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Michael Oher‘s former football coach is speaking out about the NFL star’s legal petition against the Tuohy family.

Todd Longwell From the majestic-but-aged environs inhabited by the British royals Netflix’s in “The Crown” and the decadent sun-drenched luxury of the San Domenico Palace resort in Taormina, Sicily, in HBO’s “The White Lotus” to the foreboding Ontario wilderness where a girls’ soccer team is stranded in Showtime’s “Yellowjackets,” the locations used in this year’s Emmy-nominated dramas loom so large they can be viewed as characters unto themselves that interact with the performers and help shape the narrative. It’s especially true of the role Albuquerque, N.M., plays in AMC’s “Better Call Saul.” There’s no telling if the series would even exist if creator Vince Gilligan had gotten his way back in the mid-2000s and the studio suits at Sony agreed to let him use Riverside, Calif., as the setting for its predecessor “Breaking Bad” (2008-2013), which established the “Saul” characters and their dramatic universe.

Todd Longwell The locations featured in this year’s batch of shows featuring Emmy-nominated actresses can be viewed in simple terms as diorama boxes or proscenium stages. They are settings that help define and confine characters, such as the near-future dystopian Republic of Gilead (portrayed by Toronto) or — as with the Sicilian resort setting for Season 2 of HBO’s “The White Lotus” — and give them the space explore their truer selves in ways that are alternately freeing and tragic.

Hunter Ingram Midway through the fourth season of CBS’ “FBI: Most Wanted,” the Fugitive Task Force is in hot pursuit of a reverend who kidnapped two teenagers to perform a ritualistic rebuke of the antichrist. The reverend’s car is veering wildly on a winding New Hampshire road when it goes airborne over an embankment and lands in a shattering crash.

Sharareh Drury From a widowed therapist getting patients off the couch in “Shrinking” to a chef going all-in on his work after a family death in “The Bear,” to unlikely friendships helping people heal in “Dead to Me” and “Only Murders in the Building,” grief and loss loom over most of this season’s Emmycomedy contenders. Grieving’s painful process takes center stage in Apple TV+ series “Shrinking.” Jason Segel, known for comedic roles in “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and “How I Met Your Mother,” takes on a darker, yet still humorous role as Jimmy Laird, a psychiatrist mourning the death of his wife.

Lala Kent is hitting back at the haters.

For the duration of her marriage, Nicola Chan never really felt like herself – and she couldn’t figure out why.

Former EastEnders star Melissa Suffield was praised by fans as she celebrated her “wobbly body” in a clip shared to social media.The star, 30, played Lucy Beale on the BBC soap between 2004 and 2010, but since leaving the show has become a social media sensation, often sharing posts about body positivity with her fans.The star welcomed her son River with husband Robert Brendan in 2020. In her latest Instagram post, the star posed in bright blue lingerie on her bed and filmed herself dancing in a feel-good video. In the caption, she wrote: “13 seconds of a body wobbling, to remind you that a wobbly body is totally NORMAL.

Love Island fans fear Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh have split after they have spent time apart and posted cryptic quotes on social media.

Prince William and daughter Princess Charlotte have sent a video wishing England good luck for Sunday’s World Cup final.

EastEnders star Bobby Brazier is already 'favourite' to win Strictly Come Dancing, just weeks before the show starts.The 20-year-old model and actor, best known for his role as Freddie Slater in EastEnders, was announced as the latest addition to the star-studded lineup on BBC Breakfast, on 9 August. And he's already the favourite to win the show, according to bookmakers, William Hill - knocking actor Layton Williams off the top spot when he was the latest celebrity to be announced.

Footballer Jack Grealish has been labelled so sweet by fans after a gesture following his win at the Super Cup final.The Manchester City star, 27, was lining up with the rest of his teammates to collect their medals following a penalty shoot out win in their game against Sevilla. However, the star was seen holding up the line as he stopped to chat to a visually-impaired girl and shake her hand as UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin waited to greet him.

Love Island favourite Millie Court has been praised for the ultimate 'power move' after transforming her entire look with a stunning new hairstyle. The Love Island champion who won the show in 2021 with beau Liam Reardon was known for her blonde hair, but she recently changed up her looks by becoming a brunette bombshell.

King Charles is quietly opening up Balmoral to the public for a longer amount of time as he extends the estate's commercial activities, according to reports.

Edge fought his final match in Toronto on Friday, and it proved to be an emotional night for the WWE superstar.

Mum-of-22 Sue Radford has said that 'life can be hard' as she enjoyed a family holiday amid a rumoured fallout with her pregnant daughter Millie. Sue, who is mum to Britain’s biggest brood, which she shares with husband Noel, reflected on her difficulties as the huge family enjoyed their 18th holiday in 20 months.

We'd recognise Prince Harry's distinctive red hair anywhere. But royal fans have spotted a change in a new picture of the Prince, which shows him sporting thick, almost brunette locks.The 38 year old has been sporting thinner hair on the crown of his head over the past few years, but a new image of him on the start-up company, BetterUp's website, has confused fans. Prince Harry was appointed the Chief Impact Officer of the company in 2021, the year after he and his wife, Meghan Markle, 42, sensationally quit their roles as senior working royals.The image on BetterUp, which appears alongside a bio, that lists him as a "humanitarian, military veteran, mental wellness advocate, and environmentalist", appears to be heavily edited.

Julian Sands’ ex-wife has said the tragic actor “always had to take the hard path” and even at the end of his life had “sought a challenge”. Sarah Sands, former editor of the Evening Standard, said that Julian was “restless… both artistically and geographically”.The pair were married from 1984 to 1987 and share a son. Julian went missing in the San Gabriel mountains in southern California in January, prompting a manhunt that lasted for over five months.

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Danielle Jonas is opening up about her struggles with eczema.

Mark Mylod is getting candid about Succession.