Alison Brie Looks Back On The ‘Great Heartbreak’ Of The Cancellation Of ‘Glow’

“Concrete Valley” opens with a man wandering in the woods around Thorncliffe Park, one of Toronto’s first postwar high-rise neighborhoods and one of its most diverse areas. He’s Rashid (Hussam Douhna), a Syrian doctor who recently relocated to Canada with his family.

Ellise Shafer Starz has ordered the pilot of an interview series hosted by Bronx rapper Fat Joe. Described as a “genre-busting series that blends interviews with celebrities and high-profile guests with an elevated documentary style format,” the untitled pilot will be executive produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Revolt Studios and LeBron James’ SpringHill. “We’re about to create the biggest and most culturally-relevant series on television,” Fat Joe said in a press release. “With Puff, LeBron, the incredible team at Starz and myself teaming up, you have a dream team that is guaranteed to produce TV gold. Hosting a show has always been a dream of mine and I’m thankful for everyone who helped make it a reality. I promise you that we’re going to push the envelope, deliver compelling interviews and provide pure entertainment. Do remember — you don’t know who I know!”

It’s a … ! Pregnant Bachelor alum Lauren Bushnell Lane and country singer Chris Lane just revealed the sex of baby No. 2.

Jodi Benson is sending love to Halle Bailey, from one Ariel to another! The voice actress who provided the voice of Ariel in the 1989 animated film, “The Little Mermaid“, shared her praise for the 22-year-old after Walt Disney Studios dropped the trailer for its live-action adaptation during this year’s D23 Expo.

Brendan Fraser is learning a lot from the cancellation of “Batgirl”.

A casting call has gone out from Vice TV seeking an actor to portray a young Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in an upcoming docudrama series set in the world of professional wrestling.

Rick And Morty co-creator Dan Harmon has said that fans will “definitely” be seeing Evil Morty again.The writer addressed the villainous character last seen at the end of season five, as the start of season six had introduced a new villain to the series.“You will definitely be seeing him again,” Harmon said of Evil Morty after discussing the season six premiere with Variety.He added that fans might have to wait a while, saying: “I caution that we may not be seeing him soon. He’s an easy guy to forget about because he kind of took care of himself.”Discussing the return of Evil Morty in future seasons of the show, Harmon added: “He just wanted to get beyond the Central Finite Curve.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has dusted off his tactics board to manage a first match since he was sacked by Manchester United coming up 12 months ago - and it was an occasion for the whole family to remember.

Ray Quinn has shared the joyful news that he has become a dad for the second time. The former X Factor star revealed his fiancé Emily Ashleigh had given birth to their first child earlier this month and shared their first photos of the adorable tot.

While it’s well known, you might not be aware that Whoopi Goldberg actually has no eyebrows.

David Harbour just gets it.

Dylan O’Brien and Sabrina Carpenter are sparking dating rumors after fans spotted them kissing in New York City.

Grange Hill Zammo actor Lee MacDonald has paid tribute to Gwyneth Powell, who has died at the age of 76.She was known by millions of children – and parents – for playing the fictional comprehensive school’s headmistress Bridget McClusky for a decade.Lee – who played troubled Zammo McGuire on the BBC show – described Powell as a “wonderful lady”. The 54-year-old said on Instagram: “So sad to hear the loss of Gwyneth Powell AKA Mrs McClusky, what a wonderful lady and will be missed by so many.READ MORE: Grange Hill's Zammo star eyes up return as Sir Phil Redmond finishes film script“She was a massive part of my childhood, sleep well Gwyneth.”He signed off with heart emojis and kisses.Her representative Matthew Lacey said she died “after complications following a major operation for a perforated colon”. She was married to fellow actor Alan Leith, who was at her bedside in Brighton when she “passed away peacefully” last Thursday.Patricia Hidalgo, director of BBC Children’s and Education said: “Her ­famous portrayal of Mrs McClusky is one that will be fondly ­remembered by all those that grew up watching Grange Hill.”The Grange Hill Twitter fan account also shared an image of Powell, writing: "Thank you for the memories".Broadcaster Anthony David also shared his condolences, tweeting: “Very sad about this.

Kerry Katona has revealed she's a "prude" but has no problem "getting her t*** out." The singer, 42, appeared on Monday's episode (September 12) of Celeb Cooking School which follows a range of celebrities who are taught how to cook by a talented chef.Presented by radio host Melvin Odoom, Kerry joined the likes of Made in Chelsea stars Sam Thompson and Maeva D’Ascanio as well as presenter Zeze Millz on the Channel 4 show.During a chat with Zeze, Kerry confessed she gets embarrassed talking about sex after the TV presenter revealed "sex and penis" is her favourite subject. The former Atomic Kitten star said: "See I get quite embarrassed by it! Even though I do OnlyFans, I'm quite a prude in that respect.""Seriously?," a shocked Zeze responded before adding: "I talk about sex all the time!""I think it's because I've got kids.

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro would see a similar wage decrease to Cristiano Ronaldo if the Red Devils fail to qualify for the Champions League. The Brazilian midfield enforcer was lured to Erik ten Hag’s side from Real Madrid at the tail end of the summer transfer window.

Joe Hart insists Celtic’s Champions League belief is fuelled every day and not by one 90-minute battle against Real Madrid. Ange Postecoglou’s team are heading to Poland for their second Group F examination against Shakhtar Donetsk.

Rangers star Tom Lawrence has all-but had his World Cup hopes ended by Wales boss Robert Page despite an impressive start to his Ibrox career.

Robots, which once threatened to wipe out humans’ jobs, are now desperately needed – to take them.A global shortage of workers has led to business experts urging artificial intelligence manufacturers to speed up the creation of robot staff.Worldwide unemployment is at 4.5% - the lowest since records began in 1980.READ MORE: Creator of first robot artist warns AI is 'apocalyptic' and they will replace humansLabour shortfalls are at historic highs in advanced countries including the UK.In the US there are 11.2m vacancies for just 5.6m job hunters - the widest gap since the 1950s.The shortage has increased due to millions who quit jobs during the pandemic failing to return.Growth of the working population - aged 15 to 64 - has started to decline while the share of the elderly swells.The working age population is shrinking in 40 countries including most of the economic powers.Ruchir Sharma, chairman of the Rockefeller International research foundation, said AI was needed to plug the gaps - and fast.He said: "Not so long ago authors were churning out dire books on how The Rise of the Robots would lead to The Jobless Future amid authoritative forecasts that half of all US jobs would be at risk from automation starting right about now"."Recent jobs reports, however, raise a different threat - not whether robots will replace human labour but whether they will get here fast enough to save the world economy from worker shortages."Fewer workers all but guarantee slower economic growth so most nations will need more robots just to keep growth alive.Techno-pessimists still sound the alarm, saying the spectre of robots stealing jobs and undercutting wages will resurface as the pandemic fades and job-quitters return to work which they

Alison Brie is looking back at Netflix’s shocking cancellation of Glow.