Katherine Jenkins thinks about death 'daily'

Andreas Wiseman International EditorThe Toronto Film Festival has revealed further details about its 2020 edition, which will be a hybrid physical and digital event with a streamlined lineup.All industry engagement will be online, including press and industry screenings and the festival’s Industry Conference, taking place September 10–15.The online screenings will be hosted on a professional version of TIFF’s digital screening platform, developed by Shift72.

EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook has had confirmation her divorce to husband Kevin Jenkins is settled - six years after the pair separated.The actress split from business man Jenkins in 2014 after 13 years of marriage.However, an official divorce never materialised and Westbrook took to Twitter last year to call out her ex demanding their separation be made official.On Instagram, she posted a screenshot of an email saying: "Your divorce is now complete".She wrote: "Well that was a long &

Katherine Schwarzenegger is bumpin’ around town!

Katherine Schwarzenegger is keeping busy in quarantine. The 30-year-old mother-to-be has been sheltering in place with her husband, actor Chris Pratt, who she married last year, and recently revealed to Entertainment Tonight just what they've been up to while preparing for their baby to come.

Katherine Schwarzenegger is staying busy as she and her family patiently awaits the arrival of her baby!ET spoke with the 30-year-old author on Thursday, where she opened up about how quarantine life has been going with her husband, Chris Pratt, and how they're gearing up for the arrival of their first child together. Pratt also shares son Jack, 7, with his ex-wife, Anna Faris. Like Katy Perry, and Nikki and Brie Bella, Schwarzenegger will be giving birth amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Although the character origins of Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman were already introduced in Patty Jenkins’s 2017 film, there seems to be even more world-building backstory yet to be uncovered. In a recent conversation with Empire, for their “Big-Screen Issue,” writer-director Patty Jenkins teases a flashback sequence in the upcoming “Wonder Woman 1984,” as well as alludes to the possibility for a spin-off series and/or a sequel for the franchise.

Katherine Jenkins is known for her beautiful voice, but now the Soprano is venturing out into the world of gaming!The 40-year-old announced on social media on Tuesday that she had teamed up with music trivia app Gotickety to create an official game, and there are even exclusive prizes up for grabs.MORE: Katherine Jenkins talks homeschooling, the Queen and her new duet with Dame Vera LynnThe singer told her fans in an Instagram video: "Katherine Jenkins here, hope you're keeping well.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine shared a beautiful family picture on Thursday morning to thank everyone for their birthday wishes, much to the delight of her fans.The singer, who celebrated her 40th birthday on 29 June, told her followers: "A massive thank you for all the wishes, cards, flowers, champagne and thoughtful gifts I received for my birthday.

If it isn’t already abundantly clear by the state of the film industry, the COVID-19 pandemic has crippled just about every aspect of the business, with theaters closing, films being delayed, and productions being halted. But not only that, the global event is causing filmmakers like Patty Jenkins to second-guess what they were working on with franchises like ‘Wonder Woman,’ as the world tries to figure out what the hell is going to happen in the future.

The latest news update about the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio suggest that he along with director Barry Jenkins will adapt the documentary Virunga. The 2014 documentary Virunga, brings to light the topic of world's last mountain gorillas which are in Virunga National Park.

Oscar winner Barry Jenkins will team with Leonardo DiCaprio for Netflix's narrative adaptation of the Oscar-nominated documentaryVirunga. The 2014 doc, which was exec produced by DiCaprio, was directed byOrlando von Einsiedel and focuses on the conservation work of park rangers within the Congo's Virunga National Park as they battle to save the Congo’s mountain gorilla population.