‘Domina’: How Italian Sculptor Antonio Canova Inspired Wigs and Hairstyles in Roman Drama Series

As Michael Hillier and Rachel Fulstow enjoyed the Jamaican sun - posing for pictures astride horses in the crystal clear Caribbean Sea - they had no idea the net was closing in. They thought they'd got away with murder.

Over the course of seven seasons, “Riverdale” has told a lot of wild stories involving time travel, multiple universes, supernatural forces and more generally surreal weirdness than one might expect from a teen drama on The CW.

has told a lot of wild stories involving time travel, multiple universes, supernatural forces and more generally surreal weirdness than one might expect from a teen drama on The CW.However, when the long-running series came to a close on Wednesday, the show wrapped everything up with a somber, emotionally powerful and surprisingly heartfelt story in which essentially everyone died. Or, more accurately, everyone was already dead when the finale began.Essentially, the show kicked off in the present day with an 86-year-old Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) sitting at home, where she reads in the newspaper that Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) had died at the age of 84.Soon, however, she gets a visit from Angel Jughead, who magically transports her back in time to the 1950s, to Betty's last day of senior year in high school, which she originally missed because she was sick at the time.Strolling around her old high school, Angel Jughead gives Betty the chance to get closure with all of her old friends, and details the sometimes wonderful, sometimes tragic lives of everyone she'd been friends with back in the day.Through the use of Jughead's omnipotent divine narration, fans got to find out the life stories of all the characters they'd followed throughout the series, and the emotionally charged finale came to a close with Betty's peaceful death — after which, as an angel, a youthful Betty meets with all her friends in the afterlife, which just so happens to be a classic-looking Pop's Diner in all it's glory.In celebration of 's series finale, ET is looking back at recent interviews with the cast, regarding the show coming to a close and how they feel about wrapping up the wild storylines.

A Scottish photographer was able to capture an incredible video of a "small tornado" in Rannoch Moor.

Are you reading this while enjoying your morning cup of coffee? If so, you might like to know the warm creamy glow of your caffeine hit is the inspiration behind one of this summer’s biggest beauty looks: latte make-up. Of course, the internet loves making up faintly ridiculous (and usually food-based) names for fairly classic beauty styles, and latte makeup simply means wearing tonal shades of brown and caramel on the cheeks, eyes and even lips. The effect is a flattering, slightly sculpted, sun-kissed look, and an ode to one make-up product in particular – the bronzer.

Keira Walsh has lived and breathed the values of Manchester since she was born.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor In this week’s podcast news roundup, Hallmark sets its first-ever scripted podcast, a “romance mystery” starring Malinda Williams, Amanda Seales and Keith D. Robinson; Ron Howard executive produces an improv workplace comedy with iHeart; Audible and the Obamas’ Higher Ground launch “Your Mama’s Kitchen,” in which guests tell host Michele Norris about… their mama’s kitchen; ex-UTA agent Jed Baker launched kids and family podcast network Starglow Media; and more.

Kevin Federline has nothing but well-wishes for his ex-wife, Britney Spears, after the news of her split from Sam Asghari was revealed on Wednesday.During an appearance on NewsNation's, Federline's lawyer, Mark Vincent Kaplan, shared his client's thoughts about the end of Spears' marriage. «I don't have any inside track on that,» Kaplan told host Ashleigh Banfield when asked about details of the pop star's divorce.«But from Kevin's standpoint, he just hopes that they work it. He just hopes that everything works out for the best.

Part two of Vanderpump Rules star Rachel Leviss‘ interview with Bethenny Frankel is out and the 28-year-old reality star is opening up about feeling betrayed by Tom Sandoval and questions if Scandoval was “fabricated” to keep the Bravo series alive.

Vanderpump Rules star Rachel Leviss' interview with Bethenny Frankel is out and the 28-year-old reality star is opening up about feeling betrayed by Tom Sandoval and questions if Scandoval was «fabricated» to keep the Bravo series alive. In early March, Madix and Sandoval announced the end of their relationship after being together since 2013 when she first joined Vanderpump Rules. It wasn't long before news broke that Sandoval was cheating on Madix withLeviss.

The release of the new Netflix documentary series At Home With The Furys has sparked a wave of admiration and appreciation for Paris Fury, wife of world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.The show, which offers an intimate look into the Fury family's daily life and challenges, has left fans applauding Paris for her role as a dedicated mother and partner. The nine-part documentary, which debuted this week, follows Tyson Fury's transition from the boxing ring to embracing retirement while focusing on his family.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor “The Hollow” won the Heart of Sarajevo Award for best TV drama series at the Sarajevo Film Festival on Sunday, and also came away with a host of other awards. The in-competition series came from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Slovenia.

As Coronation Street ’s resident villain Stephen Reid comes face to face with the ghost of his past this week, all eyes will undoubtedly be on the serial killer as he attends a memorial service for his former business associate Rufus Donahue. Playing innocent, Stephen smoothly pretends he is deeply troubled by the loss of his former colleague, even as Rufus’ son Jools quizzes him on how he knew his dad.

It was bittersweet for Outlander fans this week as the latest episode dropped following a break of one week in the schedule. The broadcast of episode eight, season seven brought as much sadness as happiness as it spelled the midseason finale and the start of a new Droughtlander that could last until early 2024.

This Morning viewers didn't appear to want to carry on watching the show before it had even properly started on Friday (August 11). There was a hosting shake-up for the last edition of the ITV daytime programme this week with Craig Doyle having left Josie Gibson to go off on his holidays.

Christopher Vourlias Beta Film has acquired international distribution rights to “I Know Your Soul,” a new series from Oscar nominee Jasmila Žbanić (“Quo Vadis, Aida?”) that premieres Out of Competition next month at the Venice Film Festival. The six-episode limited series is led by European Film Award-winning actress Jasna Đuričić, who plays Nevena Murtezic, a prosecutor in the process of divorce and single mother to a teenage son.

Sinead O’Connor has been laid to rest and hundreds of people lined the streets to say a final goodbye.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Roland Emmerich’s gladiator drama “Those About to Die,” which Prime Video has acquired exclusive streaming rights for in several European territories, is an ambitious project creatively, but it also breaks new ground in business terms. With a budget north of $150 million for a 10-episode first season, it is the most expensive independently produced European series ever. For Emmerich, the German filmmaker best known for blockbuster movies such as “Independence Day,” the show is a new departure as well as it is his first foray into television.

Emily Longeretta “This is not ‘Big Brother!'” That’s the message that comes across loud and clear in the exclusive trailer for Season 2 of “The Challenge: USA.” For the first time, vets from MTV’s “The Challenge” will play on CBS; Season 1 only featured alums from “Survivor,” “Big Brother,” “The Amazing Race” and “Love Island.” “The most competitive and cutthroat game on television is back,” says host T.J. Lavin in the video above.

Sophia Scorziello editor Jewish streaming platform ChaiFlicks is launching an all-new slate of TV programs and films set to begin rolling out in August. Programming includes “Wartime Girls,” the Israeli series “The New Black (Shababnakim)” and drama series “Normal” from Lior Dayan.