Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island Theater Opens This Month With Kung Fu-Themed Bar, Museum, Screening Series From RZA

Carlos and Alexa PenaVega have a romantic moment by the fire in this still from their new Hallmark Channel movie, Love in the Limelight.

Britney Spears‘ ex-husband Kevin Federline is speaking out in a new tell-all interview.

Roseanna Christiansen has sadly died at the age of 71, with a cause of death yet to be confirmed.The late actress was best known for her role in the iconic soap opera, Dallas.  It has been revealed Roseanna died on July 14 at Antelope Valley Medical Centre in Lancaster, California.She was famous for her role as Teresa, a Southfork ranch maid, in the final nine seasons of Dallas. Her character, Teresa, worked alongside the butler, Raoul, who was played by Tony Garcia.Roseanna joined the show during its sixth season in 1982 and gave fans a memorable performance. READ MORE: Anne Heche 'rushed to hospital with burns as car crashes into house'Before her long-running role on Dallas, Roseanna also starred in the popular American sitcom, The Jeffersons. In that show, she played another maid named Carmen, appearing on the show in 1981. She was brought in for a total of three episodes, standing in for a character played by Marla Gibbs, who originally left the programme to star in her own spinoff, Checking In.Unfortunately for both of them, Checking In was unsuccessful and only lasted four episodes, prompting Marla to return to her role and take it back from Roseanna.   The star leaves behind her husband Steven Rizzo, who informed The Hollywood Reporter of her death.Roseanna met Steven at a bible study in Culver City, not far from the Sony studios where Dallas was taped.The pair married in June 1989 and stayed together for 33 years up until her sad death last month.Roseanna also leaves behind their children, Josiah and Grace, and her sister, Elba. Tributes have been pouring in for the late actress on social media since the news of her death.One Dallas fan page, Definitive Dallas, tweeted: “Saddened to learn about the recent passing

E! News that Kardashian and West "are fully aligned in making their kids their priority." Recently, Kim Kardashian and her children even took part in a Yeezy campaign, which the SKIMS mogul promoted on Instagram. “Kim was happy to be asked to be a part of the campaign with the kids and to support Kanye in this way,” the source said.

Director W. Kamau Bell, executive producer Katie A. King and editor Jennifer Brooks joined Deadline’s Contenders Television: The Nominees award-season event to discuss working on the Showtime docuseries We Need To Talk About Cosby, and navigating triggering material.

Mark Monroe, writer-producer of the Emmy-nominated documentary Lucy and Desi, calls Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz “the most powerful couple probably Hollywood has ever seen.”

“These people like to keep me on my toes. Just when I think I kind of have the hang of it, or start to feel more comfortable, there’s some giant curveball, like the ‘Aristotle’ scene, or ‘imitating another comic’ scene,” said Rachel Brosnahan, star of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. She’s talking about stand-up, which her trailblazing comic and Upper West Side mother of two, Miriam “Midge” Maisel, really does a lot of in the Prime Video series’ penultimate season.

Full of body positivity and lots of girl power, Lizzo’s Watch Out For The Big Grrrls proves not every reality competition series needs to be cutthroat to be “must see TV.” And the formula worked for the Grammy Award winner and her team, who were recently nominated for six Emmy Awards including Outstanding Competition Program, Outstanding Casting For a Reality Program (Lynne Spillman, Blair Kim, and Jazzy Collins), and Outstanding Directing for A Reality Program (Nneka Onuorah).

The National Lottery tonight features a prize that's grown to a £20million after no ticket-holders took home the winnings on Wednesday. Alongside the whopping jackpot up for grabs tonight is the £500,000 Thunderball prize.

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Coronation Street fans immediately welcomed a new character with open arms as she swept onto the famous cobbles in Friday night's episode (August 5). When undertaker George Shuttleworth arrived for Mr Pugh’s funeral and revealed that he had taken girlfriend Eileen Grimshaw’s strong painkillers to ease his toothache, it was clear that he was as high as a kite.

Looking forward. Selena Gomez revealed her hopes for a family and why she doesn’t see herself staying in Hollywood for the rest of her life.

Christopher Vourlias Two-time Palme d’Or winner Ruben Östlund will receive an Honorary Heart of Sarajevo Award at the 28th edition of the Sarajevo Film Festival, which will open Aug. 12 with the Swedish director’s 2022 Cannes winner “Triangle of Sadness.”Östlund’s English-language debut, which earned a rowdy eight-minute standing ovation in Cannes, is a provocative social satire starring Harris Dickinson as a male model struggling with his shallow industry and the unchecked capitalism he benefits from, and Woody Harrelson as the rabid Marxist captain of a cruise for the super-rich.

The Sarajevo Film Festival has set Ruben Östlund’s Triangle Of Sadness as its opening night film for its 28th edition, which kicks off on August 12. The film was the winner of the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Woman King,” a historical epic starring Viola Davis, will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The TriStar Pictures release centers on the Agojie, an all-female military regiment tasked with protecting the African Kingdom of Dahomey in the 1800s.

HARRY Hill is glad that he isn’t making TV Burp anymore - so that he doesn’t have to watch "mindless" Love Island. The comedian, whose Bafta winning series poked fun at television programmes for 11 years until it ended in 2012, thinks reality shows just want contestants with "less and less clothes" these days.

Julia Roberts is set to become the first-ever Icon Award honoree at the upcoming Academy Museum Gala, honoring her as «an artist whose career has had a significant global cultural impact.»The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced on Friday that the legendary actress will be presented with the honor at the second annual gala on Oct. 15.

READ MORE: Family 'secretly living inside children's museum caught with stash of guns'"I saw it then and there: It was a self-portrait by Van Gogh, on the back of our painting," Fowle said.After going under further examination by the The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, National Galleries of Scotland said in a statement that the X-ray was "almost certainly" a Van Gogh self-portrait.The fact that the Dutch artist used to reuse canvasses because of a lack of money as well as further self-portraits being discovered on the back of his paintings suggests that was the case here. The other self-portraits on the back of Van Gogh's paintings from the Nuenen period - between 1883 and 1885, when Van Gogh lived in the southern Dutch town – now hang in museums in the United States and the Netherlands.Conservators were initially preparing for the exhibition on impressionist art at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh and Stevenson said the X-ray was a routine procedure with no expectations of any surprises.

Demi Moore brought her dog Pilaf inside the world-famous Louvre museum despite strict rules prohibiting animals inside the building.Moore, 59, posted photos of her canine in front of the priceless Mona Lisa painting and tucked into her blouse to her Instagram account on Wednesday, prompting fans to wonder how the actress was able to bring Pilaf inside in the first place.DailyMail.com has reached out to Moore's representatives for comment regarding the matter. That's a no no! Demi Moore brought her dog Pilaf inside the world-famous Louvre museum on Wednesday despite strict rules prohibiting animals inside the buildingThe Louvre's website specifically states all animals - with the exception of guide and assistance dogs - are prohibited from entering the museum.'All animals, with the exception of guide dogs or assistance dogs accompanying persons with motor or mental impairment,' the website states under their 'Prohibited Items' list.

Wilson Chapman editorA new release from Dave Chappelle titled “What’s in a Name?” dropped on Netflix Thursday, consisting of a speech in which the comedian addresses the backlash he’s faced for transphobic material in his standup.The 40-minute speech — which was released on Netflix without any prior announcement — took place at Chappelle’s alma mater, the Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, D.C., during a planned ceremony to rename the school’s theater after him. The choice by the school was widely criticized due to Chappelle’s inclusion of jokes targeting the transgender community — particularly trans women — in his recent projects like 2021 standup special “The Closer.” Chappelle also had a combative Q&A with Duke Ellington students following the release of the special in November, during which many criticized him for failing to listen to the objections of the LGBTQ community regarding his material.

Aaron Rodgers has debuted his first tattoo, with the football star opting for an intricate fine-line design composed of astrological elements, constellations and lions. The Green Bay Packers quarterback, 38, showed off the “deep and meaningful” ink on Instagram on Wednesday, where he shared two close-up photos of the tattoo, which covers a large portion of the inside of his forearm.