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Joe Otterson TV ReporterOmar Sy has signed a first-look television deal with HBO Max.Under the deal, the French actor and producer will develop series for the streamer for multiple markets around the globe.“I am very happy to be partnering with HBO Max who share my dreams of developing globally appealing content for audiences around the world, including French speaking Africa, France and the United States,” Sy said.Sy broke out with his starring role in the French film “The Intouchables,” for which he earned a César for best actor. He was the first Black actor to win the award.

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Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAmber Heard told jurors on Thursday that she has been humiliated by the defamation trial with ex-husband Johnny Depp, and deserves to reclaim her voice.Heard was the final witness called in the trial, which has been underway for the last six weeks in Fairfax, Va. Both sides rested their rebuttal cases on Thursday. Closing arguments will be made on Friday, and then the jury will begin deliberations, which are expected to extend into next week.Depp has accused Heard of destroying his career with fabricated allegations of domestic violence and sexual assault.

An elderly man was arrested after telling developers to 'get off my property', claiming that he owns a former community centre set to be turned into flats.

A six-year-old boy lies asleep on a bag covered up in a coat on the cold floor of an airport terminal - a shocking image of yet another family holiday ruined this year. A furious mum has shared photographs of her two young sons trying to sleep at Gatwick Airport after flight delays caused chaos and heartache for dozens of families.

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Al Roker is sharing a message of support and sympathy to all parents worried about their children's future.ALSO: HELLO! launches Jubilee T-shirt collection to celebrate Queen Elizabeth in styleThough his own children are all beyond their school-age years, his youngest son, Nick, was only ten-years-old when the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting occurred in Newtown, Connecticut.Filming from his home gym as he walked on a treadmill, a sight very familiar for his loyal fans, the Today Show star used the 1986 hit Higher Love by Steve Winwood to deliver his thoughtful message.WATCH: Al shares emotional tribute during recent Washington DC tripMORE: Al Roker's wife Deborah Roberts left emotional by son Nick's big achievement"What greater love is there than people who love their children, whether it's a parent to a son or daughter, whether it's a godmother or godfather, or grandparents who care about their children or people who care about all of our kids."Continuing, he pleaded: "Higher love.

Future Nostalgia tour is still going strong, and so are the looks from Dua Lipa. We know we won't be disappointed at whatever style selections come next. By By By By More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.

Quinta Brunson – the star and creator of ABC’s Abbott Elementary – went to Twitter to respond to the overwhelming number of requests she’s received to film an episode of her critically acclaimed show about a school shooting after this month’s recent string of tragic events.In a series of tweets, Brunson spoke about the misguided priorities of some people, telling them not to ask for “entertainment,” but to demand change from elected officials towards a flawed legal system.wild how many people have asked for a school shooting episode of the show I write. people are that deeply removed from demanding more from the politicians they've elected and are instead demanding "entertainment." I can't ask "are yall ok" anymore because the answer is "no."“Wild how many people have asked for a school shooting episode of the show I write,” the Philadelphia native wrote on Twitter.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSinger-songwriter and rabble-rouser M.I.A has signed with Island Records and returns with a brand-new track titled ‘The One.’ Produced by Rex Kudo & T-Minus. The track comes with confirmation that a new album titled ‘MATA’ is on the way.Listen to ‘The One’ below.  Undoubtedly, one of the most important and potent multi-medium artists of this millennium, M.I.A’s career spans 5 studio albums, international performances, multiple sold-out world tours, GRAMMY® and Academy Award recognition, while continuously pushing the boundaries of digital and ideological possibilities. M.I.Ahas never lost touch with her indelible punk spirit that inspired her glitching directorial debut; Elastica’s Mad Dog music video, to her self-directed tour visuals, graphics and NFT’s that continue to bend minds to this day.

Jon Burlingame editorWith “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” debuting Friday on Disney+, English composer Natalie Holt becomes the first woman to score a live-action “Star Wars” project, on the heels of her success with Marvel’s “Loki.”She spent four months on the project, including two months in Los Angeles recording with many of the same musicians who recorded John Williams’ new theme for the series, as revealed by Variety in mid-February.“It’s been such a fine balance, all the way along, finding the right level of ‘Star Wars’ homage, because we’ve got heritage characters,” she says, referring to Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor), Darth Vader (Hayden Christensen) and others, “and adding in new elements as well,” she says. “These heritage characters have big themes that everybody expects to hear when they get on screen.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticNear the beginning of the final episode of Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show, the host found herself sadly, solemnly dancing.Wiping away tears, DeGeneres stomped up the steps of her stage’s audience section, embracing members of the crowd wearily, mouthing the lyrics “you’ve got the best of my love” — even as it seemed evident from her demeanor that her guests had what was left of it. This was an admirable concession to routine from a host who has made her name through nimble footwork: Redefining herself as a broadcast-ready daytime host after the 1990s sitcom “Ellen” was cancelled shortly after her public coming-out, DeGeneres embraced cute rubber-soled jiving as a way to express her desire to seem relatable.

Johnny Depp has denied that he tried to get ex-wife Amber Heard fired from Aquaman.During the ongoing defamation trial against Heard, Depp was questioned on Wednesday (May 25) as a rebuttal witness by her legal team.Asked about allegations that he tried to get his ex-wife fired from the 2018 film, Depp claimed he contacted Warner Bros. about his split from Heard and the domestic violence allegations to warn the studio about potential negative press around Aquaman and the Fantastic Beasts franchise.Speaking at the trial (via TheWrap), Depp said: “I felt that it was my responsibility to get the truth to Warner Bros.

Ellen DeGeneres is officially done with The Ellen DeGeneres Show after 19 years in syndication.

A guest on This Morning felt the need to remind Phillip Schofield of where he was as he made a summer confession. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Wednesday alongside co-host Holly Willoughby.

Phillip Schofield has deleted his Twitter app, despite having an impressive 4. 4million followers, after having had enough of the trolls. Admitting he wants ‘no part of it’, the presenter labelled the platform a ‘cesspit’ with ‘vile and disgusting’ trolls.

TV Star Phillip Schofield has revealed that he's deleted Twitter, and that he wants “no part of it” because of the online abuse he gets. Phillip, who recently turned 60, was discussing the popular online social media platform on This Morning in the wake of SpaceX’s Elon Musk acquiring it for £34.5 billion. As a result, Twitter will now be a privately owned company.

This Morning host Phillip Schofield has won the hearts of many breakfast TV viewers, but among the praise has been the "vile and disgusting" presence of social media trolls.The Dancing On Ice presenter has now confessed that he's cut the app out of his phone completely in protest."I've deleted it... and I'll quite openly say that," he bluntly exclaimed.His comments emerged following the news that Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter has been approved.There has been talk since of the possibility of all users needing to have their identity verified before engaging with the app - and that's a suggestion Phillip supports."There's the side of the argument where, if you're gonna say something, make sure you can back it up with your own name," he stated."If that isn't the case, then it could become even more of a cesspit than it already is!"The ITV star continued: "There is a section that is wonderful and magnificent and funny and informative, [but] there is a section that is vile and disgusting and I want no part of it in my life."Phillip's most recent tweet was sent prior to Christmas last year - and, for a showbiz star, that's an uncommonly long time without a status update.He remains active on Instagram, where he has an impressive three million followers, but has comments on all of his photos switched off in a bid to deter the trolls.His This Morning co-star Vanessa Feltz echoed his sentiments, stating that she had "never been anywhere near it"."I've never even looked at it and the reason why is that I just don't think I have a strong enough constitution," she joked."I would detest it, quite frankly.

Phillip Schofield has revealed he's deleted the Twitter app from his phone.The 60-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Tuesday (April 26) to present This Morning alongside Holly Willoughby.During the latest instalment of the ITV daytime show, Phillip revealed that he no long has the application on his mobile because he wants "no part of it" in his life.He joined Twitter back in 2009 and boats 4.4million followers on the micro-blogging site.Phillip's account remains active despite him branding the social media platform "a cesspit" and pointed out that there are "vile and disgusting" trolls online.Discussing Elon Musk buying Twitter, and the suggestion that all users may have to be verified, Phillip said: "There's the side of the argument where, if you're gonna say something, make sure you can back it up with your own name."If that isn't the case, then it could become even more of a cesspit than it already is. I've deleted it off my phone.

If it’s good enough for TV royalty Holly Willoughby then it’s good enough for me. Or so I thought before the moment when I had to jump into a sub-zero swimming pool in South East London. Holly put the spotlight on cold water therapy with her latest show, BBC One’s Freeze the Fear, and she has found it an emotional experience.