Michael Cieply: Great Movie Weekend. What Else Have You Got?

Sydney Sweeney is breaking her silence on those Glen Powell romance rumours.

Sydney Sweeney is addressing the rumors and speculation.

The late film executive Bingham Ray, God bless him, once (over lunch at Orso, in 2009) pointed out something so obvious I had completely missed it. The wiliest movie marketers, explained Ray, try to own a color scheme.

Lady Gaga honoured her late friend and collaborator Tony Bennett on what would have been his 97th birthday.

Scheana Shay‘s short-lived role on The CW’s 90210 spinoff series came with some surprising advice.

Jim Chapman and his wife Sarah Tarleton have announced that they have welcomed their second child together.The YouTuber star, 35, and his wife announced the happy news of their baby son's arrival as they took to Instagram on Wednesday.The proud parents posted an adorable black-and-white picture of their newborn sleeping soundly and revealed his sweet name.They simply wrote: "He’s here… Jesse Patrick Chapman." Jim also shared the same picture to his Instagram story and added: "He's so blond!" and "I like him." Fellow YouTuber Zoe Sugg, who is pregnant with her second child, was among those sending their messages of congratulations, writing: "Congratulations guys! He’s gorgeous." Made in Chelsea star Emily Blackwell said: "Congratulations", while Josh Cuthbert sweetly commented: "CONGRATS GUYS - Welcome Jesse. hope you’re ok @sarah.tarleton." Jim and Sarah are also parents to daughter, Margot, and announced in May that they were set to welcome another child.

Manchester City's new signing Mateo Kovacic will be able to split open the opposition from a defensive position unlike Kevin De Bruyne, according to former goalkeeper David James.

Seann William Scott is the latest actor to speak out amid the SAG-AFTRA strike.

More heavy rain is set to lash Greater Manchester over the weekend, with the Met Office also predicting a chance of thunderstorms as the drab start to the school summer holidays continues.

Reality star Zara McDermott has recently opened up about the very public breakup she experienced with Made In Chelsea ’s Sam Thompson, which unfortunately turned into a viral meme. Their whirlwind romance hit a rough patch during lockdown when Zara admitted to cheating on Sam in the early days of their relationship. Despite the turmoil, the couple managed to reconcile, and their love is stronger than ever now.

Taking to his Instagram, eldest child Zak wrote: "Happy 72nd Dad! Was remembering how much I used to love that look you'd give."

The Batman legacy lives on.

Manchester United will now look to bring in a new centre-forward after welcoming Mason Mount and Andre Onana to Old Trafford already this summer.

Irish model Vogue Williams was left red-faced as fans were stunned to learn exactly how often she and her husband Spencer Matthews get on the bedroom during an episode of their podcast Spencer & Vogue.

Christopher Nolan‘s Dark Knight trilogy are some of the most beloved superhero movies of all time, but does he intend to return to the genre?

A summer dream! Young Hollywood stepped out to celebrate Armani Beauty’s Acqua di Gio fragrance at a party in Malibu on Saturday, July 15, and a good time was had by all.

Gwyneth Paltrow was all smiles posing arm-in-arm with her lookalike daughter, Apple Martin, and her mom, Blythe Danner, as the three generations united at a recent garden party. The sweet family moment came as the Goop founder co-hosted a dinner with Gucci and fashion stylist Elizabeth Saltzman at her home in the Hamptons, New York, on Saturday. The soiree served as a celebration of Gucci's Summer Stories collection and Goop's new skin-care product, Youth-Boost Peptide Serum.Paltrow, 50, looked stunning as ever in a printed two-piece set by Gucci with white sandals.

What was it W. B. Yeats wrote, that line Joan Didion lifted and twisted in her essay “Slouching Towards Bethlehem,” about West Coast chaos in 1967? Things fall apart; the center cannot hold.

Fans hoping to bag Taylor Swift tickets during The Eras Tour general sale are beginning to receive their access codes.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Syd Barrett was the guiding light of the original Pink Floyd — the band’s singer, primary songwriter and guitarist from their first day until their psychedelia-defining 1967 debut album, “Piper at the Gates of Dawn.” His sparkling, childlike melodies and lyrics have cast a huge influence over rock and pop music ever since — David Bowie cited him as a pivotal influence, and it shows — and entire genres of music, particularly the neo-psychedelic waves of the early ‘80s in the U.S. and U.K., bear his fingerprints. Yet he was also one of rock’s first “acid casualties” — people who took too many drugs, or at least the wrong ones, and were never the same afterward. His bandmates and friends say one day, he was just gone: The distinctive sparkle in his eye and spring in his step had disappeared. He became uncommunicative and withdrawn; he’d go onstage and just stand there, strumming one chord or doing nothing while the other bandmembers would struggle to hold things together. He’d bring the band a song and continually change it as they tried to follow him — this remarkable documentary takes its title from one such song, so titled because they could never get it if he kept changing it.