Emma Corrin Glams Up As Princess Diana While Filming 'The Crown'

Harry Styles has been the victim of a break-in, after a man who was previously convicted of stalking the famous singer, was reportedly hit with new charges, entering into his home without authorization and assaulting someone in the process.The dangerous 28-year-old man currently has a restraining order, after being found guilty of stalking Styles, and was banned to be within 250 of the artist, or try to make contact with him directly or indirectly, including social media, as it was stated in court documents back in 2019.Pablo Tarazaga-Orero has now been accused of assault, after once again trying to enter Styles’ home in North London, and assaulting a woman who is part of the singer’s entourage, destroying a vase during the disturbing incident.It has also been reported that the man has to appear at Westminster Magistrates‘ Court, and is being charged with breaching the original restraining order, as he was not allowed to be close to “the victim’s house.” Additionally, he was charged with using violence as he tried to force his way into the property.During the first trial, it was stated that the man had been sleeping close to Styles’ home in London, and the singer offered him money for food.

Met Office have warned that "wintry showers" and "snow" are returning to the UK later this month as the country is battered by an Arctic weather front. It comes after the country was ravaged by a number of storms in just two weeks, with more chaotic weather now set to come.

Netflix series The Crown will get a sixth season, it has been announced.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – More than five months after revealing “The Crown” will end after season five, Netflix has said its hit show about Britain’s Royal Family will, in fact, extend to a sixth season that will take the series into the early 2000s.

The Crown will now end after a sixth season, instead of the previously announced season 5.“As we started to discuss the story lines for series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons,” creator Peter Morgan said in a statement on Thursday.However, the story line will still not catch up to what’s going on with Prince Harry or Meghan Markle, the executive producer confirmed.“To be clear, series 6 will not bring us any closer to present-day — it will simply enable us to cover the same period in greater detail,” Morgan added.Seasons 1 and 2 of the hit show featured Claire Foy portraying Queen Elizabeth beginning with her ascension to

“The Crown” will end after season five, Netflix has said its hit show about Britain’s Royal Family will, in fact, extend to a sixth season that will take the series into the early 2000s.The streaming giant announced the change of plans on Twitter on Thursday, highlighting that creator Peter Morgan wants to do justice to the “richness and complexity” of the story.Netflix has underlined, however, that season six will be the show’s final run.Writer-creator Morgan said, “As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons.

you know. Per Deadline, The Crown creator Peter Morgan has changed his mind about ending Netflix's celebrated drama series with Season 5. The Crown will now run for six seasons.

Manori Ravindran International EditorMore than five months after revealing “The Crown” will end after season five, Netflix has said its hit show about Britain’s Royal Family will, in fact, extend to a sixth season that will take the series into the early 2000s.The streaming giant announced the change of plans on Twitter on Thursday, highlighting that creator Peter Morgan wants to do justice to the “richness and complexity” of the story.Netflix has underlined, however, that season six will be the show’s final run.The streamer shared a statement from writer-creator Morgan, who said: “As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go

Amazing news for The Crown fans! The show was originally supposed to contain five seasons, but the show’s creator has reconsidered and will now end after season six.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorPeter Morgan has changed his mind on bringing the curtain down on The Crown after five seasons, meaning that the Netflix show will now run for six seasons.Creator Morgan said: “As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons. To be clear, Series 6 will not bring us any closer to present-day — it will simply enable us to cover the same period in greater detail.”The change of heart comes just six months after Netflix announced that Season 5 will be the last.

The Crown, Netflix's drama about Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family, has touched on a variety of topics and scandals from the last several decades, but there's one moment viewers won't see in the upcoming season four: Prince Charles' infamous leaked call with then-mistress Camilla Parker Bowles. In an interview with EW Live, The Crown's Prince Charles, Josh O'Connor, revealed he made sure the conversation, which has been referred to as Camillagate or Tampongate, would not be part of the Netflix series from Peter Morgan.

The acclaimed Netflix series The Crown is on its way back to our screens later this year.

With season four of “The Crown” expected to debut later this year, Josh O’Conner is opening up about what it was like to act out one of the most iconic royal romances on the small screen.

Revisiting one of Diana's most stylish royal tour wardrobes

While many TV shows have been forced to shut down production due to the coronavirus outbreak, “The Crown” was able to finish filming. ET has learned that Peter Morgan’s Netflix drama has completed principal photography on season four, having pulled the final shoot date forward by a few days.

While many TV shows have been forced to shut down production due to the coronavirus outbreak, was able to finish filming. ET has learned that Peter Morgan’s Netflix drama has completed principal photography on season four, having pulled the final shoot date forward by a few days.

THE Crown has made a regal blunder by claiming the queen attended the Royal Variety Performance in the wrong year. The episode in question featured a blue poster for the performance at the Lyceum Theatre in London dated as 1984 – but the Queen didn’t go that year.

The blonde wavy hair, the shy smile and glamorous eighties gown prove again that The Crown bosses have nailed the depiction of Princess Diana.

Fresh off the success of season three of, Josh O’Connor talks with ET about putting aside his portrayal of Prince Charles to take on another iconic role — Mr. Elton in the latest adaptation of Jane Austen’s . 

Netflix hit The Crown, which focuses on the trials and tribulations of the British Royal Family, has reportedly cast Lesley Manville to play Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon for the final series.The worldwide smash created by Peter Morgan will come to an end after series five, which will see Harry Potter legend Imelda Staunton step into The Queen's shoes, taking over from Olivia Colman.Now, BAFTA nominee Lesley will follow in the footsteps of Vanessa Kirby and Helena Bonham-Carter to play the socialite Princess, known as "P2" to her family.Lesley is best known for working with on the Maleficent films as well as her stint opposite Daniel Day-Lewis in Phantom Thread.Speaking to The Sun, a source claims that Manville was one of the first

Royal drama The Crown has cast Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret for its final season.