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Paul Hollywood's estranged wife reveals why she's keeping her name after divorce
The 54-year-old chef and family food writer married ‘Bake Off’ star Paul in 1998, and the pair have one teenage son, Josh
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Corden Guest-Host Harry Styles and His Ridiculous Pants Perform ‘Crosswalk the Concert’ (Video)
Harry Styles will do almost anything to promote his second album, “Fine Line,” but some things take a bit of convincing. On Wednesday, regular “Late Late Show” host James Corden got his fill-in to take on a version of recurring segment “Crosswalk the Musical.” This was the first-ever “Crosswalk the Concert
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Mum, 21, 'almost dies' after giving birth following placenta poisoning
Doctor’s told her she was lucky to be alive.
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Holly Willoughby 'dresses as Mrs Claus' for final This Morning of 2019
Shop the TV presenter's look.
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‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ Series in Development at HBO Max, Johnny Galecki to Produce
HBO Max is developing a series based on the Grisworld family from the "National Lampoon's Vacation" films, Variety has learned. Titled "The Griswolds," the series will see the titular family home from vacation and explore their daily lives in the suburbs of modern-day Chicago.
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Johnny Galecki to Develop ‘Vacation’ Spinoff TV Show ‘The Griswolds’ for HBO Max
“Big Bang Theory” star Johnny Galecki is developing a new take on Warner Bros.’ “Vacation” franchise, setting up a TV series based on the Griswold family at HBO Max.“The Griswolds,” for which Galecki currently serves only as an executive producer on, will explore the daily lives of the Griswolds in the
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How Could J.J. Abrams Follow ‘Star Wars’? ‘I’d Love to Direct a Play’
When “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” debuts on Dec. 20, it will, of course, mark the official close to the nine-film Skywalker Saga, one of the most successful franchises in movie history, grossing more than $7.7 billion worldwide to date (not including spinoff films “Rogue One” and “Solo”). “The
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‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ Documentary About Actor’s Return to Wrestling in the Works
David Arquette made an unlikely return to professional wrestling last year, and a documentary about his comeback is in the works called “You Cannot Kill David Arquette,” the film’s production company XTR announced Thursday.Arquette learned some basic wrestling moves back for his 2000 film “Ready to Rumble
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Golden Globes 2020: TV Categories Broken Down With Projected Winners
Variety examines what to expect when the Television winners’ names are announced at the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony on Jan. 5, 2020. DRAMA SERIES Last year, the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. went all-in on shiny new series in this category (the lone exception was the eventual winner, FX’
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Recording Academy Reveals Its Diversity Task Force Report, With Strong Calls for Reform
Anyone wondering what the Recording Academy’s Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion has been doing for the past 18 months got their answer this morning in the form of the organization's strongly worded, 47-page-long Final Report, which is now available on the Academy’s website. As its name states
NewsAFP RelaxFacebook Messenger gets Star Wars theme to celebrate The Rise of Skywalker
Facebook has announced that the company is celebrating the release of "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" with the launch of a Star Wars theme for Messenger. With the release of the final film in the Skywalker saga just over a week away, Facebook is getting in on the Star Wars action by launching
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Trump Mocks Time’s ‘Person of the Year’ Greta Thunberg: ‘So Ridiculous’
One day after Time Magazine named Greta Thunberg “Person of the Year,” President Trump responded with a mocking tweet urging the 16-year-old climate activist to “chill.”“So ridiculous. Greta must work on her Anger Management problem, then go to a good old fashioned movie with a friend! Chill Greta, chill
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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘In the Heights’ Trailer: Dreamers ‘Make Some Noise’ – and Beautiful Music (Video)
Warner Bros. debuted the trailer for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s movie “In the Heights” on Thursday, and the sneak peek makes good on its “emotional roller-coaster” promise, a somewhat meta line delivered by one of the Broadway adaptation’s actors.“Hamilton” star Anthony Ramos, Corey Hawkins, Stephanie Beatriz
StyleAFP RelaxThe Roots share new version of 'Feel it (You Got It)'
The Philadelphia hip hop band, founded by Questlove and Black Thought, has returned with their first new song in over two years. Questlove previously debuted "Feel it (You Got It)" earlier this fall at his alma mater The Philadelphia High School For Creative & Performing Arts during Citizen
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How Working Title Heads Are Enabling the Next Generation of U.K. Filmmakers
Eric Fellner bounds through London Screen Academy, saying hearty hellos to students, waving to faculty and showing off the state-of-the-art facilities at the newly opened school to a Variety reporter. The brainchild of Fellner’s Working Title co-chairman, Tim Bevan, the school is intended to teach teenagers
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Refined carbohydrates like white bread, pasta and rice may trigger insomnia
High-GI foods cause blood sugar levels to spike, disturbing sleep.
SportAFP RelaxTahiti to host surfing events at 2024 Paris Olympics
The Polynesian island of Tahiti has been chosen to host the surfing events at the 2024 Paris Olympics after being selected over beaches in southwest France and Brittany, organisers said on Thursday. Tahiti lies 15,700 kilometres (9,750 miles) from Paris but was chosen because it offers near-guaranteed
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Lachlan Murdoch Buys ‘Beverly Hillbillies’ Mansion in Bel-Air for Record $150 Million
Move over, Jed Clampett! News Corp. co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch has paid a record price of roughly $150 million for the 10-acre Bel-Air, California, estate known as Chartwell — including the mansion used in the credits of the 1960s sitcom “The Beverly Hillbillies,” the Wall Street Journal reported.The
NewsAFP RelaxIt's been 10 years since 'Angry Birds' launched, here's the official celebration video
Mobile phone and movie theater sensation "Angry Birds" turns the big 'one-o' this week, and the studio has put together a two-minute summary to recap the franchise's flight since then. Since its debut in December 2009, catapult game "Angry Birds" has been followed by
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10 Worst New York Theater Productions of 2019, From ‘Beetlejuice’ to Gary Busey’s ‘Only Human’ (Photos)
10\. “Alice by Heart,” by Duncan Sheik, Steven Sater, and Jessie Nelson (Off Broadway, MCC Theater). Lewis Carroll’s young heroine now finds herself stuck in a London tube during World War II. To follow Alice down this rabbit hole, you needed to have memorized the original novel.9\. “Scotland
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jon M. Chu Debut ‘In the Heights’ Trailer
In the first trailer for "In the Heights," Warner Bros. and Lin-Manuel Miranda are giving a look at a couple of days in the life of what it's like in Washington Heights. "It's a story of a block that was disappearing," Anthony Ramos, who stars as bodega owner Usnavi, tells
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10 Best New York Theater Productions of 2019, From ‘The Sound Inside’ to ‘Halfway Bitches’ (Photos)
10\. “Do You Feel Anger?,” by Mara Nelson-Greenberg (Off Broadway, Vineyard Theatre). Female employees of a debt collection agency endure harassment from the boss and other male clowns. The author’s hilarious dialogue subverts our expectations at every plot twist, as well as several times in between
NewsAFP RelaxIn first for Israel, resort bans disposables on beaches
Israel's southernmost city has decided to ban disposable cups and bags from its beaches to protect the Red Sea from the "threat" of plastic, a spokeswoman said on Thursday. The amendment to Eilat's municipal code, which was approved late on Wednesday, makes the resort Israel's
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Millennials want to 'stop Secret Santa' because of financial burden
Three quarters of millennials regularly contribute to things like Secret Santa even though they can’t afford it.
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‘Cats’ Is Working Title’s Next Bid to Turn British Pop Culture Into Box Office Gold
From “Bridget Jones’s Diary” to “Mr. Bean,” Working Title has for the past three and a half decades helped ensure that the sun never sets on British pop culture. The leaders of the London-based film and television production company, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, have been important emissaries from across
