John Cena & Kathy Bates Join Brian Cox & Jodie Turner-Smith In Political Thriller ‘The Independent’

Brian Cox pledges his allegiance to Logan Roy with a face mask at the season three premiere event of Succession held at the American Museum of Natural History on Tuesday night (October 12) in New York City.

Brian Cox donned the perfect face mask for the season 3 premiere, held at American Museum of Natural History in New York on Tuesday. The 75-year-old Emmy-winning actor and his wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox, rocked masks that read "#TeamLogan F*ck Off," which quotes his brash and ruthless character's famous line.«It was a good mask.

Succession actor Brian Cox has spoken out against authentic casting, by explaining that he thinks it ignores the “craft of acting”.Cox made reference to two films in a recent interview: A Beautiful Mind starring Oscar-winner Russell Crowe, and The Theory Of Everything, which also earned an Oscar for its leading actor Eddie Redmayne.“Both brilliant performances,” Cox told the Radio Times (per The Guardian).

James Jordan has sparked fan speculation that he could replace John Barrowman on Dancing On Ice after liking a series of tweets. It comes after it was reported that Dame Arlene Phillips was in "advanced talks" with ITV to join the judging panel after it was confirmed that John, 54, wouldn't be returning and instead hosting the All Star Musicals specials.

Succession star Brian Cox has revealed that his character Logan Roy was intended to be killed off in the show’s first season.The actor was discussing the upcoming third season of the show, which comes to the UK on 18th October.“Originally, I was supposed to die at the end of the first series,” Cox told The Guardian.

Star Trek's William Shatner told Scots Doctor Who and Dancing on Ice star John Barrowman that he was 'taking him into space' as he shared his first picture of his astronaut outfit.

Dancing on Ice was plagued by issues and disruption as the coronavirus pandemic continued, fans of the ice skating dance competition are already getting excited about the return of the show for 2022. English radio presenter and singer Sonny Jay skated his way to victory on Dancing on Ice 2021 after a whirlwind season left many relieved when it came to an end.

Dame Arlene Phillips is reportedly set to join the Dancing on Ice judging panel for the 2022 series.The 78 year old choreographer is rumoured to be taking John Barrowman's place on the show, after it was revealed he had stepped down ahead of the next series. Arlene is said to be "in advanced talks" with ITV after she was axed from Strictly Come Dancing in 2009.

John Barrowman will no longer be a judge on 'Dancing on Ice'. The 54-year-old actor will not be returning as a member of the panel on the upcoming series of the celebrity ice skating contest, ITV has confirmed.

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John Barrowman will not be returning to the Dancing on Ice, ITV has confirmed.

ITV has officially confirmed that Dancing on Ice judge John Barrowman will not be returning to the show. According to the Sun Online, the actor and TV judge, 54, has been 'axed' from the ice skating competition show after claims that he exposed himself on the sets of various other television shows have resurfaced.

The Independent alongside Jodie Turner-Smith and Succession star Brian Cox.The new film is described as being set amid the final days of the “most consequential presidential election in history.”Turner-Smith, star of Netflix‘s Queen & Slim, will play an “idealistic young journalist” who joins forces with her idol (played by Cox).