ESPN Snags Expanded Wimbledon Rights in 12-Year Pact

Queen Elizabeth’s cousin, Prince Michael of Kent, is returning his Russian honour.

Since I Love Lucy ended, there have been a lot of questions about why Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz divorced and where they stood before their deaths three years apart from each other.

Renee Zellweger underwent a remarkable physical transformation to play convicted killer Pam Hupp on the upcoming NBC true crime series The Thing About Pam.In an interview with Variety, the production's makeup artist Arjen Tuiten described how the 52-year-old actress' look was achieved through the use of facial and body prosthetics, which took 80 minutes to apply each day.'We had cheek pieces that went all the way up to the temple,' Tuiten told the media outlet. Unrecognizable: Renee Zellweger underwent a remarkable physical transformation to play convicted killer Pam Hupp on the upcoming NBC true crime series The Thing About Pam.

Celebrities who were born in Ukraine have been speaking out about the war happening in their home country.

Camila Cabello dropped her new single “Bam Bam” today and she has already performed the song for the first time!

Matthew McConaughey reveals the secret to regrowing his hair after more than 20 years, addressing the hair transplant rumors and revealing he has “more hair now than I had in 1999.”The 52-year-old Hollywood star opened up about his experience with hair loss in the 90s, explaining that he had to buzz off all of his hair. He also talked about it during a recent interview, referencing some of his fan-favorite romantic comedies, “You can go back and look at things like The Wedding Planner and those things; I mean, you’ll see, I was losing.”Matthew says he was “fully committed” to regrowing his hair, so he started using a topical ointment for his scalps “once a day for 10 minutes,” adding that it was “no Propecia, no nothing.

Sony Pictures’ “Spider-Man: No Way Home” is nearly at $1.9 billion worldwide, and the two “Venom” films account for $1.3 billion in total, establishing that audiences are hungry for the studio’s splinter cinematic universe. Next up for the studio after “Morbius” in their Spider-Verse is “Kraven The Hunter,” the next villain to receive the solo film treatment.

Pete Davidson’s friend and King Of Staten Island co-star Ricky Velez has come to his defense amid Kanye West’s seemingly never-ending attacks!

Shane Warne's four friends frantically tried to revive him after he suffered a fatal heart attack on holiday in Thailand, according to police.

HBO is responding to claims “Euphoria” fostered an unsafe workplace environment.

Couples who’ve been together for a long time but have yet to head to the altar are the focus of the new Netflix reality series “The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On”.

Sam Heughan dropped by “The Tonight Show” on Thursday to promote the long-awaited sixth season of “Outlander”.

After rising to fame with his iconic drag person Lily Savage, Paul O’Grady has become a national treasure thanks to his numerous radio shows, TV programmes and incredible presenting abilities. Known for his quick wit and charming personality, the beloved presenter quickly won over the hearts of the nation with his emotional series For The Love of Dogs as he told the stories of abandoned pets at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. But despite amassing a legion of fans, Paul lives a considerably private life away from the cameras.

Countdown star Rachel Riley and her husband, ex-Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Pasha Kovalev, have shared a statement on the current Russian invasion of Ukraine on their Instagram accounts.The couple, who have been married three years, responded to the ongoing conflict, reposted a statement from Rise Up With The Arts.The arts project was set up by Pasha and Anya Garnis, his dance partner, to support performers throughout the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.The page, run by the Russian dancers, wrote: "The current situation in Ukraine hits too close to home for the both of us as Russian nationals.""Our passports may say one thing but our hearts are with our family, friends and everyone still in Ukraine that are fighting for their freedom and lives."They went on to explain that their upcoming show "will focus on donating funds" to Save The Children who "help children and young people affected by this terrible conflict".The message ended by saying: "Let’s make art, not war," as they signed off.Pasha shared it on his personal Instagram account to his 46,000 followers and added his own words: "We will need your support now more than ever.

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Avril Lavigne has opened up about her love life and how it has influenced her music.MORE: Avril Lavigne stuns in neon green outfit you need to seeChatting to Kelly Clarkson while on her show this week, the hit singer revealed that she had gone to the recording studio feeling a bit down about her love life, only to come out of it in a relationship.Kelly said: "Your new album is called Love Sux, which well… sometimes it does," to which Avril replied: "I heard, ironically enough, that you met your new boyfriend while making it.VIDEO: Avril Lavigne makes bold revelation about boyfriend Mod Sun"I was in the studio and I was like… I'm jaded on love while now. You need to do that in recording sessions, say where you are at, and that set the tone for this album.PHOTOS: Inside Avril Lavigne's jaw-dropping $7.8m Malibu mansionWOW: Avril Lavigne poses in fishnets for major new photos you have to see"Then a couple days later I had a boyfriend! I'm literally never single,"The clip was shared on Instagram, and many fans were quick to comment.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN plans to drill deeper into issues of diversity and inclusion, going as far as to examine the exit interviews of recently departed employees, in the wake of a dispute that has engulfed two of the network’s basketball reporters, the chairman of the Disney-backed outlet told staffers in a memo.“Change takes time, and I ask for your partnership on this journey,” ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro said to employees in the memo, which was circulated last week.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN’s Stephen A. Smith apologized on air Tuesday morning for comments he made about Los Angeles Angels star Shohei Ohtani, acknowledging the hot talk he typically offers on his program had elevated to boiling after he suggested the Japanese baseball star’s use of an interpreter diminished his appeal, as as well as that of the sport.Smith used the opening minutes of his popular ESPN program, “First Take,” to apologize to the “Asian community, the Asian American community, to Walt Disney and ESPN” for his comments.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDisney will raise the monthly and annual fees for ESPN Plus, one of three different subscription-based streaming services it operates in the U.S., in a maneuver that signals how much the media industry is starting to depend on those direct-to-consumer outlets for new revenue.Starting on Aug. 13, the price of an ESPN Plus subscription will rise to $6.99 a month and $69.99 a year, up from $5.99 a month and $59.99 per year.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN had to devise a new game plan for the NBA Finals.The Disney-owned sports-media giant said it would move its veteran basketball reporter Rachel Nichols off sideline duties for the NBA Finals, slated to be broadcast tonight on ABC and feature the Milwaukee Bucks taking on the Phoenix Suns, and utilize Malika Andrews instead as it grapples with new scrutiny over how it handled a bizarre leak of Nichols on video appearing to disparage last year’s decision to use Maria Taylor in the 2020 Finals production.“We believe this is best decision for all concerned in order to keep the focus on the NBA Finals.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorRachel Nichols typically uses the opening moments of the ESPN basketball program, “The Jump,” to talk about the latest news in the NBA. On Monday, she used it to address a growing story that has her at the center.In July of last year, Nichols was caught on video speaking to representatives of LeBron James about ESPN’s decision to have Maria Taylor host “NBA Countdown” during 2020’s NBA Finals.