Brad Johnson, Actor in Steven Spielberg’s ‘Always’ & Former Marlboro Man, Dead at 62

Tracee Ellis Ross has a very famous mother, singer Diana Ross, and she delighted fans when she shared a rare snapshot with the singer for a heartfelt reason.MORE: Tracee Ellis Ross stuns fans with glamorous high school photoIn a dreamy snap from last year, the Black-ish star was standing alongside the I'm Coming Out singer as the sun acted as the perfect filter.Both of the glamorous women were wearing elegant tops and glitzy drop earrings as they celebrated Diana's birthday. Tracee opted for some hoops, while her mom rocked a large, straight pair.WATCH: Tracee Ellis Ross films in stunning blue living room"OH HOW I LOVE YOU MAMA ~ happy birthday," the star wrote as her caption at the time. The post drove many fans wild, as it received over 150,000 likes within three hours.

Kerry Katona and her daughter Lily McFadden looked like twins according to fans, as the mother and daughter enjoyed a night out on the town together.The pair have a close bond with Lily, whose dad is Westlife star Brian McFadden recently joining Kerry on stage at a nightclub in Manchester.Lily helped her mum sing her song Whole Again, just days before Kerry pleaded with her former Atomic Kitten bandmates to put the past behind them and reconcile with one another.READ MORE: Kerry Katona unveils dramatic transformation as she shows off sleeve tattoosIt now appears that the two blondes made the most of the recent mini-heatwave as they embraced the warmer weather.Taking to her Instagram page, Kerry shared a string of snaps with Lily and two pals as they enjoyed what appeared to be mimosas after sipping on what looked like glasses of rosé.Kerry, 41, looked sensational as she slipped into a figure-hugging silver dress that perfectly complemented her curves, featuring a plunging neckline and daring thigh split.The star wore her famous blonde tresses in loose curls, flowing over her shoulder while resting on her chest.In the makeup department, Kerry went all out for a glamourous look as she wore a touch of pink lipgloss on her plump pout while rocking dark eyeliner, emphasising her peepers.Lily opted for a striking mesh black dress that wrapped around her figure while boasting a less-risky thigh split.The social media influencer opted to rock a similar hairstyle to her mum while accessorising her look with a small diamonte necklace.Fans and celeb pals gushed over the pair, with The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Ampika Pickston commenting: "Stunning ladies."While Melanie Brown's mum Andrea added: "Twins.""Twinning," gushed

Premier League with football fans joking he's "Manchester United's first signing" of the summer transfer window.The former referee hung up his whistle in 2014 after officiating 296 top flight matches in England, as well as the finals of the FA Cup, League Cup, Community Shield, Champions League and World Cup.Webb is currently working behind the scenes in the MLS, but he's been lined up as the Prem's new chief refereeing officer after Mike Riley confirmed he was leaving the role. That news sparked a social media frenzy, with the 50-year-old often accused of favouring United during his active career.READ MORE: Man Utd tell Cristiano Ronaldo he is not for sale after star's agent meets with ChelseaOne Twitter user wrote: "'Howard Webb to become Premier League referees' chief’.

Lisa Armstrong is currently enjoying a romantic getaway with her boyfriend and has flaunted her toned body after an incredible weight loss transformation. She looked stunning in a pair of dark wash blue cut-off shorts with a frayed hem, paired with a low-cut black shirt that cheekily showed some chest.Lisa kept it simple with a slicked top knot bun and accessorised with a Gucci monogrammed belt, a dainty gold chain necklace and a wicker handbag on her shoulder.READ MORE: Lisa Armstrong to 'elope' with boyfriend after 'cringe' wedding to Ant McPartlinShe flashed a smile at the camera and posed with her hand in her pocket, red lipstick outlining her white teeth and a face of minimal makeup which showed off her natural beauty.The 45-year-old’s figure was cinched in and her toned legs were on show as she stood in front of a large white marble pillar and a white sports car, surrounded by green palm leaves.

Jenna G within the drag community, has recently performed his first major gig as Jenna at a pride event in Mablethorpe.But it was only during lockdown that he realised his future was in drag - even though he always loved dressing up as a child and putting on shows for his family.READ MORE: Bride wows wedding guests with incredible drum performance during receptionSpeaking exclusively to The Daily Star, Tyler, from Skegness, said he's been performing in his auntie's living room with towels on his head which he said he used to mimic hair.He would also put towels around himself to create "DIY dresses", and he said he has been doing this "ever since he can remember." Tyler said: "My aunties have been supporting me from the beginning – they would buy me wigs and things."Now I'm working I buy my own things. It's what I want to do – I want to be paying for it."It was probably only during lockdown when I got really into drag."When asked how young he was when he started performing family shows, he added: "For as far as I can remember.

Period poverty is at its worst in Brighton and Hove – where a staggering 46% of women and girls say there are times they are unable to afford basic sanitary protection.The study of 2,000 females, who menstruate, revealed the 10 cities in the UK which are hardest hit by this widespread issue – including Oxford (40%) and Birmingham (34%).And those in Cambridge and York (32% respectively) also admit there are some months when they struggle.Overall, a quarter of the female population admit their menstruation is a challenging time, because they now find it more difficult to afford period products compared to 12 months ago.Of these, 90% say the rising cost in living is already taking its toll, while a fifth now provide for another family member in addition to themselves.One in ten women admitted they had found it harder getting work during the pandemic, and an unfortunate 7% lost their job.The study was commissioned by global hygiene and health company Essity, which has supported charity In Kind Direct for 20 years.Essity has created an educational video with advice for those affected by period poverty.A spokesman said: “This is a really tough time for many, and we recognise our responsibility to try and help where we can to address the hardships so many are facing.“As a result, we have just extended our commitment to donate 100,000 period products per month until the end of 2023 at least.“Sanitary protection is a basic human requirement, and through charities like In Kind Direct there are ways women and girls can access the products they need.“We just need to raise awareness of where to go, and how to get these items, without feeling any sense of embarrassment or shame.”To cope at their time of the month, those who can’t

The nation is throwing more than a BILLION pounds down the drain each year – because their hot taps are set too high.A study, of 2,000 energy bill payers, found 62% are unsure if their hot water is set at the optimum temperature of 50 degrees.But reducing the temperature from 70 degrees to 50 could save households £79 on their bills each year.Added up across all the households that don’t know what temperature their tap is producing, means they are potentially wasting £1,077,560,000.And half of households aren’t even aware that their hot water tap temperature can be set to a different level than their radiators.The research was commissioned by Utilita Energy, whose head of heating, Darren Stubbs, said: “As a nation our knowledge on the subject is substandard, despite heating water accounting for the largest part of our energy bills.“Every time our engineers visit a customer’s property, we run a basic check on their hot water and heating system.“Invariably, we find the hot water temperature higher than the optimum temperature of 50 degrees Celsius.”When asked why they lack control of their hot water and heating systems, three in ten adults polled, via OnePoll, said they have no boiler manual.And almost half (46%) wouldn’t feel confident checking their hot water temperature without the help of someone else – preferring to rely on a tradesperson (37%), a friend or family member (27%, or even a neighbour (8%).The tap-tip makes up one of Utilita’s five actions that can help households reduce their energy bills by a fifth.Other ways to save include turning heating down by a single degree, which could save households an average of £158 each year.Unplugging unused gadgets is estimated to reduce annual bills by £54, and

Steven Spielberg originally wanted to feature his favorite candy. But it wasn't Reese's Pieces. To celebrate the iconic film’s 40th anniversary, ET is looking back at one of its most famous behind-the-scenes stories.

blockbuster thrill series Jurassic Park, Jurassic World Dominion.Sam, 74, appeared as the famous Dr Alan Grant in the first movie in the series back in 1993 and the New Zealander revealed it even led to an embarrassing moment with Princess Diana.At the film premiere, Sam's son Tim, only around 10 at the time, apparently started to fart when the big T-Rex in the film appeared.Sam said to the New York Times: "I spent the whole film in a muck sweat, thinking, “Princess Di is being exposed to the horrors of a little boy’s fart, but she’s going to think it’s me."True to form, Diana apparently did not mention the dinosaur-induced gas ball, sparing Sam an embarrassing moment.The interview was done with co-stars Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum who have heard the story before.Jeff even joked: "I love that story, Sam.

Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment announced today that U.S. audiences will soon be able to experience Steven Spielberg’s classics E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and Jaws on Imax screens nationwide for the first time. E.T. will be released exclusively on Imax beginning August 12, in celebration of the film’s 40th Anniversary, with Jaws to be released on Imax and in RealD 3D beginning September 2.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIn 1993, audiences were charmed by Robin Williams in “Mrs. Doubtfire,” emotionally stirred by horror and heroism in “Schindler’s List” and reassured that true love exists after checking out “Sleepless in Seattle.”But there’s no denying that the movie of the year, at least in terms of sheer box office impact, was “Jurassic Park,” Steven Spielberg’s epic story of dinosaurs gone rogue.Thanks to stunning CGI advancements and quality storytelling to match, “Jurassic Park” became a sensation that changed cinema by revealing the potential of digital imagery.

has died. He was 80.Seals death came on Monday and was confirmed by several family members and friends on social media.His cousin, Brady Seals — a former member of the country band Little Texas — shared the news on social media Monday night.«I just learned that James 'Jimmy' Seals has passed,» Brady wrote, alongside a photo of his late cousin.

Romance in the park! Bradley Cooper was spotted locking lips with Matt Bomer on the streets of New York City — for their upcoming movie.

IT’S been 40 years since E.T. crash landed on the silver screen and won the heart of viewers who felt the Steven Spielberg classic was out of this world.

Brad Johnson has sadly passed away.

Brad Johnson, best known for his work on Melrose Place, has sadly passed away at the age of 62.

"Melrose Place" star Brad Johnson has died. He was 62. The "Marlboro Man" died in Fort Worth, Texas, Feb.

the Hollywood Reporter. “Although he was taken too early, he lived life to the fullest and taught his children to do the same,” his family said in a statement.

Damian Lewis has been made a CBE after an acting career spanning Second World War epics, terrorism thrillers and period dramas.The 51-year-old television, film and stage star has been honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for his services to drama and charity.Among his best-known roles are Army Major Richard Winters in the HBO miniseries Band Of Brothers, Nicholas Brody in the Showtime series Homeland and Henry VIII in Wolf Hall.Last year he bowed out of his most recent high-profile role, that of ambitious hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod in Billions, after five series.During the coronavirus lockdowns, he and his late wife Helen McCrory co-founded Feed NHS, a fundraiser to give food from high street restaurants to NHS staff and by April 2020 they had raised around £1million for the charity.News of his honour was previously rumoured, with a friend telling The Sun: ‘This is richly deserved for all the work Damian has done for so many people with so much done with little or no public fanfare.’Lewis was born on 11 February 1971 in St John’s Wood, London, and attended Eton College.After graduating from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 1993, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Move over, Jennifer Lawrence: the “Hunger Games” films have a new star. With a movie version of the series prequel, “The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes,” set for a November 2023 release date, Lionsgate has that film’s female lead.

BRADLEY Cooper appears completely unrecognizable as the Broadway composer Leonard Bernstein in shocking new photos for his new film Maestro. The A Star is Born actor has taken on the role of portraying the historical composer of West Side Story in a new Netflix film set to release in 2023.