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Tom Hardy, 44. In a new book, the author has detailed her alleged strained relationship with Tom on set.The claims have been made public in Kyle Buchananan's book titled Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild and True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road.In this, Charlize details how the relationship between the pair became so strained on the film's set.Charlize, who played Imperator Furiosa in the book, has broken her silence amid claims of Tom's behaviour on set.Mark Goellnict, one of the camera operators on the film said he was three hours late on one day and Charlize was ready to film.However, Tom was nowhere to be seen, leading Charlize to really want "to make a point".He continued: "She didn't go to the bathroom, didn't do anything.She just sat in the War Rig."Upon his arrival, Charlize reportedly said to Tom: "How disrespectful are you?"She allegedly continued to suggest to producers that they should "fine the f*** a hundred thousand dollars" for time wasted.Mark continued that this led Tom to be "quite aggressive", leaving Charlize to feel "threatened".Addressing these claims about the incident, Charlize said: "It got to a place where it was kind of out of hand, and there was a sense that maybe sending a woman producer down could maybe equalise some of it, because I didn't feel safe."She continued: "I don't want to make excuses for bad behaviour, but it was a tough shoot."Now, I have a very clear perspective on what went down."I don't think I had that clarity when we were making the movie.

ITV News Calendar team today ahead of her exit next month.The TV star announced the news in a series of tweets in view of her 20,000 Twitter followers.She explained she initially said she would leave the programme in January, but the recruitment process for her replacement had taken longer due to the coronavirus pandemic.Katy also clarified that she is now set to stay in the role with her “wonderful” colleagues until the end of next month.Sharing three pictures alongside her co-stars, Katy penned: “A little update… so I said I’d be here on secondment til jan it’s now feb… (sic)“A few have been asking what’s going on! Well with Covid etc it’s taken @itvcalendar a little longer to recruit which means I have the pleasure of being with this wonderful team until the end of March…”In separate tweets, Katy explained she would return to Good Morning Britain from April as she thanked viewers for their support.She wrote: “…it’s then time to dust off the early alarm clock and rejoin my @gmb family from April!“Thanks so much to everyone who’s been so supportive and welcomed me into your living rooms at tea time, what a privilege it’s been…“…and as you can see, even with all the bad news there’s been we’ve had some great laughs along the way.“Thanks for all your messages and I really hope some of you will follow me back for the 6am switch.”Katy also wished Lara Rostron good luck as the BBC journalist prepares to step into her shoes at the forefront of Calendar.The broadcaster said: “For those in Yorkshire the lovely @LaraRostronTV will be taking the reigns from April, good luck Lara I know you’ll get the same warm Calendar welcome I did!“My last day at Calendar will be March 31st, I’ll catch a few [sleeping emoji] then see you again

The Repair Shop star Jay Blades posted a poignant-looking photo of himself with his head bowed down. Before fans rushed to the rescue of the dejected-looking star, he assured them he wasn't sad - but just wanted to pay his respects to them and others who have supported him"THOUGHT OF THE DAY.

It’s the return of Florence + The Machine!

Some news in the film world today regarding the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.

Kim Kardashian is ready to see some fashion shows.

Ashley Greene is opening up about the dynamic on the set of Twilight.

Beyonce and Adele are big fans of Tyler Perry‘s Instagram!

Tool have announced plans to mark the 30th anniversary of their classic 1992 EP ‘Opiate’ with a re-imagined and extended version of the title track.The new version of the song, which is available to stream from March 1, will also be celebrated with a short film and 46-page art book featuring behind-the-scenes and making-of photos, interviews and more, on March 18.Visual artist Dominic Hailstone, who has previously worked on the sci-fi movie Alien: Covenant, teamed up with guitarist Adam Jones for the 10-minute-plus video, which is the band’s first in 15 years.You can listen to a snippet of the new version of ‘Opiate’ below and order the physical release here.A post shared by Tool (@toolmusic)Meanwhile, the band angered fans earlier this week after announcing plans to sell an ultra-deluxe vinyl version of their 2019 album ‘Fear Inoculum’ for $810 (£595).The album will only be available to fans who bought the Toolarmy VIP tickets to the forthcoming dates on their tour. For $810, the collection includes five discs of 180-gram vinyl, with music on one side and etched art on the other.

Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz pose for photos together at a special screening of The Batman at BFI IMAX Waterloo on Wednesday (February 23) in London, England.

Prince Harry is taking legal action.

Hilary Duff is speaking out about the controversy that happened earlier this year with sparked some backlash.

Tom Brady has made his first major move after announcing his retirement from the NFL.

Eureka O’Hara is bravely opening up about her mental and physical health.

Bella Hadid and her boyfriend Marc Kalman are spending some quality time together during Milan Fashion Week!

Lamar Odom was evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house earlier this week, and he gave an extensive interview with Julie Chen Moonves as part of his exit.

It was a dress seen around the world — and now it’s officially a part of fashion history.

The end is near for “Ozark” — and it’s closer than we expected!

Avril Lavigne’s iconic track “Sk8ter Boi” is being turned into a movie and now the singer tells ET Canada that fans can expect to see cameos from some of her famous friends.

Jabari Banks may be in the new “Bel-Air” series but he knows a thing or two about the old one.

Chris Willman Music WriterWas 1971 the best single year for recorded popular music, ever? Or merely the year in which it reached peak cultural significance? Maybe, just maybe, the answer could be: both. You’ll certainly be hard-pressed to come up with a better argument for another annum after watching all eight episodes of “1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything,” which just premiered on Apple TV Plus.Let’s face it: Your well-considered alternate pick is going to have a hard time besting the year that generated Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On,” Carole King’s “Tapestry,” Joni Mitchell’s “Blue,” the Who’s “Who’s Next,” Elton John’s “Madman Across the Water,” T.