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Fans were amazed as birthday boy Peter Andre's son shared a snap of them together as they showed off their matching six packs. Popstar Peter shot to fame in the mid 90s and famously showcased his chiselled body while performing topless in the video for the 1995 hit Mysterious Girl.

The Royal Mail has unveiled the final set of stamps that will feature the Queen's silhouette.

Next week on Coronation Street Amy Barlow wakes up, hungover and with no memory of how she got into bed in harrowing scenes. In the garage, a hungover Aaron feels wretched.

Creed III is hitting theaters on Friday and the cast stepped out for the L.A. premiere ahead of the release!

Austin Butler opened up about two of his biggest auditions to date in a new interview.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Like a virus that keeps coming back but growing weaker each time, “Children of the Corn” is now a horror movie that lacks the strength to infect you with even a speck of fear. The original strain of the virus was Stephen King’s short story — published in 1977, at the heart of his shivery heyday. The tale of a group of Nebraska farm-town children who worship a demon that lives in the local cornfields, it was like a slasher version of “Lord of the Flies,” with a touch of the creepiness of “The Wicker Man.” The kids killed the adults around them, but the scariest thing about them is that they’d become a cult. The cornfield demon, known as He Who Walks Behind the Rows, was less a monster than a force, one that spoke to gathering forces in our society — impulses of religious zealotry and intolerance that were starting to take shape by the late ’70s.

Amazon Studios head Jennifer Salke feels about Warner Bros. making competing projects based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings.” Salke, who has held the top content job at Amazon since 2018, walked a Monday red carpet for the premiere of Michael B. Jordan’s “Creed III” where she spoke with Variety about last week’s news that Warner Bros. had secured film rights to some of Tolkien’s books. One of Salke’s defining moves at Amazon was to secure television rights to the same literary works, which she achieved at great expense. The first season of Amazon’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” premiered in 2022 with a big global marketing push and critical acclaim — as well as a reported budget north of $450 million for the first batch of episodes. Previously, Warner Bros. pushed out two massively successful film franchises with auteur Peter Jackson beginning in 2001. Those films grossed over $5 billion at the worldwide box office and brought home a best picture Oscar for one of the entries.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Ruben Östlund, the Oscar-nominated director whose latest film “Triangle of Sadness” won last year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes, will be back at the French festival to preside over the jury of its 76th edition. Östlund is a Cannes regular, having won the festival’s top prize twice, for “Triangle of Sadness” in 2022 and for “The Square” in 2017. Before that, he presented two films at Un Certain Regard, including “Force Majeure,” which won the Jury Prize. “I am happy, proud and humbled to be trusted with the honor of jury president for this year’s competition at the Festival de Cannes,” said Östlund, who will be the first Swede to head the jury in 50 years, following the footsteps of Ingrid Bergman. “Nowhere in the film world is the anticipation as strong as when the curtain rises on the films in competition at the  festival.”

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Axe is back. Damian Lewis, who departed Showtime’s “Billions” at the end of Season 5, will return to the series in time for Season 7, the network announced late Monday. Lewis, who stars with Guy Pearce in next month’s MGM+ series “A Spy Among Friends,” will return for six of the 12 episodes of “Billions” set to air next season. Lewis is back as Bobby “Axe” Axelrod opposite Paul Giamatti, Corey Stoll and Maggie Siff. The show is currently in production in New York, and Lewis’ return had already been leaked via paparazzi photos that showed him, in character, back with his old “Billions” co-stars. Here’s the logline for next season via Showtime: “In season seven, alliances are turned on their heads. Old wounds are weaponized. Loyalties are tested. Betrayal takes on epic proportions. Enemies become wary friends. And Bobby Axelrod returns, as the stakes grow from Wall Street to the world.”

Damian Lewis is bringing back Bobby Axelrod as he sets his return to the Showtime series Billions for Season 7. Lewis will appear in 6 of the 12 episodes when the show premieres later this year.

Michael B. Jordan not only stars in Creed III but also makes his directorial debut. During the Hollywood premiere at the Chinese Theatre, Jordan introduced the entire cast of the film and gave an emotional speech.

Dancing with the Stars pro Peta Murgatroyd put her own spin on Rihanna‘s Halftime Show performance from the 2023 Super Bowl.

The new movie The Strays has been topping the Netflix charts around the world and fans have been shocked by the ending.

Britney Spears had nothing but praise for Pamela Anderson in an Instagram post that she briefly shared on Thursday.The 41-year-old pop superstar's post, which was quickly deleted, praised Anderson for being a sex symbol at the height of her Baywatch fame, and Britney added that the actress was 'still' very much a sex symbol years later.But in her lengthy caption, Britney got more serious as she saluted the 55-year-old actress' sons Brandon Thomas Lee, 26, and Dylan Jagger Lee, 25, whom she shares with her ex-husband Tommy Lee.Pamela's sons have lately spoken out in her defense ahead of the premiere of the new Netflix documentary about her, Pamela, A Love Story, and they have spoken critically about the Hulu miniseries Pam & Tommy, which their mother disapproved of.Britney's comments praising Pamela's sons arrive as her own sons Sean, 17, and Jayden, 16, have opted to not see her in recent months, which their father Kevin Federline claimed was due to Britney's bizarre and sometimes risqué social media posts.  Britney Spears, 41, stood up for Pamela Anderson, 55, as a sex symbol on Thursday, while saluting her sons Brandon and Dylan Lee for standing up for her amid the fallout from the Hulu series Pam & Tommy Icons: 'She was the only sex icon at one time in America and she still is!!!' the singer–songwriter gushed. She singled out Brandon's criticism of Pam & Tommy delving into a painful chapter in his mother's life, when her sex tape was released without her consent'I'm such a fan of Pamela Anderson,' Britney began her lengthy caption, which was attached to a seemingly unrelated black-and-white photo from 1941 by D.

Wow! Alyssa Milano wasted no time trying to make amends with Britney Spears!

Doja Cat opened up about why comparisons to Britney Spears circa 2007, when the pop star infamously shaved her head during a breakdown, irk her while gracing the cover of Variety.After being likened to the Toxic singer, 41, online following her decision to buzz off her long locks and eyebrows in August, the Kiss Me More hitmaker, 27, called out online trolls for insinuating that her drastic haircut indicated she was struggling with her mental health. 'It's so incredibly disrespectful for people to be minimizing what Britney went through and make a joke out of something that was very serious and a big deal in her life,' the Grammy winner said.She continued: 'Every time I see a comment like that, I can't compute what's happening, other than it's just an awful thing.'The Woman crooner was referring to Spears' challenges with her mental health battle over the past decade, and mandated psychiatric care while placed under a conservatorship by her father, Jamie Spears. Speaking up: Doja Cat opened up about why comparisons to Britney Spears circa 2007, when the pop star infamously shaved her head during a breakdown, irk her while gracing the cover of VarietyLike the former Mouseketeer, Doja has publicly struggled with her rapid rise to fame and navigating the spotlight. Last year, she retracted her emotional outburst about announcing her plans to quit music after receiving criticism for canceling her set at Paraguay's Asunciónico festival due to flooding. The Los Angeles native, who went viral making and releasing music on SoundCloud as a teenager, went on to note that when she shaved off all her hair, she remembered thinking: 'Get this s**t off of me.' 'I needed to change something,' she said.

Britney Spears appeared to have just learned about a tweet Alyssa Milano shared to her social media in December regarding her well-being.The Toxic hitmaker, 41 — who recently received a welfare check from the police sparked by calls from concerned fans — took to her Instagram on Tuesday to call out the Charmed star, 50, for her 'bullying' after the actress Tweeted 'Someone please go check on Britney Spears' last month.'It saddens me to see things about me from people who don’t know me!!! This definitely feels like a form of bullying!!!' the singer wrote underneath a screenshot of the original Tweet.  Upset: Britney Spears, 41, called out Alyssa Milano for her 'bullying' after the actress, 50, Tweeted 'Someone please go check on Britney Spears' last month; (L) Spears pictured 2019, (R) Milano pictured 2022'Ladies, we are supposed to be rooting for one another not pulling one another down!!!' Spears added.As of right now, Alyssa has not responded to Britney's comments. It comes after the police were called to perform a welfare check on the pop diva earlier last week, after she shut down her Instagram page, sparking concerns from fans who contacted authorities to check on her well-being.  'Bullying!': 'This definitely feels like a form of bullying!!!' the singer wrote underneath a screenshot of the original Tweet, which she shared via her Instagram Stories However on Tuesday she was back to being active on her account, as she shared a snap of her toned midriff in a busty brown crop top and plaid mini skirt.'I know these are screenshots but it's the day I got my tattoo she wrote in the caption.

Britney Spears said she's doing fine after a police welfare check after she shut down her Instagram page, sparking concerns from fans who contacted authorities to check on her well-being.'I’m not having a breakdown … I am who I am and moving forward in my life, I have never felt better!!!' the Grammy-winning singer, 41, said Sunday in a post on the account, which she has reinstated after deleting it.The Till The World Ends performer said of the social media account, 'Yes I took my Instagram down and now it’s backup because I can!!!' The latest: Britney Spears, 41, said she's doing fine after a police welfare check after she shut down her Instagram page, sparking concerns from fans who contacted authorities to check on her well-being Spears said she's 'not this girl or that girl' but rather River Red, and happily freed from the constraints of the conservatorship her father presided over until 2021.'Being able to volumize my voice in a world where I lost my rights … for 15 years … gives me an opportunity to succeed !!!' the Oops!... I Did It Again vocalist said.

Steve-O has taken Bam Margera on tour with him, helping his troubled former Jackass co-star work on new material and comparing him to Britney Spears.The 48-year-old comedian has made Margera, 43 — who claimed he was 'basically pronounced dead' at the hospital in December — his opening act on The Bucket List Tour, and the two friends are currently on the road.The pair have been playing to packed houses across the country, launching Bam's comeback after multiple stays in rehab and numerous health struggles.  Under his wing: Steve-O, 48, has taken Bam Margera, 43, on tour with him, helping his troubled former Jackass co-star work on new material and comparing him to Britney SpearsIn video obtained by TMZ, Steve-O recently stunned his audience at the Elsinore Theatre in Salem, Oregon, last weekend when he brought Bam on stage and helped the professional skateboarder workshop his material. Steve-O said: 'My dear friend Bam here is new to the idea of putting together an act.