptcy court judge, according to the Associated Press.

Sir Lenny Henry is also on board supporting the cause, along with comedians Mo Gilligan, Shappi Khorsandi and Joe Lycett. Read more: Lenny Henry unveiled as The Masked Singer competitorFor the launch, they've appeared in a short film discussing how comedy has helped them in their lives.

Judi Dench has revealed that she actually has the James Bond theme tune as her ringtone – and has recalled an embarrassing story of it going off while working on the franchise.The Oscar-winner portrayed M across seven Bond movies, concluding with 2012’s Skyfall, before handing over the reins of MI6 head to Ralph Fiennes.While tuning in to Eddie Izzard’s 31-day virtual marathon, the comedian decided to ring Dench’s phone to reveal her neat ringtone to fans.As she held up the phone to the

Eminem‘s influencer daughter Hailie Jade Scott Mathers is getting more comfortable on camera. The 25-year-old Michigan State University graduate shared her first ever IGTV video to her Instagram page on Jan. 29 and it’s absolutely adorable. Not only did her fans get an easy to follow make-up tutorial – she finished the 12 minute video with some hilarious bloopers.

Taking a stand. JoJo Siwa had a simple one-word response for a hater who made a homophobic remark about her coming out.

BBC, judge Mary Walrath explained that 83 per cent of claimants “have expressed very loudly that they want closure through acceptance of this plan, that they do not seek to have to go through any further litigation in order to receive some recovery, some possible recompense… although it’s clear that money will never give them that”.Walrath added that without the payout, the women who came forward would receive “minimal, if any, recovery.”47 of Weinstein’s accusers voted on the settlement, with

Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct settlement has reportedly been approved by the judge overseeing his company's bankruptcy proceedings. The now-confirmed settlement resolves most claims from women who have accused the disgraced former movie mogul of sexual misconduct, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

A federal bankruptcy judge approved on Monday a settlement plan with the bankrupt Weinstein Company that will create a $17.1 million fund for Harvey Weinstein’s victims.“This bankruptcy plan guarantees that Harvey Weinstein’s survivors will have the opportunity to be heard in a safe and confidential process.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterNearly three years after the Weinstein Co. declared bankruptcy, a judge on Monday confirmed a liquidation plan that provides a $17.1 million fund for Weinstein’s sexual misconduct victims.The plan also provides $9.7 million to the former officers and directors of the Weinstein Co., allowing them to pay a portion of their legal bills over the last several years.