Normal People director teases Conversations With Friends crossover

Gallery: The best kisses ever seen on television (Espresso)Greene, 36, also confirmed she is set to return to work in June, after wrapping filming for her new Channel 4 comedy series Frank of Ireland with Domhnall and Brian Gleeson late last year. On juggling her career with being pregnant, the actress recalled: "That last week (of filming) was a bit of a blur – I remember waddling off set at the end of one day and Domhnall going, ''Oh my God, you are SO pregnant…'.

Prince William wiped his brow and sighed with relief as he got the baby car seat locked into place in the back of his Range Rover. His newborn son, George, was safely strapped in with proud mother Kate sitting beside him, looking radiant in a blue and white polka-dot dress.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s son is following in his footsteps.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorIt won’t have the bowls of shrimp or free drinks, but TV’s annual week of upfront presentations will look a little more like its pre-pandemic norm.NBCU intends to kick off the industry’s usual week of presentations May 17 with a virtual event that will feature looks at  scripted and unscripted originals, sports, news, and live events, and include cameos from actors and senior executives from across the company.

If you’ve ever wanted to be a fly on the wall at one of the Queen’s Royal residencies to find out what she’s really like, ITV’s brand new documentary will be right up your street.

Normal People star Sarah Greene has welcomed a baby boy after keeping her pregnancy under wraps.The Irish actress, who played Connell’s mum Lorraine on the hit BBC show which was an adaption of the popular book, has welcomed a baby boy with her mystery musician partner. Sarah, 36, announced the news as she spoke about her family life in rare comments while speaking to iNews.

iNews: 'We haven't seen my family for months.  We've had lovely bonding time, the three of us getting to know each other, but I can't wait to show [our son] off a bit now.

Carly Pearce is going bold at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards. The singer told ET's Rachel Smith that fans can expect a «flashy» performance from her at Sunday night's awards show.«I've been in a lot of black and white, you know, in all my social media.

After the complete and utter failure of the Dark Universe several years ago, it appears that Universal has made a complete 180-degree shift and decided to just let filmmakers take the studios Monster characters and do whatever they want. We saw that already with Blumhouse’s take on “The Invisible Man” from last year.

runways been so close to a tectonic realigning. And who, or what, is behind this fashion quake? The pandemic? Sure! Social media? Of course.

Katie Price has received backlash from fans who have said it “isn’t normal” as she shared a photo of her 13 year old daughter Princess with a full face of makeup on. Mum-of-five Katie, 42, gushed over her daughter as she proudly posted a photo of the tween pouting while wearing a full face of makeup, which has been professionally done, and her blonde locks straightened in a “grown up” hair style.

If you walked down Manchester's Market Street on Monday lunchtime, you'd be forgiven for thinking that life was entirely "back to normal" on the city's shopping thoroughfare.

EXCLUSIVE: A documentary about American Gladiators, widely considered one of the first reality competition series, is set as ESPN’s latest 30 for 30.

Russell Peters may not be able to perform in front of a live audience right now, but he can say whatever he wants on his new podcast “Culturally Cancelled”.