Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson makes cameo in Olivia Colman’s new HBO series ‘Landscapers’

After a couple of detours in the land of James Bond, filmmaker Sam Mendes delighted audiences in 2019 with the release of his one-take war film, “1917,” proving the director hasn’t lost a step after dabbling in the superspy franchise.

K.J. Yossman Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler are Britain’s answer to Dr.

Sleaford Mods have shared a cover of Yazoo‘s ‘Don’t Go’ – listen to it below.Mods frontman Jason Williamson shared a video of himself dancing to the track, which also arrived on streaming platforms today (December 17).The song has been a fan-favourite of the duo’s live sets for some time and was included in their recent hometown show in Nottingham, which was also their first headline gig at an arena.All I want for Christmas is to cover ‘Don’t Go’ by Yazoo.

Somebody cue up Eddie Money because Julia Roberts and George Clooney got two tickets to paradise. Julia, 54, and George, 60, were spotted on Australia’s Gold Coast on Wednesday (Dec.

these kinds of bodies that everybody seems to have now. And I worked hard for it and I completely salute that.

NEW YORK -- It’s not often that two actors inhabit the same role seamlessly in a movie. But in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Lost Daughter,” Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley play a woman in vastly different chapters in her life with a rare harmony.“The Lost Daughter,” Gyllenhaal's remarkably accomplished directorial debut, is adapted from Elena Ferrante's 2006 novel.

She's the Oscar winning actress who scored another hit on the small screen when she replaced Claire Foy as the Queen in The Crown. And now Olivia Colman has teamed up with Harry Potter star David Thewlis to take the lead roles in a real-life crime story, written by Olivia’s real-life husband Ed Sinclair.The stars play mild-mannered couple Susan and Christopher Edwards, who are convicted of the murder of Susan’s parents 15 years previously.

The wild true story at the center of “Landscapers” came to its conclusion in 2014 when Susan and Christopher Edwards were convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison for murder. The series opens, however, on the day of their capture.

husband-and-wife Susan and Chris Edwards (Colman and Thewlis) who, in 2014, were sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing Susan’s parents in 1998 and burying them in their backyard garden in Nottingham.

Colin Farrell’s Penguin will continue to stay afloat, from Matt Reeves’ upcoming feature on March 4, 2022 into a new Gotham-set HBO Max series.

“High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” back in 2019, and although they never explicitly confirmed their relationship, they didn’t deny widely held speculation that they were an item.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla HBO has cast Juliebeth Gonzalez, Maya Eshet, Tyson Ritter, Kate Lyn Sheil, Liz Sierra and Finley Rose Slater in “The Idol,” the upcoming modern-day cult drama from “Euphoria” creator Sam Levinson, multi-hyphenate The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) and Reza Fahim.The hourlong drama series, which is currently in production, centers on a self-help guru and sect leader who develops a complicated relationship with a rising pop idol.

It’s official: Dakota Johnson can add “tattoo artist” to her already-extensive resume. In a December 1 interview with Town & Country, the 32-year-old revealed that she gave Olivia Colman her first-ever ink in October after a night of partying.

Dakota Johnson.During a chat with Town & Country, Dakota spoke of the film's cast celebrating after a New York Film Festival screening in October.

Dakota Johnson and Olivia Colman are now bonded in a very special way!

Dakota Johnson knows how to liven up an after party! The actress apparently does late night tattoo work for her co-stars in hotel rooms.In a recent profile in, Johnson reflected on how she and her fellow stars of her new drama — including Olivia Colman and Peter Sarsgaard — like to throw huge, wild dance parties after screenings of the film.According to the article, the cast and crew of threw a party after the New York Film Festival premiere in October at Altro Paradiso in Soho.

Bridget Everett is a stand-up comedian who really broke out and proved her acting chops in the 2017 indie hit, “Patti Cake$.” Since then, she’s had a steady stream of roles in features and TV series, including the HBO comedy series, “Camping.” Now, she returns to HBO in the upcoming series, “Somebody Somewhere.” READ MORE: ‘Cinema Toast’ Is An Odd, Absurd Pandemic-Era Diversion [Review] Like any good teaser, the new clip from “Somebody Somewhere” is less of a trailer for the series and more of a

Coleen Rooney, who last week picked a little red dress for a night out that just screamed, “I’m back, baby.” According to insiders, the 35 year old meant every unsaid word.