Deontay Wilder wants to fight Anthony Joshua and 'clean heavyweight division out'

Billie Lourd and her fiancé, Austen Rydell, tied the knot over the weekend. Lourd, 29, married Rydell, 29, in a destination wedding ceremony on the beach in Cabo San Lucas on Saturday, Vogue reported.  Lourd paid tribute to her late mother, Carrie Fisher, and her late grandmother, Debbie Reynolds, during the nuptials. Her mother and grandmother died a day apart in December 2016.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticBack together in person after two years of going virtual during the pandemic, the Austin-based SXSW Film Festival has announced its juried prizes. As in previous editions, the awards show happened at the midpoint of the nine-day event, before SXSW’s music events suck much of the attention away from film screenings.The top prize in narrative feature competition went to “I Love My Dad,” written and directed by James Morosini, who also stars as a younger version of himself in this uncomfortable retelling of how he was catfished by his father (played by Patton Oswalt).“Morosini displays massive empathy as a filmmaker to get into the mind of the father he feels betrayed by, and also as an actor portraying the impact of that betrayal,” said the jury, who also gave special jury prizes to the cast and crew of “It Is in Us All” and Elizaveta Yankovskaya, star of the Russian film “Nika.” Best documentary feature honors went to director Rosa Ruth Boesten’s “Master of Light,” a portrait of once-incarcerated painter George Anthony Morton’s steps to rebuild his life after prison, which impressed its jury for its empathy as well.“With astonishing intimacy, the film’s visuals build an artful bridge between two- and three-dimensional realms that are deeply rooted and utterly transcendent,” the jury explained.

final trilogy of episodes focused on the Big Three. The first of three installments, «The Guitar Man» (directed by series star Milo Ventimiglia), centered the action on Kevin as he took his twins to the cabin in an effort to prove himself as a father. There, while actively working through the construction and chart the progress of making Jack's dream home for his family a reality — with the help of Cassidy (Jennifer Morrison) and Nicky (Griffin Dunne) -- he found himself faced with an unexpected crisis.

Bachelorette... and Rachel Recchia is too! During Tuesday's live finale of Clayton Echard's season of , the nurse and the flight instructor were announced as the duel leading ladies for the show's upcoming 19th season.The pair will co-star on the upcoming season, which will premiere Monday, July 11 with host Jesse Palmer.«For the first time ever, we will have two Bachelorettes for the entire season,» Jesse told the women, prompting Gabby to ask, «Do we date the same guys?»The host didn't have an answer for her just yet as to how the season would be run, but both Gabby and Rachel seemed overwhelmed with happiness, both for themselves and each other.«I am so happy for her. I truly am,» Rachel gushed.

Clayton. On Tuesday night's finale of , Rachel reunited with this season's leading man for the first time since he sent her home in Iceland.On part one of the show's season finale, Clayton confessed that he had expressed feelings of love to each of his final three women, and said that he had been intimate with both Gabby and Rachel.Rachel decided to stay and meet Clayton's family, despite feeling some lingering uncertainty.

Clayton Echard reunited with Susie Evans after she left Iceland without him on Tuesday's season finale of The Bachelor on ABC.The 28-year-old medical sales rep from Eureka, Missouri, was rejected by Susie, 28, a wedding videographer from Virginia Beach, Virginia, after a last-ditch effort to win her back.Clayton earlier met with Rachel Recchia, 25, and Gabriela 'Gabby' Windey, 30, to break up with both of them at the same time. Season finale: Clayton Echard reunited with Susie Evans after she left Iceland without him on Tuesday's season finale of The Bachelor on ABCThe two-hour season 26 finale was hosted by Jesse Palmer, 43, who interviewed Clayton and Susie live after showing the emotional developments in Iceland.Jesse noted that he knew Clayton was in love with Susie and asked her if she was in love with him.

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Haley Kluge Senior DesignerSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the March 15 finale of ABC’s “The Bachelor.”Clayton Echard’s run as “The Bachelor” has been less than smooth. His season’s conclusion was no different.During Monday’s penultimate episode, Clayton attempted to salvage his relationships with finalists Gabby Widney and Rachel Recchia. He confessed that he loved and had slept with them both, which had everyone in hysterics and nearly caused Gabby to self-eliminate.Despite the dramatic rose ceremony, both women stuck around and met Clayton’s family in Iceland.

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Speaking their minds. Clayton Echard‘s exes Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia didn’t hold back during After the Final Rose on Tuesday, March 15.

Tyson Fury looked more primed for a big mac than his big fight with Anthony Joshua after being spotted at McDonald's.The heavyweight champion swung by the drive-thru in his brand new Land Rover Defender in his home town of Morecambe.Fury was spotted at the wheel with an unknown man in the passenger seat as he indulged in his love of fast food.The boxer, who weighed in at 28 stone in 2017, embarked on a fat-shedding regime in order to face Deontay Wilder in 2018.He lost a colossal 10 stone before his fight with the American, which Fury drew before winning the rematch last year. Despite his weight loss, the 32-year-old Gypsy King has admitted that he still enjoys a treat or two from time to time.

Anthony Joshua is proving to be a big-hitter in the property world after splashing out £7.5million on homes in 12 months.

Deontay Wilder could have been suffering with a "brain issue" during his brutal defeat against Tyson Fury last year, says his former coach Mark Breland.Wilder was battered from pillar to post by Fury in Las Vegas 12 months ago, dropping to the canvas twice before Breland threw the towel to surrender his WBC heavyweight title in round seven.He partly blamed his then-trainer for the defeat, insisting Breland should never have thrown the towel despite appearing dazed and groggy in the fight.The Bronze Bomber also suggested the 40-pound costume he wore to the ring on the night drained him of energy.But Breland believes Wilder could have in fact been dealing with an issue in the brain during the fight, as he was left with blood coming out of his

Heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua has become Britain’s first official £100m boxer.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are "on the verge" of finalising their highly-anticipated heavyweight showdown, says the former's promoter Eddie Hearn.Hearn has been negotiating with Fury's promoters Bob Arum and Frank Warren ever since Joshua cleared the last remaining obstacle blocking his path to a lucrative mega-fight with the Gypsy King back in December.AJ knocked out IBF mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev inside nine rounds at Wembley Arena and can now turn his attention to an eagerly-awaited clash with his British nemesis in 2021.Contracts between the two teams have been back and forth, but Hearn insists they are now closer than ever to confirming the fight."Contracts have been backwards and forwards.

Deontay Wilder has raised eyebrows by naming Tyson Fury in his top three finishes and claiming he "definitely knocked his a** out".

Anthony Joshua has revealed his plans to join the WWE - to follow in his hero Muhammad Ali's footsteps.The British boxer is the current IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion after his latest fight against Kubrat Pulev.He defended his belts after a gritty contest with the hard-as-nails Bulgarian.And there are plans afoot for AJ to take on Tyson Fury in what promises to be one of the biggest British boxing clashes in years.Almost every heavyweight wants to take Joshua on in the ring as he remains one of the most famous boxers in the world.But the Watford-born star has already set his sights on where he wants to be when he hangs his gloves up."I'm gonna do WWE because that's what Muhammad Ali done," Joshua said.

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Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are almost ready to confirm what will be one of the biggest fights in the history of heavyweight boxing for later this year.The undefeated Fury and Olympic gold medalist Joshua are set to bring all four belts together for the first time in the history of the division following their most recent wins over Deontay Wilder and Kubrat Pulev respectively.Eddie Hearn stated earlier this week that Fury’s American promoter Bob Arum had asked him to cool public talk over the upcoming deal, with the Matchroom boss giving fans a timeline of two more weeks.With Joshua set to meet Hearn this week to discuss the finer details, the pair could agree to some changes in the terms after their contract offer was sent to Fury’s

Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury could be confirmed before the end of the month.Managing director of Matchroom Sport, Eddie Hearn, has stated that although he is getting bored of the constant talk over negotiations, an agreement could be in place by the end of February.The bout, which has been dubbed the biggest in British boxing history, could bring the WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO titles together for the first time ever.Hearn has admitted in the past that at least one of their two planned bouts would likely take place abroad, and added that he has been told to stop the speculation by veteran promoter Bob Arum.Hearn told iFL TV this week: “To be honest with you I don’t really wanna talk about the fight because I keep saying the same thing, don’t I?

Deontay Wilder's former trainer has claimed he feared his fighter had suffered a brain injury during his rematch with Tyson Fury.