The cast for ‘Normal People’ author Sally Rooney’s debut novel adaptation has been revealed

As you probably assumed already, you won’t be getting a follow-up to HBO‘s excellent and underrated Baltimore-set crime series “The Wire,” though there had been some confusion last year. Last Spring, the French outlet Society interviewed “The Wire” creator David Simon, and he revealed he was working on another Baltimore series, leading people to assume, hope, and “deduce,” that there was a potential sequel series in the works (though the Baltimore Sun shot down those theories quickly).

Rita Ora's boyfriend Romain Gavras has confirmed he and the singer have split up over their individual "work commitments".The performer, who has been replaced by Oti Mabuse on The Masked Singer's spin-off show, is busy filming The Voice Australia and has not been pictured with the French director since November.

Joel Corry, RAYE & David Guetta’s new collaboration BED is the highest new entry on this week’s Official Irish Singles Chart.

Lady Gaga is continuing to stun with her style.

For LGBTQ people in Chechnya, life has become a nightmare.

On Welcome to Chechnya, VFX producer Ryan Laney introduced game-changing tools with huge implications for the future of documentary filmmaking.

Lady Gaga‘s dog-walker has spoken out for the first time since he was shot four times during a dog-napping in Los Angeles.Ryan Fischer was hospitalised after he was attacked by two men who stole two of Gaga’s French bulldogs last week.

 Lady Gaga’s  dog walker Ryan Fischer took to Instagram with a lengthy statement on Monday, speaking out for the first time since he was hospitalized for a gunshot wound.Fischer was shot on Wednesday, February 24 while out walking three of the star’s French bulldogs.

It was just last week that we learned of the devastating news that Lady GaGa’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, had been shot while trying to take her three French Bulldogs for an evening stroll. While the story looks like it has a happy ending — Koji and Gustavo were returned to GaGa on Friday by a mysterious good Samaritan and Ryan is in stable condition — the 30-year-old now faces nearly $100K in medical bills!

Koji and Gustav have been returned to their rightful home. Thank goodness! We can all breathe a sigh of relief for Lady GaGa who has obviously endured an emotionally taxing last couple of days.

Michael Fassbender looks set to replace US megastar Brad Pitt as the main man in a forthcoming adaptation of hit thriller novel The Killer.

Lady Gaga is speaking out following the dog kidnapping of her two French bulldogs, Koji and Gustav, and the shooting of her dog walker, Ryan Fischer.The singer took to Instagram and Twitter on Friday to address the tragic news, writing, «My beloved dogs Koji and Gustav were taken in Hollywood two nights ago. My heart is sick and I am praying my family will be whole again with an act of kindness.»"I will pay $500,000 for their safe return.

A close friend of Lady Gaga‘s dog walker has confirmed his identity as Ryan Fischer — who LAPD confirmed to HollywoodLife (without naming the victim) was critically injured after being shot during a robbery in Hollywood on Wednesday night. Dr. Fred Pescatore is devastated, he told Entertainment Tonight, after his friend was shot while walking Gaga’s three French bulldogs — two of which, Gustav and Koji, were stolen.

Lady Gaga’s dogs were snatched at gunpoint after armed thieves shot her dog-walker in the chest and stole two of her French bulldogs prompting the singer to offer a $500,000 reward for their safe return.

Here’s some #HollyGOOD news: Lady Gaga’s dog walker Ryan Fischer, is recovering well after being shot in Hollywood.Lady Gaga’s two French bulldogs Koju and Gustav were stolen during a walk with her dog walker Ryan Fischer, in Hollywood just before 10pm on Wednesday, February 24th. Thankfully, Lady Gaga’s third dog Miss Asia was able to escape.

Guy Lodge Film CriticPhilippe Lacôte’s career in film began at the end, rather than the beginning, of the cinematic life cycle: as a projectionist in a small regional theater in Toulouse, France, where the Ivory Coast-born director had moved to study linguistics.