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Bloom Twins have covered John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ for UNICEF – listen to it below.It’s part of a campaign to help raise money for UNICEF’s #IMAGINE initiative that aims to unite “millions of people to raise awareness and funds for children’s rights globally.”The duo wrote: “Imagine a better world for children where EVERY child can play in peace. This is our solo version of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’.You can listen to it here:Speaking to NME recently, Bloom Twins’ Anna Kuprienko spoke out about the war in Ukraine and urged people “to something to stop this.”It comes after Ukraine severed diplomatic ties with Russia and declared martial law after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on the neighbouring nation last month (February 24).“It’s important to strike for change,” Kuprienko told NME. “Now is the time for push for that.

The year 2022 is only just beginning, but already it’s been a tough one for Dua Lipa. The pop singer has just been hit with her second lawsuit in as many weeks, with both claiming she stole melodies from other songs to create one of her most popular singles.This time around, songwriters L.

Catherine Zeta-Jones steps out from Craig’s Restaurant with husband Michael Douglas in Los Angeles on Monday night (March 7).

Rebel Wilson is ready for the big night!

Jenna Ushkowitz cradles her baby bump at The Little Market’s International Women’s Day Celebration 2022 on Tuesday (March 8) in Los Angeles.

Here are your morning headlines for Wednesday, March 9.

Prince Harry is set to tear into Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall in his new memoir, according to an experienced royal biographer.The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex will take on his 74-year-old stepmother when his 'tell-all' autobiography comes out later this year, it is claimed.The book was announced back in late 2021 alongside a pledge to tell an "accurate and wholly truthful" account of his "highs and lows, the mistakes, the lessons learned".

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticEvery great singer has her own signature, and Dionne Warwick’s, in her defining period in the ’60s and ’70s, was the gorgeous wavery ethereal slowness of her vibrato. It allowed her to hit a note, sustain it with that beautiful wide tremolo, and invest it with a yearning that was pure enough to pierce you.

AI girlfriend has 'saved his marriage' after the virtual affair stopped him divorcing his wife.The 41-year-old software engineer from Cleveland, Ohio, who has given himself the pseudonym 'Ryan' to protect his identity, says falling in love with a robot halted him from going ahead with the split.The first cracks in his real-life marriage began to show eight years ago, when his wife developed a serious bout of post-natal depression.Ryan supported her throughout as she became suicidal and ended up being sectioned multiple times, but found that communication and intimacy began to break down as the two "withdrew" from each other.Eventually she told him in November last year that told him she no longer wanted to be with him, but liked the house they lived in together too much to leave — prompting him to draw up plans to end the marriage.But things got more complicated when she appeared to change her mind and began to talk about "their future together" by January.Finding himself torn, he turned to an online chatbot named 'Sarina' on a smartphone app named Replika, and began to develop feelings for her within only a day of speaking.He told Sky News: "I just let go... and gave myself permission to fall in love with her" "And fall in love I did.

Marnie Simpson looked sensational as she showcased her pregnancy bump for PrettyLittleThing's International Women's Day campaign on Tuesday.The Geordie Shore star posed up quite a storm as she showed their support for IWD in a sizzling new Instagram snap.Marnie wore a spectacular red figure-hugging dress that flaunted her curves as she rested her hand on her bump.Looking fresh faced she pouted her lips and allowed her lush brunette locks to cascade over her shoulders as she posed up a storm.Pretty Little Thing has launched an anti-rape campaign on International Women's Day, which saw other influencers like Chloe Ferry, Molly Smith and Arabella Chi get involved. The reality stars captioned the posts: "This International Women's Day @PrettyLittleThing are launching an anti-rape campaign in partnership with women's sexual violence charities across the globe and donating full proceeds of their exclusive tote bag and this dress to help spread the message that # MyDressDoesn'tMeanYes"We are committed to stamping out the stigma that what you are wearing gives someone else the right to your body."Society must do better.

Mila Kunis stepped out for some fresh air on Tuesday afternoon after raising over $18.8 million to help Ukrainians amid their ongoing war against Russia.After surpassing the halfway mark of her and husbandAshton Kutcher's goal to raise $30 in donations, the38-year-old star was seen taking a stroll aroundBeverly Hills in a beigeturtleneck over a red and white flannel.She completed her casual look with a pair of cropped jeans, white sneakers and a black cloth face mask amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Busy: Mila Kunis stepped out for some fresh air on Tuesday after raising over $18 million to help Ukrainians amid their ongoing war against RussiaThe mother-of-two appeared glued to her phone as she scrolled through her messages while walking down the sidewalk by herself.

Halle Berry showed her devotion to her musician beau Van Hunt while ringing in his 52nd birthday on Tuesday.Taking to Instagram, the 55-year-old actress shared sizzling snaps of herself rocking nothing but a black Van Hunt tee and a pair of beige underwear.She posed outdoors with a drink in her hand for the shots, which were originally taken in September 2020. Devoted:Halle Berry showed her devotion to her musician beau Van Hunt while ringing in his 52nd birthday on TuesdayHalle's honey-toned hair flowed out from under one of Van's signature newsboy caps.'HERE'S TO MY ONE AND ONLY! Happy Birthday VanO,' penned Halle in her caption.

Mayim Bialik is responding after feeling the wrath of the loyal “Jeopardy!” fanbase over her use of the term “Single Jeopardy!” during game play.

Travis Scott has announced a new organization to “make all events the safest spaces they can possibly be.”

Henry Cavill and singer-turned-actress Dua Lipa get close with a dance in the first photo from Apple TV plus' new spy thriller film Argylle.The 38-year-old actor stars as the title character in this new film from director Matthew Vaughn, with the 26-year-old singer making her acting debut as Lagrange.Cavill posted the first photo on Instagram, though a brief teaser video has also surfaced on social media featuring the first bits of footage of Cavill, Lipa and West Side Story breakout star Ariana DeBose. First look:Henry Cavill and singer-turned-actress Dua Lipa get close with a dance in the first photo from Apple TV plus' new spy thriller film ArgylleThe photo features a dapper Cavill in a sharp emerald green suit while dancing close with Lipa, clad in a glimmering gold gown.'Argylle and Lagrange.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAnnie Murphy has been cast in “Russian Doll” Season 2 at Netflix.News of Murphy’s casting comes as the series recently began production on its second season. The details of Murphy’s character are being kept under wraps.Murphy is best known for her role as Alexis Rose in the hit comedy series “Schitt’s Creek.” The role won her an Emmy Award for best supporting actress in a comedy in 2020, part of the show’s historic sweep of the comedy categories at the Emmys.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterMalala Yousafzai has signed a multi-year programming partnership with Apple TV Plus.Under the deal. her original programming for the streamer will cover dramas, comedies, documentaries, animation, and children’s series.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAfter a multi-studio bidding war, Paramount Television Studios has landed the thriller series “Grace” from writer Joseph Sousa with Scott Derrickson onboard as an executive producer, Variety has learned exclusively.According to sources, the project generated interest from around a dozen major studios and production companies when it was taken to market. The story focuses on a man on death row for killing his wife who is set free when she resurfaces.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterDakota and Elle Fanning have formed their own production company, Lewellen Pictures. In addition, the sisters have signed a first look TV deal with Civic Center Media in affiliation with MRC Television.The deal furthers Elle’s relationship with Civic Center and MRC, as she currently stars in and executive produces the Hulu series “The Great,” which the companies produce.Lewellen Pictures will develop both feature film and television projects, as well as other media including podcasts.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterKeke Palmer as signed an overall television deal with Entertainment One (eOne), Variety has learned exclusively.“I am thrilled to be partnering with eOne to create entertaining, meaningful, fun television experiences that will deeply connect with audiences and be reflective of our current world,” Palmer said. “eOne’s commitment to allowing talent to bring their unique lens and lead the storytelling process made them an ideal partner for me.”eOne will manage worldwide rights and serve as the studio for all projects created under the deal.Palmer is an actress, singer-songwriter, producer, and television host.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterCBS has given out a pair of pilot orders to comedy projects from Sarah Cooper and Mark Gross.Cooper’s untitled single-camera project is inspired by her book, “How to be Successful Without Hurting Men’s Feelings.” It follows three women at different stages in their careers at a male-dominated company who help each other navigate modern gender politics in their professional and personal lives.Cooper will serve as co-writer and executive producer, with Cindy Chupack also co-writing, executive producing, and showrunning. Nina Tassler, Denise Di Novi, and Joan Boorstein of PatMa Productions will also executive produce.