Lou Llobell Has a Surprising Connection to Her ‘Foundation’ Character

Graham Simpkins, is that you?! Jude Law‘s son Rafferty Law, 25, looked just like his 48-year-old dad’s character from the 2006 movie The Holiday when he was photographed enjoying a smoke and chat with friends outside a London pub on Dec. 12. The pub was The Walmer Castle, which is owned by David Beckham and Guy Ritchie, and the handsome lad was all smiles while engaging in a conversation around cameras.

Kathie Lee Gifford is going to be a grandmother! On Monday, Gifford shared that her 31-year-old son, Cody, and his wife, Erika, are expecting their first child together.The 68-year-old former co-host Instagrammed a sweet video of Cody and Erika on their wedding day, which ended with a positive pregnancy test. Their baby is due in June 2022.«I am over a blue or pink moon!!! I don't care which,» Gifford wrote.

Adam Woodyatt and Matty Lee became the latest stars to leave on Friday's episode of I'm A Celebrity.The EastEnders star, 53, and Olympic gold medallist, 23, found themselves in the bottom two before hosts Ant and Dec revealed that it was a double elimination.

EXCLUSIVE: The Many Saints of Newark star Alessandro Nivola continues to stay busy as he is in talks to star opposite Michelle Williams in Todd Haynes’s Peggy Lee biopic Fever. Nivola will play Dave Barbour in pic. Set up at MGM the feature is written by Doug Wright and produced by Marc Platt, Christine Vachon, Pamela Koffler and Reese Witherspoon.

From writer Tracy Oliver (“Girls Trip”), Amazon’s latest streaming comedy “Harlem” follows a set of girlfriends in their 30s—Columbia University anthropology professor Camille (Meagan Good), fashioner designer Quinn (Grace Byers), queer dating app creator Tye (Jerrie Johnson), and aspiring singer Angie (Shoniqua Shandai)—as they navigate their professional and personal lives in their rapidly changing neighborhood.

Bloomberg and other sources reported that Alden Global had offered to acquire Lee in a deal that would value the publishing company at a $142 million. Alden Global has a reputation for aggressive cost cutting, although Alden Global executive Heath Freeman told the Wall Street Journal in an interview last year that the hedge fund had never closed a newspaper, although it has a history of merging titles and slashing staff to cut costs.Lee owns the St.

Jennifer Yuma editorLou Cutell, a prolific character actor known for portraying proctologist Dr. “Assman” Cooperman on “Seinfeld” and Big Larry in “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” has died.

Lou Cutell, who played the “Assman” on Seinfeld and the rainbow-Mohawked Amazing Larry in Pee-wee’s Big Adventure among 100-plus TV and film credits spanning five decades, has died. He was 91.

EXCLUSIVE: Colin O’Brien (Wonka, The Mothership) and Cyrus Arnold (8-Bit Christmas, Just Beyond) have joined the cast of Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, Netflix’s film adaptation of the short story by Stephen King, from Blumhouse and Ryan Murphy Productions.

ITV classic which will be returning to our screens at 9pm on Sunday, November 21. Let’s face it, there’s no better way to spend a winter evening than watching a soap star eat a kangaroo testicle and viewers can’t wait to see what this series has got in store.

As we approach the end of the year it can only mean one thing - I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here is back.

Natasha Liu Bordizzo is part of the Star Wars world!

The most redemptive quality of the new money family doomed to ruin in Lee Haven Jones’ “The Feast” is that they speak Welsh. If you’ve never seen Welsh in writing, buckle up for an orthography comprising a dizzying array of digraphs; if you’ve never heard it spoken, challenge yourself by learning how to pronounce the longest word in the tongue without fainting.

Sandra Lee and Ben Youcef are heating up New York, even in the crisp fall weather!

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterJurnee Smollett has landed the female lead in “The Burial,” a new courtroom drama from Amazon Studios.The “Lovecraft Country” actor will star opposite Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones in the Maggie Betts-directed project. Based on a true story, the film follows a bankrupt funeral home owner who decides to sue a rival businessman over a handshake deal gone wrong.