‘The Crown’ Creator On Writing ‘Made Up’ Scenes For Drama Based On True Life Events

San Mateo County will not immediately implement Gov. Gavin Newsom's regional new stay-at-home order as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations spike in the state.

EXCLUSIVE: NBC has put in development The A Word, a drama based on the Israeli series Yellow Peppers, from writer Arika Mittman (Paradise Lost), Keshet Studios and Universal Television.

direct to your inboxA young dad from Rochdale took his own life after a 'number of traumatic life events' and a battle with mental health problems, an inquest heard.Mark Topham, 36, was found dead in bed at the family home in Littleborough in November last year.

Jamie Dornan was in lockdown with his family when he received a fan letter that was more than a little creepy. The star of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” movies was sent “a collage of photographs of a kid,” with a note about his most famous role.

The Bachelorette and the upcoming season of The Bachelor in a new promo.The network dropped the teaser during the season finale of Dancing With the Stars on Monday, November 23.“Tayshia’s season of The Bachelorette still has so many shocking surprises,” Chris Harrison begins in the trailer.In one clip of an upcoming episode, fans see the 30-year-old former phlebotomist breakdown in tears, yelling, “OK, I’m sorry, I’m so sorry.” She also admits she’s “so confused” and scared to “hurt anyone.”In

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are opening up about the beginning days of their relationship, which began nearly 38 years ago!

Peter White Television EditorAva DuVernay and Roberto Patino’s DMZ has been handed a series order by HBO Max.The streamer has ordered four episodes of the limited series, a futuristic drama set amid a second American civil war and is based on the DC Comics series.Production on the series is scheduled to begin in 2021.DMZ stars Briarpatch’s Rosario Dawson and Law & Order’s Benjamin Bratt in the lead roles, alongside Hoon Lee (Warrior), Freddy Miyares (When They See Us) and Jordan Preston Carter

The Bachelor featuring Matt James on Tuesday, November 17.The teaser, which aired during the premiere of ABC’s Big Sky, shows James, 28, front and center as he meets his suitors, goes for a shirtless walk and makes out with one contestant in a hot tub.“You’ve never been in love?” Chris Harrison asks in the promo, to which the new lead replies, “I haven’t.”Bachelorette alum Tyler Cameron, who is best friends with James, teased his cameo on the upcoming season two days prior to the trailer’s

Led Zeppelin‘s Jimmy Page has said that the coronavirus pandemic made him think about making a return to performing live.Speaking in a new interview, the legendary guitarist, who has been planning a live comeback for the past few years, revealed that being in lockdown inspired him to think about getting back out on the road.“When we first went into lockdown I thought, ‘Right, now’s the time to start thinking about coming back at some point and being able to perform’,” he told GQ in its December

Dream Wife have announced a new live album called ‘IRL (Live In London 2020)’.The London indie trio will release the record, which was recorded at Peckham Audio in January, next Friday (November 20) via Lucky Number.It will feature the previously-unreleased song ‘Cheap Thrills’ (listen below) as well as live renditions of ‘Hey Heartbreaker’, ‘Hasta La Vista’, ‘Somebody’, ‘Let’s Make Out’, ‘Sports!’ and more.Detailing the forthcoming album, Dream Wife explained that they’d planned to hit the road

After three marvelous seasons of The Crown, we're finally going to get some Princess Diana on our screens. The famous royal, played by Emma Corrin, makes her debut in Season 4, which is set to cover her marriage to Prince Charles and her adjustment to the royal family.

Rising actors Reign Edwards and Charlie Gillespie are starring in Love You Anyway, a drama being made by Wayfarer Studios and first-time director Anna Matz. The project is part of the Six Feet Apart Experiment created by Wayfarer’s Justin Baldoni, the filmmaker behind the Disney+ drama Clouds.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has refused to set a date on when life will return to normal following positive early results from a new Covid-19 vaccine.Professor Sir John Bell, a member of the Government’s vaccine taskforce, said yesterday that things could be back to normal by spring 2021.But Mr Hancock has urged caution telling Radio 4’s Today programme this morning: “I think this is a promising step forward but there are many steps still to be taken.”Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and its

tweeted the Audible link on Monday along with a brief clip.“Dreamscape presents ‘Hair Love,’ by Matthew A. Cherry,” says a child’s voice.