Olivia Colman to Star in Irish Feel-Good Film 'Joyride'

There is nothing like a healthy dose of nostalgia to inject some joy into your day.

GQ to promote his new film, “The Nest.”The actor recalled how Soderbergh and screenwriter Scott Z. Burns brought scientific experts on set to advise the production.

always have a happy ending. I gave up long ago on seeing my Black queerness represented in a studio , but I’ve never stopped watching and enjoying them anyway.And in the past couple years, things have begun to change, in that snail-paced way that Hollywood tends to shift.

This year has somehow slipped away from us with no thanks to Covid. However, with the positive news of a possible Christmas break and a vaccine, we can start looking forward to the future again – and to the festive season! And while we might not be getting our glad rags on for any big office parties this year, Christmas jumpers are still well and truly something we can all get on board with.

Al Roker! The 66-year-old morning show co-host and weatherman returned to the show on Monday, two weeks after announcing that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and had to undergo surgery. «I feel good, I really do,» Roker told his fellow anchors on Monday, before joking, «Let me tell you, after that first week you can get that catheter out, and I'm feeling good!» Roker continued the TMI jokes, sharing, «I've been trying to exercise.

Tierra Whack has shared two new songs today (November 19) – ‘Feel Good’ and ‘Peppers and ‘Onions’ – you can listen to them below.Debuting the songs on Zane Lowe’s radio show, ‘Feel Good’ is a dreamy, experimental song exploring mental health.

Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem stood behind her decision not to enact a statewide mask mandate on Wednesday despite calls from medical experts to do so amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Dave McNary Film ReporterGhetto Film School, in partnership with Madison Wells, is launching the Ghetto Film School Melissa Rucker Fund for young filmmakers.The fund honors Rucker, the former producer and development executive at Madison Wells who was committed to inclusivity in the industry.

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Olivia Colman lives in south London with her husband Ed Sinclair and their two children Hall and Finn. The couple purchased the property in 2012, and along with the rest of the world, they have been spending a lot more time there since the coronavirus pandemic began. The Crown star Olivia has subsequently revealed several glimpses inside on social media.

Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Princess Margaret and other members of the British royal family during The Crown’s run.The Netflix series premiered in November 2016 with Claire Foy taking on the role of the queen. The actress went on to win an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her two seasons of work on the drama.

season 4 of , the most notable newcomer is Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who is portrayed by Gillian Anderson.

docuseries on Apple TV+ chronicles the development stages of young ones around the world, covering milestones such as walking, talking and, yes, wielding a massive machete to crack a coconut.“Becoming You,” narrated by Oscar-winning “The Crown” star Olivia Colman, spotlights the upbringing of 100 children in regions from the American South to the remote corners of Mongolia.

“The Crown” stars Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson spoke about meeting the actual royal family as they chatted to Stephen Colbert on Wednesday’s “The Late Show”.

Also Read: Millie Bobby Brown to Star in and Produce Con Artist Thriller 'The Girls I've Been' at NetflixBrown most recently starred in and produced “Enola Holmes” for Netflix.  She will also next be seen in “Godzilla vs. Kong,” which was supposed to hit theaters this month but was delayed to next May due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Okay, someone call The New York Times. I think they might have cloned Jamie Foxx.

Dash & Lily, now streaming on Netflix, is the first holiday rom-com I've watched after , and let me tell you…it just hit different. Before last week, I was watching and as escapism—a respite from the relentless agony that's been 2020. But Joe Biden and Kamala Harris winning the 2020 election has instilled something in me I haven't felt in a while: joy.