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HGTV star, Carmeon Hamilton, is mourning the loss of her husband, Marcus. Hamilton shared the heartbreaking news on Instagram Sunday, revealing that Marcus had died in a motorcycle accident over the weekend.

HGTV star, Carmeon Hamilton, is mourning the loss of her husband, Marcus. Hamilton shared the heartbreaking news on Instagram Sunday, revealing that Marcus had died in a motorcycle accident over the weekend.«To my extended Internet family, it is with deep sorrow and an eternally broken heart that I tell you that the love of my life, Marcus Hamilton, has passed away.

Director Joe Wright (“The Darkest Hour“) was extremely productive last year during the pandemic and shot a new movie “Cyrano” in Noto, Sicily, with a fantastic cast that includes Emmy-winner Peter Dinklage (“I Care A Lot“), Haley Bennett (“The Magnificent Seven“), Kelvin Harrison Jr. (“The Trial of The Chicago 7“), Ben Mendelsohn (“The Marsh King’s Daughter“), and Bashir Salahuddin (“Top Gun: Maverick“).

Doing her research! For Emma Corrin, taking on the role of Princess Diana on The Crown came with its own set of challenges, especially since she didn’t remember anything about the late royal beforehand.

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's fifth season isn't expected to be coming out until 2022, but fans are already excited for the new cast.

There was much talk about a cut scene from Netflix’s The Crown, where Emma Corrin performs “All I Ask Of You” from The Phantom of the Opera.

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season 5 of , Netflix released a rare, deleted scene from season 4, with Emma Corrin portraying Princess Diana as she performs “All I Ask of You” from for Prince Charles (Josh O’Connor). The scene from Peter Morgan’s historical drama about the royal family is based on widely reported rumors that Diana taped herself performing the iconic song at the West End as a seventh wedding anniversary gift for her husband. While the clip didn’t make it into the final cut of the episode “Avalanche,” it shows

Outside of the Limited Series categories, there appear to be few close races this Emmy season. One exception is Best Actress, where frontrunner “The Crown’s” Emma Corrin faces a potentially historic win from “Pose’s” M.J.

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Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterParamount Players’ upcoming adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel “Razorblade Tears” has found its screenwriter in Sherman Payne.Payne, best known for the HBO Max original “Charm City Kings,” will adapt S.A. Cosby’s acclaimed novel for the studio division.

Angelique Jackson Charles Randolph-Wright, Debra Martin Chase and Olympic gold medalist Brian Boitano have teamed to produce the Netflix family movie “Take the Ice,” set in the world of synchronized ice skating.Written by Deborah Swisher, “Take the Ice” follows a rebellious 15-year-old named Tisha Moore, who has dreamed of becoming an ice skater her entire life.

Saginaw Grant was a Native American character actor known for roles in TV shows and movies including “Breaking Bad” and “The Lone Ranger.”After serving in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War, Grant began acting in the 1980s.

Breaking Bad and The Lone Ranger has died of natural causes aged 85.The Native American actor appeared opposite Bryan Cranston in Ozymandias, hailed by some as one of the best episodes of Breaking Bad, and was directed by Rian Johnson.

Facebook page this week. He was 85. «It's with heavy hearts we announce a warrior has been called home,» the post read.

Saginaw Grant, a prolific Native American character actor known for roles in "Breaking Bad" and "The Lone Ranger" as well as a hereditary chief of the Sac & Fox Nation of Oklahoma, has died. He was 85.

died in his sleep of natural causes in a private care facility in Hollywood Wednesday. He was 85.“He loved both Oklahoma and L.A.,” Carmichael said.