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Lizzo is opening up about how Eddie Murphy's role as Professor Klump in  triggered a roller coaster of emotions for her — including sadness.In a wide-ranging interview for 's latest cover story, the 33-year-old singer addressed the challenges of superstardom, what it was like running into Melissa McCarthy after she beat her out for the Ursula role in Disney's live-action and her new Amazon series, .But the conversation also touched on body representation in Hollywood -- specifically, how a young Lizzo was affected by Murphy donning fat suits in films like 2007's. But a particular scene in Murphy's 1996 film, , centered around a morbidly obese but lovable university professor, really hit a nerve.«It's funny, because I’m the biggest Eddie Murphy fan of all time,» Lizzo tells.

Tyler Perry’s iconic, gun-slinging grandma, Mabel «Madea» Earlene Simmons!Just when fans thought Perry stepped out of the wig and housecoat for the last time in 2019, Madea's back, in , and she may be here to stay.“Listen, I thought it was over this last time,” Perry told ET’s Kevin Frazier at the film’s premiere on Tuesday. “So, I’ve decided not to say anything. Just let it be.”Perry promised that he «officially hung up» the character with 2019’s.

, Jesse Williams says he would consider returning before the long-running medical drama comes to an end. Recently renewed for season 19, it’s unclear how much longer the show will continue, but that doesn’t mean Williams can’t reprise his role as Dr.

A veteran chip chop boss has pledged: “I promise to give the people of Paisley a well priced fish supper for as long as I can.”

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jesse Williams and Patrick J. Adams are following up their iconic roles – on, and, respectively – with a much anticipated turn on stage in the Broadway revival of.

The finalists for the Lanarkshire Live Pub of The Year competition are in.

Peacock.A new U.S. version of the popular dating competition series has been greenlit for two seasons at the NBCUniversal-owned streaming service, it was announced Wednesday.

Patrick J. Adams will finally make his Broadway debut in a revival of. The Tony Award-winning play sees former star portraying a professional baseball player unsure about his teammate’s decision to come out at the height of his career.

Former top ref Hugh Dallas reckons the SFA must treat VAR as a matter of urgency for its referees.

Davie Provan admits he's surprised Celtic won't train on Bodo/Glimt's plastic pitch ahead of their Europa Conference League showdown.

The price you pay to be a rock star!

Nicola Peltz shared a heartfelt update with her followers on social media on Wednesday as she paid an adorable tribute to her fiancé, Brooklyn Beckham.Taking to her Instagram Stories, the actress posted an image of her fiancé cutting some sushi, to which she had added the word "Baby", a pink background and a sweet photo of two white rabbits.MORE: Nicola Peltz freaked out by Brooklyn Beckham's weird home quirkNicola captioned the image: "Sushi by @brooklynbeckham soo yummy and soo proud of you [heart emoji]. I love watching you fall in love with your craft every day." Keen cook Brooklyn and his beloved got engaged in July 2020 after nine months of dating.WATCH: Brooklyn Beckham hints at baby news in personal note to Nicola PeltzThey are currently planning their wedding although the date hasn't been publicly revealed.SEE: Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée Nicola Peltz smoulders in intimate bed selfie after big announcementMORE: Brooklyn Beckham reveals breathtaking view from $10.5m home with Nicola PeltzLast week, Brooklyn showed his commitment to his wife-to-be, however, with a striking tattoo in her honour: the word "Peltz" across his chest, between his cherub tattoos.

The Trafford Centre has issued a message to anybody planning to shop there over Christmas and New Year.

My London reports how Paul Burrell, ex-butler to the Queen and Princess Diana, discussed the unique shopping approach that allows the 95-year-old monarch to keep safe amidst the pandemic.

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John Lewis’s Christmas buyer Jason Billings-Cray, who predicts “this love affair is here to stay”. The inspiration for the brand’s Christmas looks for this year range from snowy mountains to twilit forests and coastal sunsets (pictured top), and there are plenty of natural-themed baubles and table decorations to be found, from birds and animals to trees and flowers. Wild, naturalistic wreaths and garlands are also very much on trend - take a tip from florist Kitten Grayson and forage for foliage and dried flowers to make your own (leave the foliage in the shed overnight to allow any creepy crawlies to leave before bringing it into the house).

A postie who left a frail pensioner lying on her ­doorstep after she fell has been sacked by Royal Mail.

Twitter to call out John Lewis after they had a children's dress on sale called "Lollita".The dress has been pulled from shelves due to it's name being similar to Vladmir Nabokov's 1955 novel, Lolita, which details child sex abuse.Victoria took to Twitter on Thursday to call out John Lewis for the dress with a screenshot of it's advertisement on their site and a strongly worded message.In view of her 611,100 followers, the journalist penned: "If you were going to think of a name for a child's party dress, what would you NOT call it?"Many took to the comments to express their opinion on the badly worded children's dress.LisaFar34706367 said: "The name is a poor choice."The dress is a representation of all that is polyester in the shops and

John Lewis has pulled a child’s party dress named “Lollita” from its shelves after receiving criticism for stocking it.

John Lewis’s Christmas buyer Jason Billings-Cray, who predicts “this love affair is here to stay”. The inspiration for the brand’s Christmas looks for this year range from snowy mountains to twilit forests and coastal sunsets (pictured top), and there are plenty of natural-themed baubles and table decorations to be found, from birds and animals to trees and flowers. Wild, naturalistic wreaths and garlands are also very much on trend - take a tip from florist Kitten Grayson and forage for foliage and dried flowers to make your own (leave the foliage in the shed overnight to allow any creepy crawlies to leave before bringing it into the house).