Amy Adams wears bathrobe as her co-star Scoot McNairy rides tricycle on LA set of Hulu's NightB****

EXCLUSIVE: Death in Paradise producer Red Planet Pictures has struck a deal with ITV’s Our House author Louise Candlish and is seeking more work outside the UK, helped by new owner Asacha Media Group.

Edward Berger’s All Quiet On The Western Front and Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast top the European Film Academy’s Excellence Awards honoring achievement in the arts and crafts categories, the winners of which were announced on Wednesday.

EXCLUSIVE: British author C.J. Tudor’s buzzy upcoming book The Drift is set for a TV adaptation.

She admitted that she felt "shame" and "embarrassment" over her therapist's request that she keep a food diary documenting what she eats."Last time she asked me to do a food diary was when I kind of bowed out and never booked another session in!"I've had therapy for years about depression, anxiety, talking about really personal things, but for some reason, talking about food and weight seems so much harder for me," she continued.The Sunday Times bestseller added that she was "constantly" plotting ways to restrict her intake, and had categorised food into good and bad groups, believing that carbs were akin to the devil."Is there any wonder heroin chic is back? Everyone's gotta be skinny again," she lamented, referring to the 1990s trend in the fashion world."When I was younger, if someone asked me if I was unwell because I was so skinny, it felt like I'd won - and if I go to bed and I feel hungry, I feel proud of myself," she shared."It's just from that 90s mentality that is inbred into me and it's going to be so hard to kind of get that out of me and retrain."However, she confessed that the food diary - which she has finally attempted to start doing - has helped her refocus her thoughts."When I see it written down, I'm like, of course I'm eating like an absolute idiot!" she explained."I never realised I have at least five to six hours between eating [each meal] and then I'm starving, so I reach for the easiest thing which will be something that's not nutritious, or carbs that I've been told for so many years since the Atkins diet that I'm not supposed to eat because it's the devil...

Auchencairn Primary pupils had an absolutely fantastic visit from author Jack Meggitt-Phillips.

A poem written by a retired Castle Douglas nurse has been included in a landmark national publication.

Stepping Stones Foodbank in Castle Douglas has been handed a funding boost.

There has been a “significant reduction” in the rate of looked after children being excluded from Stewartry schools.

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a " disturbance " in Lanarkshire which saw a motorhome allegedly rammed by a tipper truck.

Emergency services raced to Armadale last night after a HGV left the road and collided with a brick wall.

Disney On Ice is skating into the OVO Hydro next Spring - and you could be there to Discover The Magic.

The leader of South Lanarkshire Council has warned East Kilbride town centre faces "radical decline" unless its fortunes are transformed.

The cast of Disenchantment are giving their close-ups in a series of posters promoting their upcoming Disney flick.Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel, and James Marsden were among the big names embodying their characters in a slew of magical shots.Amy, whose sweet character transforms into the villain in this next installment, looked far from wide-eyed as she shot a wicked smirk for the camera. Lights, camera, action! The cast of Disenchantment are giving their close-ups in a series of posters promoting their upcoming Disney flickGiselle looked like she was up to know good as she smiled a the camera with her red tresses swept up.

She played the wide-eyed princess who got her fairy tale ending in Enchanted 15 years ago.Now Amy Adams has returned to the role of Giselle in the upcoming sequel Disenchanted- but she is learning happily ever after isn't all that it seems.The princess and her husband Robert Philip (Patrick Dempsey) move out of the Big Apple and into the suburbs - where she transforms into the villain after a wish for a fairy tale life goes horribly wrong.  Not so happily ever after: Amy Adams' character Giselle transforms into the villain after a wish for a fairy tale life goes horribly wrong in a new trailer for the upcoming Enchanted sequel, Disenchanted The trailer begins with Giselle preparing to move out of New York City, where she laments, 'I know that change can be scary, but it can also be exciting! Let's start our new life!'The family move into a charming home out in the small town of Monroeville, where they are greeted by Prince Edward (James Marsden) and Nancy Tremaine (Idina Menzel), who magically appear in their backyard and present her with an Andalasian wishing wand. Despite being in a charming small town, Giselle expresses doubts about her new life.'This world feels very different,' Giselle confides to Nancy.

In certain years, we see actors constantly. But perhaps because of the pandemic, some actors took a bit of a pause and hung out with family instead.

Geena Davis‘s memoir, “Dying Of Politeness,” dropped earlier this month, and in it, the actress has plenty of stories from her rise to fame and subsequent career. But one of the best stories is one she told The New Yorker in a recent profile, about the career advice her “Tootsie” co-star Dustin Hoffman told her to ward off the sexual advances of other actors.

EXCLUSIVE: Mary Holland (Senior Year) has signed on to star alongside Amy Adams and Scoot McNairy in Searchlight Pictures’ darkly comic horror Nightbitch, based on the debut novel of Rachel Yoder. Marielle Heller (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) is directing from her own script.

Dustin Hoffman and Sissy Spacek are two of the most beloved actors of their generation. Now, in their next film together, they’ll have to fend with a new generation: their real-life kids.

Amy Adams made quite the transformation as she continued player her dowdy role on set of new film Nightb****.The 48-year-old actress looked unrecognizable in an oversized blue button-down shirt on Los Angeles set of the upcoming comedy on Wednesday.Amy rolled up her sleeves as she paired the not-so-flattering top with a pair of vertically striped trousers and a pair of light brown suede moccasins.  Moving on: Amy Adams made quite the transformation as she continued player her dowdy role on set of new film Nightb****Her signature fiery red locks were worn down as she showcased her natural looks by going make-up free. No doubt it is going to be a challenging role as Amy will be playing a stay-at-home mother who fears she is turning into a dog.  In addition to Amy, Nightb***h also stars Scoot McNairy, Ella Thomas and Garrett C.