Kate Beckinsale Replaces Isla Fisher in Upcoming Dark Comedy Series 'Guilty Party'

Kate Beckinsale is looking back on memories from last year’s New Year’s Eve celebration in the pre-coronavirus era in which she partied among friends and took a swig of tequila from the backside of an ice sculpture shaped as a woman. "I suppose I am glad that I managed to experience drinking tequila out of an ice bottom before Covid was invented (this time last year)," the 47-year-old captioned an Instagram post on Thursday.

“I suppose I am glad that I managed to experience drinking tequila out of an ice bottom before Covid was invented (this time last year),” Kate Beckinsale captioned the video she posted on Dec. 31.

Kate Garraway is facing a difficult Christmas, her first without husband Derek Draper, who remains hospitalised since March after contracting COVID-19.MORE: Kate Garraway reveals new Christmas traditions as she wins Inspiration of the Year AwardAnd while the star is worried about Christmas Day itself, recently revealing that she wants to "avoid" being alone with the kids as it will "make Derek's absence feel huge," she has admitted she is also torn about one of her daughter Darcey's Christmas

direct to your inboxKate Garraway has returned to work after two weeks and offered an update on husband Derek Draper's condition. Former lobbyist and political adviser Derek, 53, remains in hospital following a battle with coronavirus.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThere has been a change at the top of a forthcoming Paramount Plus series.Kate Beckinsale is now set to play the lead role in the streamer’s dark comedy “Guilty Party,” after previous headliner Isla Fisher was forced to step away due to COVID-19 circumstances, Variety has confirmed.Fisher was also in place to executive produce the project, which was ordered at CBS All Access (which is being rebranded as Paramount Plus) back in March.The half-hour series revolves around

EXCLUSIVE: Kate Beckinsale has been tapped for the lead in Guilty Party, Paramount+’ half-hour dark comedy from Funny or Die. She replaces Isla Fisher, who was originally cast in the role but pulled out over pandemic-related circumstances.

‘It stopped being a party a long time ago,” is the new tagline for season four of HBO Max‘s “Search Party” and ain’t that the truth. Originally on TBS, “Search Party” was seemingly a fun, amusing, hip, funny show about millennials and millennial angst.

With a certain pandemic taking place during 2020 it has meant that we haven’t been able to attend many events throughout the year. Sadly, this has meant that we have seen less public appearances from our favourite celebs including the wonderful royal family.

Isla Fisher revealed what it’s like being married to Sacha Baron Cohen during an appearance on Wednesday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

Gallery: I am your number one fan! 10 things you didn’t know about ‘Misery’ (BANG Showbiz)"And I was like, ‘Babe, you know, you gotta put this joke back in! This is so funny, it's my favourite joke. ' And he's like explaining to me that for the pathos, that it's really important that there's not a joke in this moment and he didn't feel the joke was that original.

threatened him not to.“I like to be involved. I watch all the cuts of the movie… I mean, I’m sure my husband will tell you I get too opinionated,” Fisher said on Wednesday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” “There was actually a joke in this one, in this latest ‘Borat’ one, in the debutante ball scene that I just found so funny, it’s my favorite joke, I was so attached to it.

EXCLUSIVE: Justine Lupe, David Rasche and Fisher Stevens, who recur on HBO’s Succession, have been promoted to series regulars for the upcoming third season of the Emmy-winning drama series. Season 3 is currently in production.