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Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterGLAAD is going virtual with the 31st Annual GLAAD Awards Media ceremony which will stream on GLAAD’s Facebook and YouTube on July 30 at 8pm ET and will air on Logo on August 3 at 8pm ET.

Gemma Atkinson was left unimpressed after she caught her baby daughter Mia trying to get rid of her breakfast.GALLERY: 5 celebrities who toasted their child's first birthday in lockdownTaking to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday morning, the former Strictly Come Dancing star filmed her little girl – who turned one on Saturday – hand her bits of food to one of their pet dogs Norman.WATCH: Gemma Atkinson catches Mia doing the cheekiest thing"I'm watching you, I'm here.

The Guardian to promote his band Bush's new album, "The Kingdom," which comes out on July 17, Gavin Rossdale has reflected on life, love, his children, his body, the actor who should play him in a movie and his most embarrassing moment — which focuses on his headline-making split from Gwen Stefani in the wake of a nanny cheating scandal.According to Gavin, his most embarrassing moment was "the gross and lopsided spectre of the crumbling of my marriage." It's been nearly four years since he and

Lesley Manville has said she “could not be happier” after signing up to play Princess Margaret in The Crown.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorLesley Manville will become the latest addition to The Crown’s new cast, with the Oscar-nominated actress set to takeover from Helena Bonham Carter in playing Princess Margaret.Netflix confirmed on Thursday that Manville has signed up for the fifth and final season of the lavish royal drama, which British producer Left Bank Pictures will begin shooting next year.Lesley Manville will play Princess Margaret in the fifth season of The Crown.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Greenwich Entertainment has taken North American theatrical and home ent rights to feature documentary Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President.The film chronicles the role of popular music in propelling the relatively unknown candidate from Georgia to the White House, and the significant role music has played in Carter’s life and work.

Gia Gunn is sharing her thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Omar Chaparro, one of Mexico’s most popular comedian-actors, and Mexican-Lebanese actress Edy Ganem (“Devious Maids”) have been cast as leads in feature drama “7th & Union” from newly launched Broken English Prods.Launched in response to the Hollywood’s paucity of diverse voices, in front and behind the camera, Broken English Prods.

Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin shared that being in lockdown has helped him make "steady progress" on The Winds of Winter, the long-awaited sixth installment of his fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerThe story of infamous New York City drug kingpin Bumpy Johnson aptly fit in Chris Brancato’s wheelhouse. The co-creator, showrunner and executive producers of Epix and Disney TV Studios’ Godfather Of Harlem penned the 1997 film Hoodlum, which centered on the early life of Johnson in the 1920s and ’30s.This time, he’s tackling Johnson’s life in the ’60s.

Ellise Shafer editorFor all involved in the making of HBO miniseries “I Know This Much Is True,” one word continues to come up when describing the filming process: generosity.This was the word of the hour during the Variety Streaming Room Q&A with writer and director Derek Cianfrance, executive producer and star Mark Ruffalo and cast members Kathryn Hahn, Rosie O’Donnell, John Procaccino, Philip Ettinger and Archie Panjabi.“I don’t think there was a cast member or a crew member that didn’t give

Mama June Shannon, 40, revealed shocking details about her history with drugs. “Our habit was $2,500 a day, if not more…it was a couple ounces a day,” she said of her and boyfriend Geno Daok‘s use of methamphetamine — commonly known as meth — during an emotional conversation with her daughter Lauryn “Pumpkin” Shannon, 20, on Mama June: Family Crisis. “The only reason I sold the house, we was dead f—ing broke…because you know at that point we was doing quite a bit,” June admitted.