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BBC series - despite a huge rule break. The programme, which sees two teams - blue and red - compete to find the best items to take to auction with their hearts set on making a huge profit, wasn’t off to a great start as one pair managed to make history.And not in a good way.Despite searching high and low for items to bring to auction, Geraldine and Washington only managed to secure two items - which didn’t fulfil the brief set out by show bosses.As the pair informed Eric that they "needed positive energy" ahead of the all-important auction, he couldn’t help but inform them: "I’ve got to say, you have made Bargain Hunt history by virtue of you only managing to buy two items."The pair had managed to purchase a rare Doulton jug and two vintage tennis racquets.And their actions necessitated a penalty, as Eric told them: "The fact you were unable to buy your big spend and your big challenge means that you get penalised, I’m sorry to say."The ruling is that, because you didn’t do the £75 spend, you start with minus £75."Despite reassurance from antique expert Charles that: "The only way is up!", the team were disappointed that they only ended up with a measly profit of just £1 after the auction.But all hope was not lost, as Charles offered them a lifeline - the chance to purchase a bonus buy of an Art Deco clock purchased for £200.He explained of the item: "When you want to buy something Art Deco, it’s always in demand."When you want to buy something which is silver and enamel, that’s very much in demand as well today."People love silver and enamel, put the two together, a gorgeous Art Deco timepiece.

The Broadway-bound revival of the musical 1776, which begins a pre-New York engagement at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts next month, has announced a cast comprised fully of performers who identify as female, non-binary, and trans.

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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe British Film Institute has announced five new board members including Netflix’s film chief Scott Stuber.Stuber joins the BFI’s board of governors along with eminent British industry exec and academic Monica Chada; producer Elizabeth Karlsen, co-founder of Number 9 Films (“Carol”); Laura Miele, vice-president and COO of interactive entertainment giant Electronic Arts; and writer, producer and director Edgar Wright (“Baby Driver,” “Shaun of the Dead”).The appointments were announced by U.K. Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Nadine Dorries.Each new BFI board member will serves a term of four years beginning in May 2022.“It’s a privilege to be appointed a Governor of the BFI, an institution I have long admired,” Stuber said in a statement “I wholeheartedly endorse their mission to promote the next generation of U.K. storytellers, widen access to screen culture and support the continued growth of this extraordinary sector,” he added, noting that, “Our industry is in a state of constant evolution and I look forward to playing my part in ensuring the BFI remains best situated to champion its past, present and future.”The BFI’s new board recruits join the current BFI board, which includes Michael Birshan; Idris Elba; Gerry Fox; Jay Hunt; Robin Saunders; Andrew Smith; Phil Stokes and Nell Whitley.Said BFI Chair Tim Richards: “I am honored to be welcoming five new incredibly talented industry professionals to the BFI Board of Governors.“Their knowledge and experience across film, television, games, technology and business combined with that of our existing governors, will be invaluable to the BFI and the industry as a whole.

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golf beauty Paige Spiranac were left in the rough after her latest 'selfie' left many fans confused about how to feel.On the same day that Tiger Woods completed a sensational return at the 2022 Masters, fan favourite Harry Higgs made a successful Augusta debut as he finished the first round with a one-under-par 71. Higgs, 30, turned professional in 2014 but only made his major debut last year when he tied for fourth at the PGA Championship.Clearly inspired by his surprisingly smooth sailing at one of golf's biggest events, Instagram model Spiranac looked to Higgs as inspiration for her own work of art.

Jennifer Lawrenceand husband Cooke Maroney were seen out together for the first time since welcoming their first child together.The 31-year-old Oscar-winning actress and the 37-year-old art dealer were seen at theThe Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood on an intimate date night on Wednesday evening.The happy couple looked relieved to enjoy a night out together without their new baby as they strolled arm-in-arm on the sidewalk. Parents' night out: Jennifer Lawrence and husband Cooke Maroney were seen out together for the first time since welcoming their first child together on an intimate date night in West Hollywood on WednesdayLater they were seen leaving as Jennifer was behind the wheel of their black Tesla.

Steve Harvey,” as it also announced two new specials — including one hosted by Martha Stewart and the other centered on rescue dogs — on Thursday. The news came as ABC also shared a slew of new and returning unscripted series premiere dates for its summer 2022 lineup.The lineup kicks off on May 25 with two new back-to-back specials. At 8 p.m.

Wilson Chapman editorPeacock has ordered the Amy Poehler-produced unscripted series “The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning” Variety has learned.Adapted from the 2018 nonfiction book of the same name from Swedish artist Margareta Magnusson, the show is an hourlong home-makeover show where the makeovers are based on the Swedish practice of döstädning, or death cleaning, where people declutter their homes and get rid of unnecessary belongings.Each episode will feature a different person at a crossroads in their life that will get visited by a Swedish Death Cleaner to help them organize their homes. The episodes feature interviews the the homeowner as well as their friends, neighbors and family, and will see the Death Cleaner encourage the owner to pass along mementos to their loved ones.

Martha Stewart is hosting a tag sale and Rob Riggle and Joe Tessitore are fronting a rescue dog show for ABC.

Alright, alright, alright. Matthew McConaughey and his wife, Camila Alves McConaughey, have made the New York Times Best Sellers list for their respective books. The couple took to Instagram on Wednesday to share the news.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeUPDATED 4/7/22: Now that the 74th Emmys has been set for September 12, some of the phase 2 key dates have been changed. Also: The Governors Balls are back!The Television Academy has officially shared its 2022 Emmy calendar, and not a lot has changed from last year.

Patricia Arquette was seen in New York City on Wednesday morning.The Medium actress was seen in a white dress with flattering platform heels as she made her way to the Today Show.While on the show, the Hollywood icon revealed that her Apple TV+ series Severance has been renewed for a second season. And she also made rare comments about her boyfriend of eight years, Eric White.

Made in Chelsea's Victoria Baker-Harber surprised fans last year when she returned to the show with a baby in tow. Having kept her pregnancy and the birth of her daughter secret, she welcomed baby Gaia Grace in October 2020 with her gallery owner ex-fiancé Inigo Philbrick, 34, who is currently in prison in the US.The star mentions in the show that while she’s visited her ex-partner, he hasn’t yet met their daughter.

Just when Erika Jayne thought she was free from legal trouble, she’s getting pulled right back in!

The Emmys are set for 2022. The Television Academy and NBC said Wednesday that the 74th annual fete will air live, coast to coast, on September 12.

London is fuelled by illegal drugs and booze.Inigo Philbrick, 34, was arrested in 2020 on suspicion of defrauding buyers out of more than £65million ($86million), with the artist since pleading guilty to the allegation.Documents supplied by Philbrick's legal team claim that his substance abuse intensified after he entered London's art world in his 20s.The court, which is due to sentence Philbrick next month on one charge of wire fraud, heard that the artist had a "reputation for hard drinking".The documents submitted to court state that "he would begin drinking alcohol at lunch and continued to do so throughout the day, often using illegal drugs as well".These documents also claimed that this was "how art deals are done".The British artists Gilbert & George gave the court a character reference of Philbrick, who they described as "a very talented, extraordinary, charming, honest and decent young person."Gilbert & George recounted meeting Philbrick when he was an intern at White Cube Gallery in South London in 2005, where he worked after moving from his hometown of Connecticut to study at Goldsmiths, University of London.Philbrick went on to run a gallery in Mayfair as well as Miami and has a daughter with Made in Chelsea alumni Victoria Baker-Harber.The artist has been in custody in the US since June 2020 on an island in the South Pacific, and had disappeared after his transatlantic Ponzi scheme fell apart.Philbrick had reportedly been selling the same artwork to different people, or selling individuals fractions of paintings.He also took out over £15million ($20million) in loans on paintings he did not own.The artist pleaded guilty at New York's southern district court to one count of wire fraud, with the offence

Whoopi Goldberg is confident that Will Smith's career "will be fine" after the actor slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars. During The View on Monday, the Sister Act star and her co-hosts discussed a report suggesting that development on the Oscar winner's upcoming movies, including Netflix's Fast and Loose, has been paused following the controversy on 27 March. Goldberg, who is a member of the Academy's Board of Governors and a former Oscar host, said that she believes his career will make a comeback.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentAlong with its premium scripted lineup, Newen Connect is launching a pair of timely investigative documentaries, “Ukraine” and “Wagner,” which are providing insight into the current war. Now filming, “Ukraine” is being co-directed by Ksenia Blochakova, the Russia correspondent of the news channel France 24, and Philippe Lagnier, a journalist working at Newen-owned production banner Capa.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterContinuing his streak of using the magnetic child stars of awards season in his advertising campaigns, New York-based designer Thom Browne has cast Jude Hill as the face of his spring childrenswear line.This year’s Critics Choice Award winner for best young actor, 11-year-old Hill and his delightful Irish accent stole hearts all season in Kenneth Branagh’s Academy Award winner “Belfast.” The Thom Browne campaign was shot by Cass Bird and imagines Hill in a series of cinematic moments alongside a young girl and one of the brand’s most visible symbols — Hector, the silhouette of a wire-haired dachsund, who happens to be a giant. Browne himself also makes a cameo.The designer dressed Hill for the recent Oscars telecast and has also appeared on a slew of notable Hollywood men in recent months.

Sweden has become the latest territory to order a local version of RuPaul’s Drag Race, the first from Scandinavia, as the hit format’s producer World of Wonder pushes it at this week’s Mip TV.