ABC Entertainment/Walt Disney TV Promotes Ashley Kline-Shapiro to VP, Unscripted and Slate Publicity

Zac Efron and Netflix have both found themselves in court over their reality series Down To Earth.The 34-year-old actor and the streaming service are being sued by the health and wellness brand Down To Earth Organics, according to documents obtained by TMZon Friday.The brand claims that Efron's similarly name series is confusing its customers, especially as he branches out into advertising health foods. Legal issue: Zac Efron, 34, and Netflix have been sued over the reality series Down To Earth by wellness brand Down To Earth Organics, which claims the show confuses its customers, according to TMZ on Friday; seen in 2019 in NYCDTE claims in its lawsuit that it has already acquired the rights to use its name for media and entertainment and that Efron's show premiered after the rights were in place.In its filing, the wellness company claims that Netflix is trying to create a wellness brand inspired by its Down To Earth series, which DTE Organics claims would harm its sales by confusing customers with the similar names.

Hamilton Accies vice-captain Andy Ryan says the club's youngsters have a great chance to make a name for themselves in the game – but it’s up to them to take it.

an explosion. Another followed. The walls of her Kyiv mansion began to shake.

heatwave in early August.Given the long-term forecast, the predictions may not be exact, however multiple models have all shown regular heatwaves due to occur this summer.But rising temperatures will not be restricted to just the next few months, with 40C heat expected to become a regular occurrence over the next 30 years.READ MORE: Motorway madness as millions of Brits hit the roads for school summer holidaysThe UK experienced its hottest day on Tuesday (July 19), with a high of 40.3C in Coningsby, Lincolnshire.The returning hot temperatures are expected to hit Greater London and parts of Eastern England in August, according to weather forecasting system, the US National Centres for Environmental Prediction (NCEP).It was created to predict record-breaking temperatures, using 31 forecasts.Two of its forecasts show 40C predicted for next month, however experts have clarified that it may not be exact given the small percentage.However, the NCEP did correctly predict that the UK would experience heat over 40C in the middle of July.The second heatwave is looking likely, as various other forecasts have predicted there will be temperatures in the mid to high 30s in the South of England during the beginning of August.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The Royal Meteorological Society’s ‘Weather’ journal co-editor-in-chief, Simon Lee, told The i: “This is the world we are in: having seen 40C in reality, we can also expect to see it appear as a possibility more frequently in ensemble forecasts."Back then, it was perhaps easier to discredit these scenarios as simply too extreme and too unlikely to warrant much further consideration – but then the extreme scenario

The successor to reality hit Live PD on A&E was dead on arrival for its scheduled start time tonight, roiling the fans eager to get more real-life police action.

Paramount and Nickelodeon have three animated Avatar films are in the works. Last month, Lauren Montgomery (Avatar: The Last Airbender) was announced as director on the untitled first installment. And today at Comic-Con, there was more news about the first film at the panel for Avatar: Braving the Elements, the rewatch podcast hosted by the franchise’s voice actors Janet Varney (Korra in The Legend of Korra) and Dante Basco (Prince Zuko in Avatar: The Last Airbender). Varney, who was not there in person, made the announcement via a video that was played in the room.

Joel Kinnaman and Krys Marshall announced some big news at the 2022 San Diego Comic-Con on Friday (July 22) – For All Mankind was renewed for another season!

Nicole Richie looked cool and collected on Friday afternoon as she took care of errands around Los Angeles.The 40-year-old Simple Life star rocked a casual white tank top that highlighted her trim figure while out and about.She showed off a bit of her black bra, and she paired the top with high-waisted blue jeans. Woman in white: Nicole Richie, 40, looked casual-chic in a white tank top as she ran errands in Los Angeles on FridayNicole kept the rest of her look low key with a pair of black sneakers.She wore her blond hair tied up in a messy top knot, which emphasized her chunky black sunglasses and her ear piercings.

Ryan Reynolds has a point.

Selena Gomez is officially 30!

Fans of Taylor Swift aren’t such big fans of a few Jeopardy! contestants this week.

Neapolitan-style pizzas with their puffy, bubbling, leopard-print crusts and thin, floppy, sparsely adorned centres. It’s a strong formula, and many of those low-key local places have mutated into high-street chains.It seems we Britons can’t get enough. Indeed, we love pizza so much that there’s a lively and growing subculture of enthusiasts making them for themselves.

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Love Island contestants, Jess and Eve Gale, have uploaded a couple of sizzling snaps to Instagram of themselves wearing matching tiny bikinis.The twins were pictured reclining together on a padded double sun lounger overlooking an infinity pool while enjoying the sunset.Eve wore a patterned green string two piece bikini with beads on the straps, which flaunted her cleavage, while Jess had donned a black bikini top and thong bottom, which nipped in her tiny waist.READ MORE: Love Island twins Jess and Eve Gale say 'exhausting' dating show is 'ruined' for themEve captioned the image: "Travelling light cos the blessings come in heavy".One fan wrote: "You two!!! ALSO LOOK AT THOSE BODS (flame emojis), and another typed: "You two are just perfect (heart eyes emoji)."A third said: "Loved watching you both on love island! My faves (heart emoji)."The twins recently opened up about their experience in the villa, explaining that it was "intense" and "blurry".The pair gave an exclusive interview to the Daily Star about their time on the 2020 series of the ITV dating show.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here .Jess said: "You know what, it's so weird, and I always say this to people – they always ask me about the whole Love Island experience and I feel like I have really blurred memories of it it was so overwhelming."When we went in there, we were 20, and I was quite naive and when you do go in there it is so much more intense than you think. It's weird now, I can't watch it back the same it is completely changed."Eve said: "It's kind of ruined the show a little bit.

Daily Record reports.READ NEXT: Iconic bodybuilder’s knee ‘looked like bomb exploded’ after freak photoshoot injuryThe cause of the syndrome is unknown to doctors, but Julie admits she worries about her son’s future and prays that he will one day grow out of the incurable condition.She said: “It's such a rare condition, so it was very difficult to get a diagnosis. When we finally did, but were told there is no cure, it was devastating.“He has tried so many different medicines to try and help, but nothing works.

BBC bosses are braced for further humiliation over the Princess Diana scandal – thanks to popular Netflix drama The Crown.The new series will reflect “what is now known’’ about the circumstances that led to the Panorama interview with the princess and how she was treated.The 1995 TV grilling by former BBC reporter Martin Bashir made global headlines as the Princess of Wales spoke openly about her marriage to Charles and revealed all about his lover Camilla Parker Bowles.READ MORE: Prince Harry branded 'disloyal and rude' for Netflix deal after The Crown backlashDiana famously said: “There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.”Last year, a report by Lord Dyson concluded the BBC covered up “deceitful behaviour” by Bashir to secure the interview.It led to calls from the Duke of Cambridge for it never to be aired again.And on Thursday (July 22), the broadcaster was forced to make a grovelling apology and pay big damages to former royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke.It was revealed Bashir made up allegations that she had an affair with Prince Charles as part of his plot to “trick” Diana – who died in 1997 – into giving him an interview. Scriptwriters working on the fifth series of The Crown, due later this year, have worked new details about the Diana chat into their storyline.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.A source close to the show said: “It will reflect what we now know about how the interview was obtained and how Diana was treated.”Dominic West will play Charles, with Elizabeth Debicki as Diana.The BBC recently agreed it would no longer broadcast clips from Bashir's interview.

Real Madrid teammates, at the expense of Eden Hazard.Footage has emerged of Rudiger cutting down his team-mate in pre-season training, a tackle bad enough to make Chelsea fans wince as well. And even Los Blancos stars gathered around watching the incident were stunned, with several players holding their heads in their hands and turning away.The crunching tackle came in a game of rondo, a common drill where defenders attempt to intercept one/two touch passing from a big group of players.

Katie Holmes is putting her multi-tasking skills to the test by serving as writer, director, producer and star of the her new film Alone Together.But on Friday, as the film dropped in select theaters, Holmes showcased her promotional skills when she attended a question-and-answer panel for the upcoming rom-com in her adopted hometown of New York City.Looking casual but still cool, the Ohio native was spotted leaving her Manhattan home by herself and then making her way to the event at theAngelika Film Center. Promo mode: Katie Holmes, 43, stepped out from her home in Manhattan and made her way to a question-and-answer panel for her new film Alone TogetherHolmes, 43, stepped out on to the bustling streets of New York City dressed in blue denim jeans and a black double-breasted blazer over a white top.Knowing there would be some walking involved in her trip to the event, she choose to wear a pair of stylish white sneakers with prominent brown stitching.

Walt Disney Television Alternative, the Mouse House’s unscripted production unit led by Rob Mills, has staffed up.

Selome Hailu Walt Disney Television Alternative, the studio’s newly formed unscripted unit, has named Jill Chapman, Alicia Martino and Mike Rosen to executive positions. All three will report to Tiffany Faigus, senior vice president of unscripted and alternative entertainment for ABC Entertainment and WDT Alternative, while WDT Alternative is led by Rob Mills, executive vice president of unscripted and alternative entertainment for Walt Disney Television.Chapman has been named vice president of alternative series and content planning, while Martino joins as vice president of alternative series and Rosen will serve as vice president of production.

William Earl Variety won seven first-place awards Saturday night at the Los Angeles Press Club’s 64th SoCal Journalism Awards, including the honors for entertainment journalist and music criticism.The Variety work recognized runs the gamut from a social media post to commentary urging the industry to act on timely issues, such as the hardships that exhibitors faced last fall, or the need for the Emmys to create new lanes for different forms of drama series.Owen Gleiberman, Variety‘s Chief Film Critic, prevailed against tough competition for entertainment journalist of the year.Gleiberman also garnered two other wins, while TV Editor Michael Schneider also nabbed two wins.Gleiberman was recognized for obituary/appreciation for his column on pioneering director Lina Wertmüller, who died in December at the age of 93. He also won in the music criticism category for his candid assessment of the Sparks in connection with Edgar Wright’s 2021 documentary “The Sparks Brothers.” Schneider won for commentary/analysis of TV or film for his column that put forth the proposal that it’s time to create a new Emmy category for traditional network dramas.