Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor Talks Emotional Season 2 Return: ‘I Cried 7 Times’

Paul Rudd was set to host for the fifth time. However, what was supposed to be his triumphant induction into the show's coveted five-timers club was somewhat spoiled by the COVID-19 surge in New York.Now, just over two months later, John Mulaney returned to host the show for his fifth time, and got the traditional fanfare with special guests Steve Martin and Candice Bergen — decked out in their traditional smoking jackets with a golden «5» logo emblazoned across them.The sketch began with Rudd lamenting how he missed his own special.«Well, not to be a total bitch but my five-timer show in December was going to be a lot better. That is, until the whole cast decided to call out sick,» Rudd said, before welcoming Mulaney into to club.

Maggie Gyllenhaal won the USC Libraries’ Scripter Award tonight for her adaptation of Netflix’s The Lost Daughter, based on the novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante, making Gyllenhaal the frontrunner to take home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Since 2011, the Scripters have proven to be a remarkable bellwether for the Academy Awards in the category, syncing up eight years in a row. They’ve diverged in each of the last three awards cycles, however, although Gyllenhaal is no doubt hoping to start a new streak.

Chelsea F.C. has new stewards.

“What we’re all trying to say is that this has become not special,” Steve Martin told John Mulaney during his SNL Five Timers club initiation.

global surge in gas prices isn’t much of a concern on Lynbreck Croft. The 150-acre farm in the foothills of the Cairngorms isn’t even connected to the gas grid and relies solely on a wood-burning stove to heat the small log cabin where Lynn Cassells and Sandra Baer live.Similarly, impending war in Ukraine or Downing Street scandals barely resonate when there is no television to watch the evening news.As for when Covid first struck and the nation was gripped by panic buying, the pair instead took stock of the kitchen garden in which they grow 95 per cent of the fruit and vegetables they eat, the well that provides their water supply, their beehives, and the freezers filled with cuts of meat from their own livestock, and figured they’d get through the pandemic just fine.‘We’ve started to become really good at stepping back and getting on with our lives here,’ explains Lynn, 43.This is the good life; the one we have all dreamt of in the past two years of rolling lockdowns and general dystopia.After falling in love while working at the National Trust, six years ago Lynn and Sandra quit their jobs, left behind family and friends and moved to Lynbreck Croft, a centuries-old smallholding along an ancient drovers’ road about five miles outside the town of Grantown-on-Spey.

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Vegan cheez, tofu scramble, cauliflower steak or chickpea curry: meat-free cho-ices have never been so great. I’m quite envious of the modern ‘plant-based’ posse: when I gave up meat for a decade back in the ’80s, I was lucky to be offered a baked potato with congealed cheese.But it’s not all rosy: if you are an old-fashioned veggie, who prefers to get their protein from eggs and cheese rather than ‘plant-based meat and dairy alternatives’, it can feel like the vegetarian option has been pushed off the menu.

Phoebe Dynevor says Rege-Jean Page made their “Bridgerton” chemistry easy.

If there's one thing about Bridgerton that we bet you still can't get over, it probably is Phoebe Dynevor and Rege-Jean Page's brilliant chemistry. The duo managed to showcase the passionate romance between their characters of Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset in such an incredible way that fans couldn't help but be smitten by the show.

Does Simon Basset actually burn for Daphne Bridgerton? According to Regé-Jean Page, that Bridgerton scene might not be how fans actually remember it.

Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page sat down to discuss one of their most swoon-worthyscenes, which occurred on their character's wedding night.While participating in Variety's Making a Scenevideo series, the duo admitted they were both stunned by the audience's feverish reaction to the special way Dynevor's character Daphne Bridgerton tellsthe Duke of Hastings (Page) she's in love with him.'You have no idea what lines people are going to care about,' the26-year-old actress said, nodding to the iconic moment she says: 'I burn for you.' Reminiscing: Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page sat down to discuss one of their most swoon-worthy scenes, which occurred on their character's wedding nightShe continued: 'That was

Phoebe Dynevor and Rege-Jean Page, the stars of the Netflix series Bridgerton, are sharing their thoughts on the iconic “burn for you” scene from the show.

It’s only been a little over six months since Bridgerton debuted, but the buzz for Season 2 is already intense.

Missing her Simon? Phoebe Dynevor admitted that season 2 of Bridgerton is “definitely different” without Regé-Jean Page but assured fans that the series won’t forget about the beloved Duke of Hastings.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2. However, Phoebe Dynevor's Daphne Bridgerton will very much be a part of the storyline, with the second season focusing on Daphne's eldest brother Anthony Bridgerton's (Jonathan Bailey) pursuit of love.In an interview with TheWrap, Phoebe shed light on how The Duke will continue to be a part of Daphne's life in Bridgerton Season 2, just off screen, as the two became parents to a baby boy at the end of the first season.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2. However, Phoebe Dynevor's Daphne Bridgerton will very much be a part of the storyline, with the second season focusing on Daphne's eldest brother Anthony Bridgerton's (Jonathan Bailey) pursuit of love.In an interview with TheWrap, Phoebe shed light on how The Duke will continue to be a part of Daphne's life in Bridgerton Season 2, just off screen, as the two became parents to a baby boy at the end of the first season.

Fans of “Bridgerton” had just gotten to know the Duke of Hastings when it was announced that star Regé-Jean Page was exiting the Netflix hit after just one season.

Fans were pretty upset about the news that Rege-Jean Page leaving Bridgerton after just one season on the hit Netflix series.

Jon Burlingame From the period-specific tunes of “The Crown” to the surprising instrumental reworkings of modern pop hits in “Bridgerton,” this season’s Emmy contenders in music supervision showcase the growing field’s continued influence.Alexandra Patsavas“Bridgerton” may give veteran music supervisor Patsavas her best shot yet at an Emmy thanks to her clever use of chamber music-style covers of modern pop songs, which help trace the emotional journey of Daphne and Simon (Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page) in Regency-era London.The Vitamin String Quartet’s renditions of Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next,” Maroon 5’s “Girls Like You,” Shawn Mendes’ “In My Blood” and Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy,” along with Duomo’s cover of Taylor Swift’s

Phoebe Dynevor looked worlds apart from her character Daphne Bridgerton as she stepped out for a walk in London.