Richard Armitage Talks 'Obsession' Full Frontal Scene, Reveals If That Was Him or a Prosthetic

Is there a more appropriate shade for summertime than sunny yellow? Unlikely. We've noticed a few stars have been picking yellow nail polish colours that really say "sunshine" recently, a trend that's only growing as summer (slowly but surely) approaches.

Trinidad Barleycorn An important film: there are no other words to describe “The Lost Boys of Mercury” (Les Oubliés de la Belle Étoile), the second documentary feature by French director Clémence Davigo, which is in competition at Visions du Réel, in Nyon, Switzerland. Important because it reveals a tragedy hidden for more than half a century: that of the children under the care of the French social services in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s placed in the La Belle Étoile Catholic correctional center in the mountain village of Mercury, Savoie. There, for three decades, hundreds of them were mistreated, humiliated, starved, beaten, tortured with thumbtacks stuck under their nails, and some were sexually abused.

After returning from her Paris trip, Stacey Solomon was less than pleased to find her husband boasting about doing the laundry.Taking to her Instagram Stories, the Loose Women panellist, who enjoyed her French getaway with her daughters Rose and Belle, frustratingly told her followers who she was annoyed at something Joe Swash did while she was away. In a video posted on her Instagram Story, Stacey explained: "I don't know if I'm tired or if it's really as awful as I think but I got home last night, and this morning Joe was like, 'I'm going to work, but don't worry I've done all the washing for you.'" Exaggerating the words with air quote marks, the 33 year old sarcastically repeated: "For you." Adding further context to her rage, she continued: "I weren't even here! I didn't even get dressed here, so it's not my washing! But sure, it's for me.Thank you, good sir." She continued: "So I came downstairs, thought I'm going to the utilities to put my washing on from Paris." Stacey then spun the camera around to show the piles of clean, folded laundry sitting on the countertops.

It turns out Emma Watson dabbled with potions long before her peers.

A mermaid-esque Maya Jama was in attendance at the Amina Muaddi dinner at London establishment The Twenty Two on Wednesday evening.The 28 year old Love Island presenter slotted into a 90s style skintight, partly distressed denim maxi dress for the occasion, with silver heels and a matching bracelet completing her stunning ensemble. Game Of Thrones star Maisie Smith, Metallic Inc founder Alex Sossah, trans activist Kai-Isaiah Jamal, French model Tina Kunakey and filmmaker Dexter Navy were also out for the event.This comes after Maya was forced to announce that her "boobs are real" on social media, with a troll suggesting she's "unnatural" and must've gone under the knife.

in the south of France never arrived. But I'm having the time of my life piecing together every last detail of the celebrity-studded affair on TikTok, where the model documented her unfussy approach to bridal beauty and style in a series of candid “get ready with me” (GRWM) videos. “The makeup for the entire weekend was super simple and clean,” the later told .

One very important person wasn’t there for Sofia Richie’s wedding day.

We now know why Miles Richie didn’t attend his younger sister Sofia‘s wedding.

Sofia Richie and Elliot Grainge married in a star-studded wedding over the weekend!

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash looked picture perfect as they shared an adorable family photograph with their three young children. The Loose Women panellist, 33, and ex-EastEnders star Joe, 41, were every inch the proud parents as they posed with Rex, three, Rose, one and baby daughter Belle on Saturday, while enjoying a walk through the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire. Stacey, who is also mum to Zachary, 14, and Leighton, 10, took to her Instagram Stories to document the fun family walk and posted a number of videos and photographs as she and Joe explored with their three children.

Guy Lodge Film Critic “Carmen” didn’t begin life as an opera: French Romantic writer Prosper Mérimée conceived this tale of Spanish passion and tragic jealousy in 1845, thirty years before his compatriot Georges Bizet brought it into its best-known, aria-rich form. But it’s a story that thrives on operatic delivery, hinging on emotions so large and loud they beg to be sung at the top of one’s lungs. That makes it the opera that filmmakers can’t leave alone, even as they tend to switch out the music: Its screen interpretations range from Otto Preminger’s Broadway-rooted “Carmen Jones” to Jean-Luc Godard’s daring, Beethoven-infused “First Name: Carmen” to Robert Townsend’s Beyoncé-starring “Carmen: A Hip-Hopera.” With the plainly titled “Carmen,” ballet star and first-time feature director Benjamin Millepied joins that club, mostly eschewing song in an attempt to conjure the material’s intensity through dance. He is only intermittently successful.

Maisie Smith had fans flooding her with comments as she ditched her trousers and simply posed in a cardigan for a string of gorgeous snaps in Paris. The former EastEnders actress posed in front of the Eiffel Tower on her French getaway and uploaded some of the pics to her Instagram profile.

death of his beloved wife Joan Washington almost two years ago. The 65-year-old actor, who shared a daughter with his late spouse, was devastated when the voice and dialect coach died following an eight-month battle with lung cancer. As if losing the love of his life after 35 years of marriage wasn’t hard enough, it seems it has also resulted in the loss of some friendships too.

Stacey Solomon has announced she's returning to work just two months after welcoming her fifth child. The 33 year old Loose Women panellist shared the news on social media on Tuesday as she took her followers through her morning routine in a series of Instagram Stories. Stacey revealed she was filming her routine in a bid to get back into "good habits" as she gets ready to head back to work following the birth of her baby daughter Belle earlier this year.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Two-time Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi, Iran’s best-known director, was at the Zurich Film Festival last September when protests following the death of Mahsa Amini erupted in his home country. Since then, the auteur of “A Separation,” “The Salesman” and “A Hero” has not returned to Iran. He’s been working on a new film in Los Angeles and Europe. Interestingly, he says he plans to go back to his country before he shoots this film, even though he is not 100% sure they will let him out again. It’s clearly a risk that the enigmatic Farhadi is willing to take. Farhadi was in Turin on Monday to give a masterclass at Italy’s National Museum of Cinema, where he also received a lifetime achievement award. In a rare interview, he took questions via e-mail from Variety.

Stacey Solomon has announced she's returning to work just two months after welcoming her fifth child. The 33 year old Loose Women panellist shared the news on social media on Tuesday as she took her followers through her morning routine in a series of Instagram Stories. Stacey revealed she was filming her routine in a bid to get back into "good habits" as she gets ready to head back to work following the birth of her baby daughter Belle earlier this year.

Incoming Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Delegate General Julien Rejl has unveiled his inaugural line-up for the 55th edition of the parallel sidebar, running May 17 to 26.

Cannes Directors’ Fortnight has announced the selection for its 55th edition, running May 17 to 26.

Cannes Critics’ Week has announced the selection for its 62nd edition, running from May 17 to 25.

Jeanne du Barry starring Johnny Depp.Directed by French filmmaker Maïwenn, the biographical drama follows the life of Jeanne du Barry (played by Maïwenn), who climbed the social hierarchy to become the last royal mistress of King Louis XV (Depp).The film marks Depp’s first feature performance in three years, and comes after the actor won his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard last year.Asked by Variety about the “controversial choice” to open the festival with the actor’s comeback, Fremaux said: “I don’t see Maïwenn’s film as a controversial choice at all, because if Johnny Depp had been banned from working it would have been different, but that’s not the case.“We only know one thing, it’s the justice system and I think he won the legal case. But the movie isn’t about Johnny Depp.”Jeanne du Barry will open the festival on May 16, before it is released in cinemas in France on the same day.