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Rita Wilson has shared several rare photos of her and her husband Tom Hanks as concerns for his health were raised this week.MORE: Tom Hanks in tears during emotional tribute following heartbreaking lossThe actress and singer usually posts photos relating to her music or acting career on Instagram, but this week she uploaded a number of personal photos taken alongside her husband during their busy month.WATCH: Tom Hanks overcome with emotion at the Golden Globe awardsThe couple have attended several events in Tennessee, such as the CMA Fest, in which Rita performed, and a special screening of ELVIS, in which Tom plays Tom Parker, Elvis' longtime manager.MORE: Everything you need to know about Tom Hanks' familyREAD: Tom Hanks rocks long hair in must-see school photosOne particularly fun photo sees Tom photobombing his wife and their friends, Tyler and Hayley Hubbard, who also attended the CMA Fest, whilst another sees them holding hands whilst posing next to Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. Rita shared several fun pictures of her and Tom"AMAZING SHOW Keith!" she wrote alongside the snap.Another photo shows the couple at night, posing in front of the Parthenon in Centennial Park in Nashville.

Romeo Beckham has given a fans a small glimpse into his long-distance relationship with girlfriend Mia Regan. Taking to Instagram, the aspiring football - who is based in Miami while his model partner resides in London - shared a small clip of the couple doing a video call.MORE: Romeo Beckham shares sweet picture of Mia Regan after Brooklyn's wedding"Long-distance," wrote Mia, while Romeo commented: "I miss youuuuuuu." He also uploaded a candid throwback shot of the two.

Tom Hanks has sparked concern after his hands were spotted shaking while discussing the new film, Elvis. It comes as the Hollywood star was promoting Baz Luhrmann's biopic Elvis, in Sydney, which sees him star as the singer's manager, 'Colonel' Tom Parker.The star, 65, looked smart as he took to the stage in a suit and white shirt.Addressing the audience, Hanks clutched a microphone with his right hand.He said: "There is no better place in the world to make a motion picture than right here on the Gold Coast.""I've shot films in Morocco and Los Angeles and New York City and Seattle and in Berlin."None of them have what the Gold Coast have, and what is that? Two words.

This Morning presenter admitted that she took part in the test behind his back after anticipating his wrath, and that when he found out, he was enraged.Talking on the Walking The Dog with Emily Dean podcast, she elaborated: "He had this degree and I don’t [so] I secretly went off and did the Mensa."I lied, I said I was going somewhere else, and it took a day to do this test.

Britney Spears has set the record straight by declaring she “never invited” her brother Bryan Spears to her wedding.The singer decided to clear up any speculation to the contrary after Bryan’s girlfriend Amber Lynn Conklin claimed he had missed the wedding to attend his daughter Lexie’s graduation from elementary school.Britney, 40, married her long-term boyfriend Sam Asghari, 28, in an intimate ceremony in California last Thursday.However, the star, who has previously criticised her family’s behaviour towards her during her 13-year-long conservatorship, clarified that her brother Bryan, 45, had not been invited.It comes just after Bryan’s girlfriend Amber Lynn had claimed he had missed the event due to a scheduling conflict, but Britney has since made it publicly known that this was not the case.Britney dropped the bombshell on Instagram yesterday in view of her 41.6 million followers.In the post, she slammed Bryan and the rest of her family for their treatment of her during her strict conservatorship.While a number of high-profile celebrities attended Britney and Sam’s beautiful ceremony at her Thousands Oaks home, the Toxic hitmaker's estranged family were not invited. In an explosive Instagram post Britney told her brother: “You were never invited to my wedding so why even respond??“Do you honestly think I want my brother there who told me ‘no’ to a Jack and coke for 4 years… What ???”She went on to explain Bryan's go-to drink was “a Jack and coke” and that he'd have it “every night” in Las Vegas while she headlined a four-year residency at Planet Hollywood. Britney claimed he “would never even let me have a sip” of the drink and accused him of being similar to her father Jamie Spears in wanting to control her.She

Eurovision is likely to be organised by the BBC if Ukraine decides to ‘resign’ the chance of hosting the event, according to the president of Spain’s state broadcaster RTVE. Eurovision fever stormed the continent last month, with the latest edition of the song contest attracting 189 million streams. It was won by Ukrainian act Kalush Orchestra, who rose up the leaderboard with their track Stefania, just weeks after the nation was invaded by Russia.

Katya Jones is set to go on the run after signing up for the new series of 'Celebrity Hunted'. The 'Strictly Come Dancing ' professional is among the famous faces who will be competing in the show in which they become fugitives and attempt to outsmart a team of captors who are all former cops and intelligence officials. An insider told The Sun producers have high hopes for Katya, saying: "They’re .

“America’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll Magazine” is back with a fresh print edition, as well as a newly available digital archive — and a bigger plan to become its own entertainment company.The revival is the passion product of JJ Kramer, the son of the magazine’s founder, the late Barry Kramer. “When CREEM ceased publication in 1989, it left a massive void that has never been filled, though many have tried,” JJ told The Post. “That’s why CREEM’s return is so significant; its unapologetic and wickedly funny sensibilities have been sorely missed by fans and bands alike.

The 1996 classic film about remaking a film becomes a remake itself in the first trailer for the new HBO Max series Irma Vep.Alicia Vikander stars in the series as Mira, an American actress who signs on to star in a remake of the silent film Les Vampires.The meta remake is based on the 1996 film byOlivier Assayas, who writes and directs the new series, streaming on HBO Max starting June 6. First trailer:The 1996 classic film about remaking a film becomes a remake itself in the first trailer for the new HBO Max series Irma Vep Actress:Alicia Vikander stars in the series as Mira, an American actress who signs on to star in a remake of the silent film Les VampiresThe trailer begins with Mira in character pointing a gun at her co-star and firing it at him as he falls to the floor.Director Rene Vidal (Vincent Macaigne) then instructs her to, 'shoot him again,' which she does as the man groans and Rene pumps his fist with a victorious, 'Yes!' Then he directs her to jump on him with both feet, as she's seen jumping up and down near his head...

Alicia Vikander, is a clever satire of the entertainment industry … with a psychological bent. Premiering Monday, June 6 at 9 p.m., the series is mostly in English with some French subtitles.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Deep down, you are an outlaw yourself,” a director tells his leading lady. “It’s what we share.” His star thanks him, taking the remark as a compliment, but insists she’s nowhere as daring as the character she’s tasked with playing.This moment, in the first episode of HBO’s new series “Irma Vep,” is tossed-off and casual; the actors playing auteur and actress, Vincent Macaigne and Alicia Vikander, are believably weary, film-industry warriors just trying to get through the conversation, and the day.

You’d think it’d be near impossible for Olivier Assayas to add any more meta-textual layers to his 1996 masterpiece, “Irma Vep,” which followed a fictional film crew in their attempts to remake the (real) 1916 movie serial “Les Vampires” by Louis Feuillade. Assayas’ solution? To remake his own remake, but this time as a limited series.

If it feels like the sheer volume of noteworthy television has been overwhelming so far this year, that trend continues going into the summer months. Both new and returning shows are given an equal spotlight, with fan anticipation for series such as “The Umbrella Academy,” “The Boys,” and “Westworld” at all-time highs considering the long wait in between seasons.

CANNES – To be frank, it’s hard to explain Olivier Assayas‘ impressive new limited series “Irma Vep” with a simple logline. It’s primarily about a modern-day movie star, Mira (Alicia Vikander), who is starring in a new limited series inspired by the classic French silent film “Les Vampires” which also inspired a 1997 film, “Irma Vep.” In the HBO series, the director (Vincent Lacoste), is remaking his own movie of “Irma Vep” into a limited series, just like Assayas is in real life.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentIn 1996, Olivier Assayas debuted his film “Irma Vep” at the Cannes Film Festival. 26 years later, the French filmmaker is back at the festival with the same project — but this time, revisited as a HBO series that stars Alicia Vikander.Vikander plays the starring role of a disillusioned actress in the upcoming television show.

Alicia Vikander stuns on the red carpet in a metallic cooper dress at the premiere of Irma Vep during the 2022 Cannes Film Festival held at Palais des Festivals on Sunday (May 22) in Cannes, France.

When cinema is your life, cinema can hurt. “Time doesn’t heal,” Tom Sturridge says about the scars that mark us in Olivier Assayas’ beguiling and fascinating new HBO limited-series version of “Irma Vep.” “Time just buries pain, but the wounds remain.” This eloquent twist on a platitude could perfectly encapsulate Assayas’ director’s statement.

Deadline’s annual group of Ones to Watch in Cannes is made up of actors and filmmakers who are all bringing something fresh to the festival. The distinction isn’t always reserved for brand new faces; rather, we’ve selected people who are branching out, or who find themselves in waters where they are liable to make waves. Cannes can be a place of reinvention, after all.

There’s a lot happening at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival right now and so many big stars stepped out for photo calls during day five.

Sasha Urban editorHBO released the trailer for its upcoming limited series “Irma Vep,” from writer-director Olivier Assayas, based on his 1996 film of the same name. Starring Academy Award winner Alicia Vikander (“Ex Machina”) and produced in partnership with A24, the series premieres June 6 on HBO and HBO Max.Vikander plays Mira, an American film star fresh out of a relationship and disillusioned by her career.

1996s “Irma Vep” saw Olivier Assayas contribute to a rich tapestry of meta cinema stretching back to Federico Fellini’s 1963 masterpiece “8½.” Itself drawing upon François Truffaut’s metafictional “Day For Night” as a direct source, the film followed René Vidal, an over-the-hill film director whose recent output has descended into alienating pseudo-intellectualism, and his attempt to remake the classic French film serial, “Les Vampires.” Introducing veteran of Hong Kong cinema, Maggie Cheung, to a western audience, playing herself as an actress cast in the fictional director’s film as Irma (keeping up?), Assayas’ film contemplated the nature of the creative process, using its verité aesthetic to capture the mania of a film set while also providing a broader meditation on the state of modern French cinema.