‘Together’: James McAvoy & Sharon Horgan Talk About The Difficulties Of Marriage & Love In Lockdown In Stephen Daldry’s Latest [Interview]

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Dua Lipa has announced details of a 2022 ‘Future Nostalgia’ US tour, featuring support acts including Megan Thee Stallion and Caroline Polachek.The dates, on the back of Dua’s hugely successful second album from 2020, begin in early February before running through until the start of April.Megan Thee Stallion will support the singer at dates in Denver, Tulsa and Phoenix in mid-March, while Polachek will support on every date and Lolo Zouaï will play most of the dates.“I’m so thrilled to tour

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterSTXfilms has closed a deal to premiere its upcoming movie “My Son,” a thriller starring James McAvoy and Claire Foy, on both Peacock and The Roku Channel.The film’s release represents a deviation from traditional streaming windows, in which one digital platform would house a new title for an extended period of time.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn today’s podcast news roundup, “No Time to Die” official podcast featuring Daniel Craig and more debuts; Spotify launches incubator program for Latino podcast creators; Meghan Trainor sets a new podcast series on motherhood and mental health; Chance the Rapper explains why “Rotten Tomatoes Is Wrong”; and more.The first two episodes of “No Time To Die: The Official James Bond Podcast” are now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other podcast platforms.

The perfect match. Blake Shelton is happily settling into married life with Gwen Stefani, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

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As if a new film starring James McAvoy and Claire Foy wasn’t enough to make an audience intrigued, the new Peacock film, “My Son,” adds an entirely different, experimental layer to the equation—improvisation.

, the lockdown drama from Bleeker Street, opens on 250 screens this weekend in a specialty market treading water and with little visibility on box office amid daily Covid headlines.

Millie Court and Liam Reardon managed to overcome many challenges while in the Love Island villa.This included Liam's head being briefly turned by Lillie Haynes, who 'childishly' reacted to their win, in Casa Amor. Now that they are out in the real world, the winners of the ITV show will have a different set of challenges.

James McAvoy and Sharon Horgan didn’t know one another before this year.

Love Island fans have called for the show to ditch the “dull” money twist at the end of the final after winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon split the £50,000 prize.The twist at the end of each series sees the show’s winners provided with an envelope, with one containing £50,000 and the other completely empty.The contestant who is awarded the prize money then has to decide if they’re in it for “love or money” and pick whether or not to take home the full amount for themselves or split it with

One of the more fully formed portraits of life during lockdown, Stephen Daldry and Dennis Kelly’s rapid-fire, fourth-wall-breaking, two-hander “Together” trades the overt sentimentalism of Daldry’s previous film work—“The Reader,” “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,” etc.—for a darkly comedic study in the ups and downs of a single couple as they contend with the fracturing of their relationship amidst the pandemic.

James McAvoy has confessed in an interview that his love for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion became a real problem when filming Becoming Jane.The interview with Forbes reveals that McAvoy was captivated by Oblivion, playing it long into the night when he was due on set early the next morning.

James McAvoy has said he became so addicted to video games that it was affecting his acting career. The actor admitted he was obsessed with gaming and would stay up until the early hours of the morning playing before shooting scenes.

Donald Trump administration. His other books included “Teaching What Really Happened,” “The Mississippi Chinese: Between Black and White” and the memoir “Up a Creek, With a Paddle.” The New Press will publish a graphic edition in 2023 of “Lies My Teacher Told Me,” which Loewen had been working on with artist Nate Powell, who had collaborated with Rep.

Gabrielle Union is all about the importance of self-love.