ITZY member Yeji opens up on why she didn't want to be the leader when the girl group was first formed

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straight to your inboxPep Guardiola's ego has prevented him from replicating his success at Barcelona, according to Germany legend Lothar Matthaus.Guardiola has not won the Champions League since leaving Barcelona, or even reached a final, but has won 13 domestic trophies - including five league titles - at Bayern Munich and Manchester City in eight seasons.That is not good enough for Matthaus, though, with the 1990 World Cup winner calling Guardiola 'egocentric' for his insistance on changing

Our Mother Diana: Her Life and Legacy, which they made with ITV and HBO to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Diana's death. As People reports, Harry opened up in the documentary about his final phone call with his mom, and the painful regret he still carries.Diana called William and Harry, then aged 15 and 12, hours before her fatal car crash.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorAfter putting us inside what felt like the fallout of the Matt Lauer-Brooke Nevils Today Show sex scandal, AppleTV’s The Morning Show leaves us off on an interesting note: Amid Alex Levy’s (Jennifer Aniston) meltdown on-air, her co-anchor Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon) reports on a cruise liner which is being held at bay with a virus onboard.That finale episode “The Interview” had landed director Mimi Leder her tenth career Emmy

Liam Gallagher was on the receiving end of Yoko Ono’s criticism when she heard he had named his son Lennon. John Lennon's widow suggested the name was "silly" when they met in 1999, the year his son was born, but Gallagher, 47, didn't see a problem with it.

NEW YORK -- Joyce Carol Oates, Douglas Brinkley and Lauren Groff are among more than 20 writers contributing essays for a book on the legacy of Henry David Thoreau. Princeton University Press announced Monday that “Now Comes Good Sailing: On Henry David Thoreau and the Meaning of Life” will be published in 2021.

Liam Gallagher has revealed how Yoko Ono told him he was “silly” for naming his son Lennon after her late husband and Beatles icon John.The singer met Lennon’s wife Yoko in New York in 1999, the same year his son was born.He recalled to the Daily Mirror: “Yoko said, ‘I’ve heard you’ve called your son Lennon’.“I said, ‘Yeah’, she said, ‘Why? Do you not think it’s a bit of a silly name?’“And I said, ‘No, it’s a bit silly being called Yoko isn’t it? So Lennon it is.’“And she said, ‘Don’t you think

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry opened up about online trolling during a recent video call with young people from the Queen's Commonwealth Trust network. Speaking to four people who created their own online networks to create positive change, Meghan and Harry spoke candidly about the destructive impact some social media platforms can have.

Naman Ramachandran In today’s Global Bulletin, the Zurich festival opens with “My Wonderful Wanda,” Philip Garrel, Tsai Ming-liang and Hong Sang-soo are contenders at San Sebastian, a new talent agency launches with “The Crown” actor Emma Corrin, WaZabi picks up Toronto title “Beans,” and the U.K. celebrates returning to cinemas.Bettina Oberli’s “My Wonderful Wanda” will open the 16th Zurich film festival on Sept.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Fox Entertainment is opening a writers room for its Untitled Country Music Dynasty drama from writer/exec producer Melissa London Hilfers with an eye toward potential straight-to-series order for the 2021-22 season. The decision on the project, exec produced by Gail Berman, Hend Baghdady and leading country music manager Jason Owen, is part of a recalibration of the network’s approach to development.

(G)I-DLE is absolutely dominating the South Korean pop scene – and we’re thrilled to give Just Jared readers an opportunity to get to know them even better.

ITZY is one of the hottest acts on the Korean pop scene – and we’re so excited to give our Just Jared readers a chance to know them even better.

Dave Grohl loves to surprise his fans.

After living abroad in Canada and the U.K. for 10 years, the Duchess of Sussex says it’s “good to be home” in the United States.The Duchess of Sussex joined a discussion on race and gender issues in the media with the founder of a new non-profit news organization focused on gender equity.