Seaspiracy professor demands COP26 bosses don't let fishing industry off the hook

That’s one way to say hello! Drew Barrymore once greeted with Hugh Grant a kiss and it wasn’t just a peck on the cheek — it was a full 10-minute makeout.

Actress Salma Hayek recently got candid about working in the highly-anticipated film House of Gucci and opened up on her experience working with pop icon and actress Lady Gaga. In a chat with Variety, Hayek, 54, who essayed the role of a clairvoyant in House of Gucci alongside co-star Gaga‘s Patrizia Reggiani, recalled: “We were talking on the phone and she was already Patrizia…her accent was perfect,” she said.

Drew Barrymore recently hosted her Music and Lyrics co-star Hugh Grant on her talk show. After exchanging pleasantries and also discussing how good their romantic comedy together was, Barrymore went on to recall a time when she indulged in a drunken kiss with Grant.

Drew Barrymore sent Hugh Grant a letter of support after his 1995 sex scandal. The 46-year-old actress reached out to her future 'Music and Lyrics' co-star following the 1995 incident - which saw the 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' star fined $1,000 and ordered to attend an AIDS education programme after he was arrested for paying prostitute Divine Brown to perform sexual acts on him in a public space - and he admitted she'll always "have a place in [his] heart" as a result.

Hugh Grant has revealed that Drew Barrymore sent him a letter of support after his arrest in 1995. The Notting Hill star, who was with his long-term partner Liz Hurley, at the time, was arrested with sex worker Divine Brown in 1995.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Salma Hayek has posed up a storm on the cover of Variety and she looked incredible in a series of divine pictures. MORE: Salma Hayek receives outpouring of support following emotional messageThe Frida star posted a look inside the magazine, where she showed off her many different styles.

Hugh Grant appeared on Thursday's  and revealed that the actress reached out to him amid his headline-making scandal in 1995, when he was arrested after being caught with sex worker Divine Brown on Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard. He was dating Elizabeth Hurley at the time.Barrymore asked him if he remembered how they met, before sharing that she wrote him a letter before they actually met in person.«Oh my god, you did, you were so nice!» Grant exclaimed as he recalled the letter.

Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy will officially reprise their witchy roles in .A sequel to the 1993 classic, will see three young women accidentally bringing the Sanderson Sisters back to modern-day Salem and must figure out how to stop the child-hungry witches from wreaking a new kind of havoc on the world.

Drew Barrymore revealed details of her surprise kiss with Hugh Grant many years ago as he appeared as a guest on Global’s “The Drew Barrymore Show”.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterRebecca Ferguson will star in a series adaptation of Hugh Howey’s “Wool,” which has been ordered to series at Apple.“Wool” is a set in a ruined and toxic future where a community exists in a giant silo underground, hundreds of stories deep. There, men and women live in a society full of regulations they believe are meant to protect them.

Dune and Mission: Impossible star Rebecca Ferguson is to lead and exec produce an adaptation of Hugh Howey’s dystopian novel series Wool.

Salma Hayek revealed in an interview with Variety that last year she battled a near-fatal case of COVID-19. According to the actress, after contracting the virus early into the pandemic, things got so bad her doctor was begging her to go to the hospital.

Salma Hayek recently opened up about her COVID 19 recovery. In an interview with Variety, the 54-year-old actress described her diagnosis as near-fatal.

Naman Ramachandran Writer Neil Gaiman, actor Hugh Grant and historian and presenter David Olusoga are among 120 well-known British figures who have signed an open letter decrying the threat to public service broadcasters from streamers and government.The letter, from campaign group the British Broadcasting Challenge, chaired by former BBC creative officer Pat Younge, states that PSBs such as the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 are “under severe threat” from “unregulated streaming services and

Hugh Grant, Neil Gaiman, and Michael Sheen are among 120 public figures who have signed an open letter to the UK government attacking plans to reform the BBC and the wider public service broadcasting (PSB) ecology.