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Todd Gilchrist editor Following a handful of supporting roles in “Tag,” “Green Book” and “The Irishman,” Sebastian Maniscalco makes his first bid for leading-man status with “About My Father,” a family comedy sourced from the same semi-autobiographical material that made his stand-up a commercial and cultural phenomenon. To say it’s better than all three “Meet the Parents” films may be a dubious compliment, but it’s one made more significant because it co-stars Robert De Niro — and more importantly, actually features recognizable human behavior amidst its suitably outlandish set pieces. Whether or not Maniscalco has a legitimate future as a movie star, he proves a likeable presence as a romantic lead, while director Laura Terruso skillfully delivers comedic payoffs that tap into his wheelhouse while introducing him to a wider audience.

Not holding back! Ariana Madix revealed a heated conversation with Raquel Leviss during part one of the Vanderpump Rules reunion.  

No love lost here! Tom Schwartz clapped back at ex-wife Katie Maloney during the Vanderpump Rules reunion after she “disparaged” pal Jo Wenberg.

Nepotism usually flows from parent to child, but not in the case of Lana Del Rey.

Just because the Jonas Brothers support each other doesn’t mean they don’t also experience their moments of professional jealousy.

One of Vanderpump Rules executive producers is setting the record straight on some of the rumors surrounding Scandoval!

Candace Cameron Bure is sticking to her word.

Some of our Aussie readers may know this story already — but they’ve never seen it presented like this!

Mark Wright and his family are embarking on a road trip across Britain for a new six-part TV series. The 36-year-old star will be joined by his brother Josh and his dad Mark as they film 'A Wright Family Holiday', which will premiere on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from June 8. Mark said: "From everything I’ve done since I started my career, this is by far the most special to me.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Hasan Minhaj is open to the idea of hosting “The Daily Show” — but it’s not a decision he would make alone. “That’s a family conversation now,” Minhaj tells Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast. “It’s a very different conversation then when I first got hired at the show, when I was 29. My life is in a very different place. And so that’s a bigger convo.” Minhaj’s recent Netflix stand-up special, “The King’s Jester,” includes a deeply personal look by the comedian at the evolution of his family, from being infertile to eventually raising two children with his life — and how that has changed a lot of things in his life, including his career choices and his on-stage routines.

Guy Lodge Film Critic It’s 11 years since Anurag Kashyap’s electrifying five-hour crime opus “Gangs of Wasseypur” jolted Cannes audiences, triggering renewed global interest in Indian genre cinema and vaulting Kashyap to auteur status with several subsequent films granted A-list festival premiere status — even if none quite matched his breakout feature for ambition or execution. Following a run of lower-profile potboilers in a range of genres that saw him through the pandemic era, Kashyap’s elaborately conceived, brashly violent policier “Kennedy” aims to return him to the art-pulp elite, starting with an obliging premiere slot in Cannes’ Midnight section. The result is a declarative but somewhat disappointing return to underworld territory. Enlivened by some propulsive action, a hip-hop-inflected song score and a combative streak of anti-institutional protest — in a COVID-era context that proves one of the script’s more interesting specifics — “Kennedy” is ultimately weighed down by hit-or-miss performances and convoluted plotting that isn’t always ahead of its own twists. Internationally, the film is likely too lurid for crossover arthouse interest, though it would be a good fit for major streaming platforms.

Arnold Schwarzenegger makes his Netflix debut in action-comedy series Fubar.Created by Nick Santora, the series marks the actor’s first leading role in a scripted live-action TV show, opposite Monica Barbaro as his on-screen daughter.A synopsis reads: “When a father and daughter learn that they’ve each secretly been working as CIA Operatives for years, they realise their entire relationship has been a lie and they truly don’t know one another at all. Forced to team up as partners, Fubar tackles universal family dynamics set against a global backdrop of spies, action and humour.”The show’s cast also includes Jay Baruchel, Aparna Brielle, Andy Buckley, Fortune Feimster, Barbara Eve Harris, Gabriel Luna, Fabiana Udenio and Travis Van Winkle.The series spans eight episodes in total, which were all released May 25 on Netflix.Netflix released a trailer in April – you can check it out above.Along with starring in the series, Schwarzenegger is an executive producer alongside Adam Higgs, Scott Sullivan, Holly Dale and Bill Bost.Beyond Fubar, Schwarzenegger is the subject of an upcoming three-part Netflix documentary titled Arnold, which will cover his life as an actor and politician across five decades.

Beyoncé is paying homage to her hero, Tina Turner, just hours after the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll died peacefully on Wednesday at her home in Switzerland. She was 83.Queen B posted a touching tribute on social media and on her website with a 2008 photo of the duo's epic performance at the 50th GRAMMY Awards in Los Angeles. «My beloved queen.

London this evening where a performance of the Tina Turner Musical was ending - as fans came to terms with her death. The iconic singer died at her home in Küsnach near Zurich, Switzerland, today at the age of 83 following a long, unspecified illness.  Her representatives confirmed her death, saying: 'With her the world loses a music legend and role model.

Tina's death at the age of 83 was announced on 24 May, following a long illness. In April, British Vogue had published an interview with the singer in which she shared some of her feelings on life and what she'd learned. Asked what advice she would give to her younger self, Tina answered: "I would tell myself to stay strong and continue wanting more and fighting for it all!"It will come, and it will be worth the wait!"Tina had retired from performing, but a hit musical inspired by her life and including many of her songs continues to be a hit with her fans around the world.

Sir Mick Jagger has paid a glowing tribute to his "wonderful friend" Tina Turner. The 79-year-old star has taken to social media to hail the music icon, who died on Wednesday (24. 05.

Chloe Madeley will star in a new ITVX reality series following her life as she navigates being a first-time mother alongside her husband and former England rugby player James Haskell. At Home With The Madeleys will focus on the daughter of TV presenters Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan after welcoming daughter Bodhi last year, ITV have said. The series will showcase the Madeley family dynamic as Chloe’s husband, sports star Haskell, forges a new career as a DJ.

"big announcement" this Thursday.  Earlier today, Spiranac teased that she has important news to share with her fans.  "I'm a little nervous, but I'm ready to be open and honest about this," Spiranac said.

Miley Cyrus has confirmed she is not planning a tour for her latest album, Endless Summer Vacation. As part of an interview for British Vogue published last week, the Flowers singer indicated that she wasn’t considering taking up a major trek in support of her eighth studio album. “Singing for hundreds of thousands of people isn’t really the thing I love.

Oprah Winfrey said Tina Turner was “our forever goddess of rock ‘n’ roll” and hailed her courage as a domestic abuse survivor following her death. The US TV talk show host said Turner was “a role model not only for me but for the world”, as she paid tribute to the singer. Turner, one of rock’s most famous voices – with hits including Proud Mary and The Best – died at the age of 83 at her home in Switzerland on Wednesday after a long illness.

closed the bridge several times after it quickly became a hotspot for street racing, graffiti and illegal takeovers that drew hundreds of spectators to watch drivers perform dangerous stunts in their vehicles. Social media stunts abounded as well — in one case, a man sat in a barber’s chair for a haircut in the middle of the lanes.