FX’s Kate Lambert & ‘Quarter Life Poetry’ Creator Samantha Jayne Talk Innovative FXX Short-Form Series ‘Cake’ And The Half-Hour Series It’s Spawned

The new season of “Selling Sunset” is almost here.

Amanda Bynes’ conservatorship has come to an end. During a hearing on Tuesday, the conservatorship over Bynes’ person and estate was terminated, with the judge congratulating the actress and wishing her good luck.

Love Island winner Millie Court has given a glimpse inside her sun-soaked trip to Los Angeles. The 24 year old, who recently broke her silence following split rumours from Liam Reardon, has shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her trip to Los Angeles while shooting campaigns for ASOS and sports brand Puma.

Dancing On Ice first landed on our screens back in 2006, and we've watched numerous well-known stars take to the ice over the years. There's been 13 celebrities take home the trophy so far, with the 14th winner set to be announced in this week's final, which takes place on Sunday 27 March. Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Wyatt, Regan Gascoigne, and Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole are set to battle it out in the Dancing On Ice 2022 final.

Joe Swash urged his followers to ignore any "funny" messages his Instagram account may have sent as he revealed his account has been hacked. The former EastEnders actor, 40, filmed himself in his garden at home at Pickle Cottage, which he shares with fiancée Stacey Solomon, her children Zachary, 14, nine, Leighton, and their own Rex, two, and baby Rose, who was born in October, as the sunshine bathed the star. Squinting his eyes at the camera and wearing a cap to shield from the bright light, Joe began with a grin: "Hello everyone, hope you're enjoying this weather! "Umm, I think someone just hacked into my Instagram so if you get any funny messages from my account please ignore them and don't open them!", the star warned.

Daisy May Cooper has sparked rumours she’s engaged to her boyfriend Ryan Weymouth after showing off a new tattoo of his name on her wedding ring finger.Taking to Instagram Stories, the This Country star, 35, shared a snap of her new inking with the caption: “My first tat”. She also added a red love heart emoji. In the picture, Ryan’s name can be seen inked in the exact same spot where an engagement ring would sit.

The first trailer to actress Daisy Edgar-Jones’ eagerly-anticipated film Where the Crawdads Sing was released on Tuesday, promising a haunting treat for viewers. Based on the 2018 bestselling novel of the same title by Delia Owens, the upcoming adaptation features the Normal People star in a completely different setting to that of Dublin, Ireland, she was seen in the BBC series.The film, produced by Reese Witherspoon’s company Hello Sunshine, takes place in North Carolina and follows character Kya played by Daisy — who sports a convincing southern accent in the clip — as she is left to fend for herself after she’s deserted by her family.

Kim Kardashian was spotted surrounded by two bodyguards as she sat down to watch her son Saint play a football game on Sunday afternoon. The 41 year old was back to mum duties a day after she was photographed at the launch of her SKIMS Swimwear line in Miami, where she hosted a star-studded dinner in celebration of the occasion.

The couple share three children together: Isabelle, 12, Ace, nine and Trixie, five. Matt recently opened up about how the family had to deal with trolls after a photo of Ace surfaced online of him wearing a pink crop top and sporting long blonde hair. The former Busted member said he tended to avoid reading any hateful comments and has done so for a few years. Matt said he didn’t think of Ace as anything else than his “amazing boy". He said: “I don’t read anything – for a good few years now I’ve tried to stay away from that. “I don’t read comments and didn’t know anything was happening [until later]. “But it’s funny, he’s just our amazing boy and we don’t think about it in any other way.” He then went on to explain that Ace is “musical” and “creative” and that the work his son produces “blows his mind". The star added that it is “beautiful” that Ace is free to be able to express himself as he chooses and be his own person. Matt spoke up about his other two children as well, stating that the three of them have very different personalities. Isabelle, the oldest, is the most like him. The difference, Matt says, is that Isabelle has natural talent while he had to work hard at her age. The singer explained he and Emma have drilled in the idea that “hard work beats talent if talent doesn’t work hard". He went on to describe their youngest, Trixie, as a “maniac". Matt explained the cheeky youngster constantly “jumps off sofas” and can be difficult to control. However, he clarified that she is well-behaved most of the time.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineOn HBO’s Watchmen, cinematographer Gregory Middleton shot episodes in black and white, and Doctor Manhattan blue, taking place in distinct worlds, while figuring out how to translate visual elements from the original graphic novel into the cinematic form.Created by Damon Lindelof, the gritty drama takes place in an alternate version of the 20th century, in which vigilantes—once celebrated as heroes—have been outlawed, due to their violent methods of extracting justice. In this version of America, episodes of racial violence erupt in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as yellow-masked police officers face off with a white supremacist group known as the Seventh Kavalry.

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Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, Awardsline“I think Season 1 really only scratched the surface of what was possible. We keep talking with Jon [Favreau] and [production designer] Andrew Jones about what could be possible with this technology, and it’s very exciting.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith Apple TV+ comedy Dickinson and Amazon’s Hunters, costume designer John Dunn seized the opportunity to examine weighty historical figures and momentous periods in time through a playful lens, striving in each case to contribute to a nuanced tonal space.Created by Alena Smith, the former title unfurls the coming-of-age story of Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld), an iconic American poet who boldly explored the constraints of society, gender and family, within her New England town, while fighting for her voice to be heard.Known for his work on series including Boardwalk Empire, Vinyl and Mad Men, Dunn found Dickinson compelling, given what it revealed about its historical subject, while examining

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineAfter his experience with Watchmen, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has been thinking a lot about disruption. In the show’s timely exploration of systemic racism in America, the actor plays two roles—stay-at-home dad Cal, and the Black god known as Doctor Manhattan.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineA New Yorker his early ’30s, Joe Pera has risen to critical acclaim over the last number of years, on the strength of a comedic voice that is all his own.A viral sensation known for his slow-moving, subdued delivery and his accompanying series of sweaters, Pera has been building out a niche comedic world for years, presenting the most fully realized version of it yet with the Adult Swim short-form series Joe Pera Talks with You.Featuring turns from a number of Pera’s longtime creative partners, including Connor O’Malley, the series centers on a fictionalized version of the comedian, who is teaching choir at a middle school in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith the Quibi short-form series I Promise, executive producer Maverick Carter aimed to spotlight the impact of education in the lives of at-risk youth, as well as the incredible achievements of educators at one particular urban public school.Directed by Marc Levin, the series takes an in-depth look at the first academic year of Akron, Ohio’s I Promise School, examining the stories and struggles of both students and teachers within this institution.Founded by Akron native LeBron James in 2018, the I Promise School was created to provide a familial, progressive and supportive environment, in which at-risk kids from inner-city neighborhoods could come together, learn and thrive.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith Amazon’s Undone, Raphael Bob-Waksberg and Kate Purdy endeavored to break new ground, methodically crafting the first television series created in its entirety through rotoscope animation.A gorgeously surreal drama starring Rosa Salazar, Undone tells the story of Alma, a woman who discovers that she has a new relationship to time, after surviving a horrific car crash.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith his Netflix animated series The Midnight Gospel, comedian Duncan Trussell embraced a novel technique and challenge, juxtaposing fantastic interstellar adventures with audio from a series of podcast interviews.A collaboration between Trussell and Adventure Time’s Pendleton Ward, the adult animated series centers on Clancy, a spacecaster (or video podcaster in space) living in a dimension known as “The Chromatic Ribbon,” who uses his multiverse simulator to travel to dying worlds.Framed on pre-recorded interviews with comedians, spiritual teachers and other guests of The Duncan Trussell Family Hour, including Joey Diaz, Trudy Goodman and Dr.