Review: The Weeknd curates an escapist fantasy in 'Dawn FM'

Damian Lewis opened up publicly for the first time about his late wife, Helen McCrory.

Dani Dyer has admitted that she found herself in a "bad place" after becoming a single mother to her son Santiago.The former Love Island star welcomed her son with her ex-boyfriend Sammy Kimmence in January 2021, but has brought him up on her own after Sammy was jailed for 42 months after scamming two victims out of £34,000.The 25 year old reflected on her own experiences with motherhood on her Spotify podcast, Sorted with the Dyers, when a listener asked for advice on getting more "me time" while in a new relationship. Admitting that she loved her own company, Dani explained: "When Santi's in bed, that's my time to do my own things and just chill out. It doesn't mean you don't want to spend time with someone.

EXCLUSIVE: Cast has been set for season two of Amazon and BBC’s Neil Gaiman fantasy series Good Omens, which remains in production in Scotland.

Celine Dion's first-born is all grown up!The singer took to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate René-Charles' 21st birthday. Dion posted a throwback picture of the day René-Charles was born. The GRAMMY-winning singer is lying down on what appears to be a hospital bed, with her late husband, René Angélil, standing beside her.

Kristen Stewart isn't particularly interested in the whole wedding planning process. The 31-year-old star appeared on Monday's episode of , and was asked about wedding plans with her fiancée, Dylan Meyer. «I want to have a big party or something.

Manori Ravindran International EditorWithin 12 hours of becoming persona non grata among Taylor Swift fans around the world, Blur and Gorillaz singer Damon Albarn used his Los Angeles concert to further address his comments about the pop star.During the tail end of Albarn’s Walt Disney Concert Hall show on Jan. 24 — reportedly a 17-song tour de force that lasted 75 minutes — Albarn joked about Los Angeles Times pop music critic Mikael Wood, who interviewed him and asked about Swift, again suggesting that he was misrepresented in the article.According to a Spin review of the gig, Albarn said on stage that “before he cast me into the social media abyss,” Wood asked if he would play “Song 2,” the iconic Blur track from the band’s self-titled fifth studio album in 1997. Albarn reportedly told fans that “you can judge for yourself” and “I’m think I’m being old fashioned” in regards to the article.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefTop Australian actor Damon Herriman and U.K.-Italian star Greta Scacchi join “Succession” star Sarah Snook in horror-thriller “Run Rabbit Run” from “The Handmaid’s Tale” director Daina Reid. The film starts production in Victoria and South Australia this week.Snook replaced Elizabeth Moss who was previously attached, but who dropped out late last year due to scheduling clashes.

Next week in Emmerdale, Dawn Taylor (played by Olivia Bromley) is trying her best to get in the bridal spirit, but her efforts are trampled when an unexpected visitor shows up in the village. Alex is back and he begs Dawn to let him explain his actions – but what's he hoping to achieve from it all? Prior to this, Dawn asks Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) to be her maid of honour, but the bride-to-be is still without a venue for her big day. Although Kim Tate (Claire King) seems unenthusiastic when Dawn reveals her wedding day, some wise words from Will Taylor (Dean Andrews) encourage her to pull her finger out and she offers her step-daughter-to-be Home Farm.

Mila Kunis and Demi Moore are poking fun at their shared romantic history. In this exclusive sneak peek at their AT&T commercial launching on Tuesday and airing during Super Bowl LVI, the two are together in a rare public appearance. Kunis is of course married to actor Ashton Kutcher, who was previously married to Moore.In the hilarious ad, both Kunis and Moore play themselves at a high school reunion.

The National‘s Aaron Dessner, who co-produced Taylor Swift’s 2020 albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’, has responded after Damon Albarn suggested that Swift doesn’t write her own songs.In a new interview with the Los Angeles Times, the Blur and Gorillaz frontman said that Swift’s co-writing approach is at odds with his “traditionalist” view on songwriting. After it was suggested to him that Swift is an “excellent songwriter”, he claimed that she doesn’t write her own songs.“That doesn’t count.

with Mike Myers as Wayne Campbell) in “Wayne’s World” and the Ahnuld-inspired weightlifters Hans & Franz (with Nealon). He also unleashed a dizzying array of impressions of celebrities (Casey Kasem, Robin Leach) and politicians (President George H.W.

Taylor Swift is clapping back after facing claims that she isn’t the author of her own lyrics.

Damon Albarn has addressed the fact that Taylor Swift doesn’t write all her own songs, saying that her co-writing approach is at odds with his “traditionalist” view on songwriting.The Blur and Gorillaz frontman, and soloist in his own right, was speaking in a new interview when he highlighted what he argued are “big” differences between acts who write their own songs, such as Billie Eilish, verses those who seek input from others.He told The Los Angeles Times that performing stripped-back sets in promotion of his new album ‘The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows‘, leaves him more exposed than when performing with a full band. “You learn whether the songs are any good or whether they were popular at the time because of the sound and the attitude,” he said.The interviewer picked up on his comment and asked whether many modern acts rely on “sound and the attitude” rather than the timeless quality of their music, to which Albarn replied: “Name me someone who’s not.”After it was suggested to him that Swift is an “excellent songwriter”, he said that she doesn’t write her own songs (the interviewer clarified that co-writing is involved).“That doesn’t count.

Mugler Instagram account.Mugler was responsible for designing the tour outfits for Beyoncé’s 2009 tour, and the music icon reacted to his death, writing “Rest In Peace Thierry Mugler” on her official website.Diana Ross tweeted, “I will miss you Thierry Mugler this was a wonderful time in our lives,” sharing a photo of the pair.I will miss you Thierry Mugler this was a wonderful time in our lives pic.twitter.com/Z3ggaVjK2DDesigner Marc Jacobs discussed Mugler’s legacy in a post on his Instagram, sharing a photo of Geri Hall and writing, “This Mugler show at BONDS Disco, 1980, was a major life changer. Never had I seen or experienced anything like it. The Glamour! The Fashion! The Women! The extraordinary execution of an out of this world dream by fashions most incredible showman. Thank you for sharing your wildest fantasies.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterLindsay Aubin, Andrew Mathes, Dani Potter, and Andrew Wang have been promoted to partner in WME’s TV Scripted department, Variety has learned exclusively.Mathes started at WME in 2009, rising to the rank of coordinator in 2012 and then agent in 2013. His clients include Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, Carlton Cuse, John Legend, John Krasinski, Idris Elba, David Ayer, and Adam McKay’s HyperObject. He also led efforts to adapt podcasts into TV series, selling projects like “Limetown” to Facebook Watch, “Dirty John” at Bravo, and the upcoming “Gaslit” at Starz.Aubin started at WME in 2010, at first working as an assistant for people like Ari Emanuel, Ari Greenburg and Marc Korman.

Playing in the Premieres section of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, “Sharp Stick,” produced during lockdown, was conceived by Lena Dunham and the film’s director of photography, Ashley Connor, starting from the base elements that were already available to them — namely a set of actors and locations. But while many quarantine-made films have appeared to embrace a “will this do?” aesthetic, implicitly relying on the audience’s sympathy and compassionate understanding to fill gaps and forgive compromises in production value, Dunham has instead created a work of art that comfortably fits within and plays with the limitations imposed by the pandemic.