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EXCLUSIVE: Lord of the Rings star Morfydd Clark and Under the Banner of Heaven’s Billy Howle will star in new versions of John Osborn’s Look Back In Anger and Arnold Wesker’s Roots, which will run in rep at London’s Almeida in what has been dubbed the Angry and Young season. Ahead of the season, Romola Garai will appear in Eline Arbo’s adaptation of Annie Ernaux’s exceptional Noble Prize-winning novel The Years.

The Princess of Wales reportedly harboured "tension" with Queen Camilla and allegedly opted not to curtsy at King Charles' Coronation as a result, according to a royal expert. Author Tom Bower suggested that Kate's omission of a curtsy at the May event last year could indicate underlying friction with her stepmother-in-law.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest has got off to a frenzied start and the final hasn't even begun.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director One of the most viral moments to emerge out of Tom Brady‘s Netflix roast was when the NFL icon got up from his seat and told off roaster Jeff Ross after the comedian made a massage joke about Patriots owner Robert Kraft. Brady was heard telling Ross: “Don’t say that shit again.” But according to Ross, Brady was not actually pissed off at him. “Come on, come on, no way, no way,” Ross said on “The Rich Eisen Show,” downplaying that Brady got angry at him for the Kraft massage joke.

David Beckham's Netflix documentary was watched by millions across the world upon its release in 2023.The four-part series focuses on the ex-footballer's life, from his upbringing to relationship with wife Victoria. The hit show tells the full story of David's rise to fame, as well as Victoria's, with many hilarious moments thrown in. Fans loved Beckham and certain scenes even went viral on social media.

David Beckham said the director of his Netflix documentary was “very angry” after he interrupted his wife Victoria during filming, which led to the hilarious “be honest” clip that went viral.

his coronation last year, according to royal biographer Robert Hardman’s book, “The Making of a King: King Charles III and the Modern Monarchy.”In the book, per People magazine, Hardman claimed that Charles, 75, and Queen Camilla, 76, were early to the coronation at Westminster Abbey in London, England, on May 6, 2023. The Prince and Princess of Wales were supposed to be there eight minutes before the king and queen consort, but they arrived “a minute and a half late” with their two younger children, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6.Hardman described the situation as “an awkward scene,” and explained that the delay in the coronation created “an added layer of stress” for Charles and Camilla.The author also revealed a lip reader’s translation of what Charles said in footage captured on a Sky News camera as he was waiting for his son and daughter-in-law.“We can never be on time … There’s always something … This is boring,'” Hardman claimed the monarch said.

Peter Kay has said he 'can't believe it' after his shows at Manchester's new Co-op Live arena were cancelled for a second time.The comedian was due to officially open the landmark entertainment venue on Tuesday, April 22. He was also due to perform at the 23,500-capacity music venue in Eastlands on Wednesday. But both shows were cancelled and rescheduled to next week as behind-schedule power tests and safety issues continued.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Watcher Entertainment has drawn millions of fans for their unscripted and comedic videos on YouTube — and now the studio’s three creators have drawn the ire of a significant number of them. On Friday, Watcher, formed in 2019 by former BuzzFeed hosts Steven Lim, Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej, announced that going forward, full seasons of new shows will be available only on a new streaming service (watchertv.com) — priced at $5.99/month or $59.99/year.

YouTube star Abhradeep “Angry Rantman” Saha has passed away at the shockingly young age of just 27.

A physiotherapist has been jailed after he was caught repeatedly fondling a patient on the treatment table.

Katie Price raged online as she took to Instagram to call out a 'scumbag' who she claimed stole a gate from her property. She shared a snap of a gate on her property, with some of it appearing to be missing. Captioning the photo, Katie wrote: "Seems I have a scumbag who has stolen my gate in my fields." Despite this, a couple of hours later, the star shared that she was for lunch at Bills with her children.

We all know how tricky it can be to find a parking space near your own house when everyone else on the street has had the same idea. When you do manage to secure that golden spot right outside your front door, it's like striking gold - unless you have a touchy neighbour who believe they're more deserving of it than you.

Kelly Ripa is sticking up for her longtime friend Andy Cohen.

Mamma Mia! has caused alarm by claiming that her voiceover work for an upcoming BBC production is to be replaced by AI.Sara Poyzer posted a screengrab from an email that she says was sent to her by a production company working for the BBC, in which she was told that her services will no longer be required.“Sorry for the delay,” the post reads.

Gary Barlow admits he has struggled to find peace in the 12 years since the tragic passing of his daughter Poppy. In a rare public reflection, Gary told how he has never really been able to process the loss of his baby girl, and he still feels a sense of bitter injustice that it had to happen to his family, the Mirror reports.

Gary Barlow is still "angry" about the tragic passing of his daughter Poppy and admits he has struggled to find "peace" in the last 12 years.The 53-year-old singer and his wife Dawn's fourth child Poppy arrived into the world stillborn in August 2012, just a few days before he was due to perform at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics with Take That. In a rare moment of public reflection about the effect Poppy's passing has had on him, Gary told how he has never really been able to process the loss of his baby girl, and he still feels a sense of bitter injustice that it had to happen to his family.

The mum of an Aberdeen man who died in jail has hit out after an investigation into his death was delayed again.

It's not too often Manchester City fans can celebrate a United win, but perhaps Sunday was a rare exception.

Alan Partridge has been criticised by viewers for a joke made about Ukrainian refugees.The Steve Coogan character was part of a Comic Relief sketch on Friday (March 15), where he and Sidekick Simon (Tim Key) read out callers’ most and least charitable things done.Revealing one, Simon declared: “Grant in Briston says his most charitable act was taking in a family of Ukrainians for a year.”Partridge then asked: “And the least charitable?”, before Simon replied: “Turfing them out, he’s got rid.”“Marvellous, well actually a friend of mine did that for a family of Ukrainians,” Partridge added. “Still friends with them, they still wash his cars.”The sketch has since received criticism on social media amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, one viewer writing on X (formerly Twitter): “WHAT was that Ukraine joke on the Alan Partridge sketch…? Come on BBC.”“Alan Partridge sketch was awful,” another added.

Sharon Osbourne has spoken up about her husband Ozzy's feud with Kanye West, as the duo used to be friends, but now they're not talking due to content Kanye put on social media. Kanye was kicked off most of his social media for saying antisemitic messages, and also got in trouble for posting private photos of his new wife Bianca Censori.The feud with the Osbourne's started when Kanye wanted to use some music from Ozzy's band Black Sabbath. Ozzy refused and called Kanye an "antisemite" because of the content that he had posted online.

A fuming homeowner continued a long-running parking feud by leaving angry notes on the windscreens of cars parked in their street. The anonymous messages were stuck to a number of vehicles on British Road in the Bristol area of Bedminster last March.

Angry Manchester United matchgoers have accused the club of hypocrisy by installing hospitality seats at the expense of long-time season-ticket holders.

It's safe to say Love Island: All Stars' Joe Garratt was shocked with his fellow Islanders' decision to dump him from the villa during Friday night's episode thanks to his savage two-word response. Reality TV star Joe, 27, became one of the latest Islanders to be dumped from the swanky villa alongside Joanna Chimonides after their co-stars were forced to chose who they wanted to eliminate.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor This Super Bowl Sunday, don’t forget Uber Eats — but also, as the food-delivery service has learned, don’t forget that trying to make fun of a life-threatening allergy is bad PR. Uber Eats, a division of the ride-sharing company, on Feb. 6 debuted its 60-second 2024 Super Bowl commercial, centered on the running joke of forgetfulness.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Billy Dee Williams appeared on Entertainment Weekly’s “Dagobah Dispatch” podcast and discussed the backlash he’s faced throughout the years due to the “Star Wars” franchise. Williams debuted as Lando Calrissian in “The Empire Strikes Back,” which includes a moment in which Lando makes a deal with the Empire that leads to Han Solo being captured and frozen in carbonite. Some “Star Wars” fans still have not forgiven Lando and the backlash extended into Williams’ real life.

Asking or being asked to swap seats when onboard a flight can be an awkward experience, especially since you have no idea what their response or reasoning will be.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s so-called journalist pal has come to their defense after shocking claims Queen Elizabeth II didn’t approve of them naming their daughter after her!

OMG… Was Queen Elizabeth II not a fan of Princess Lilibet being named after her?!?

The late Queen was reportedly very upset over claims made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle about the naming of their daughter, Lilibet. Royal author Robert Hardman, in his new biography of the King, shared a story from a staff member who said that Queen Elizabeth II was "as angry as I'd ever seen her" after Harry and Meghan announced in 2021 that they had her blessing to use her childhood nickname for their daughter.

A New York congressman fired off an angry letter to NBC Sports and NFL executives, complaining that the move of Saturday’s Chiefs vs. Dolphins wild card game to air exclusively on subscription streaming service was a “bait-and-switch” be played on consumers.

EXCLUSIVE: With the almost impossible-to-believe Post Office scandal bedecking the front of most UK national newspapers this week, the writer of the ITV smash drama about the saga has said it “tapped into” frustrations with the “politics of the moment.”

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou insists he's not bothered by Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana delaying his Africa Cup of Nations participation so he can feature against Spurs later this month.

A town hall leader says a proposal to permanently pedestrianise a street in a town now 'no longer seems viable' following backlash from residents and businesses.

Amy Dowden has shared that she feels as thought she was "robbed" of her 2023 after she was diagnosed with breast cancer early this year. The professional dancer, who was unable to compete in this year's Strictly Come Dancing, shared an emotional statement on her Instagram Story as she reflected on her year. She wrote: "Last day of 2023! I'm sure I'm not the only one but actually finding it hard looking at others' posts of the past year.

A mum whose baby’s grave has been destroyed SIX times by “scum of the earth” vandals has spoken out about her heartbreak.