‘Griselda’ Star Martín Rodríguez Joins Netflix’s ‘El Marginal’ Spin-Off ‘En el Barro’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Alison Hammond has left fans of This Morning gobsmacked by announcing she's taking a break from presenting duties.The much-loved host, who lights up the screen alongside Dermot O'Leary, shared the shock news live on Thursday's show. After filling in for regulars Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard over the summer, Alison is now ready for some downtime.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Dragons, Jedis, Marvel and DC superheroes, Harry Potter, Disney princesses — and more from Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery — are now available to stream for a reduced monthly price. Starting Thursday, July 25, the new Disney+, Hulu and Max streaming bundle goes on sale in the U.S.

James Bond star George Lazenby has retired from acting at the age of 84.The Australian actor followed on from Sean Connery, taking on the mantle of 007 in 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. He was the second actor ever cast in the role, and although he only appeared as Bond in one film, it remains beloved among fans.Now, Lazenby has announced a heartfelt statement that he is officially retiring from acting and won’t be making any more public appearances.“This hasn’t been an easy decision but it’s time to announce my retirement from work,” the actor wrote on X.“Therefore, I won’t be doing any more acting or making public appearances, doing any more interviews or signing any more autographs as of today.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Kit Harington has returned home to Westeros for the the launch of new RPG mobile game “Game of Thrones: Legends.” Harington shows up in the “Game of Thrones: Legends” trailer, which dropped in connection with the game’s launch Thursday, playin himself as he becomes deeply immersed in the mobile game and starts seeing White Walker-esque blue eyes appear in the people around him while he plays. The ad, which will stream on Max ahead of new episodes of “House of the Dragon,” end with Harington having a visceral reaction to a fan playing the game nearby, who outplays him and drops the iconic line, “You know nothing Jon Snow.” Other features in the game include: In “Game of Thrones: Legends,” players build and lead their own Westeros house, honing their tactics and skill as they strategically assemble a team of champions, equip weapons, and gear, and face formidable foes from the “Game of Thrones” universe, per Zynga‘s description for the new mobile title.

Mercury Prize 2024 have been revealed, with the list including Charli XCX, The Last Dinner Party and more.Announced today (July 25), the 12 albums up for the award were announced live by Tom Ravenscroft on BBC Radio 6 Music.As ever, they were chosen by an independent judging panel, which this year includes Jamie Cullum and Mistajam, and albums released between July 15, 2023 and July 12, 2024 were eligible.Among those featured on this year’s shortlist are ex-Portishead member Beth Gibbons, for her long-awaited debut solo album ‘Lives Outgrown’ – an LP made over the course of 10 years and finally released back in February. Also being nominated for a debut album are rising indie-rock band The Last Dinner Party, who shared ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’ at the start of the year to a glowing response from critics.Others who made the cut include Barry Can’t Swim (‘When Will We Land?’), BERWYN (‘Who Am I?’), Cat Burns (‘Early Twenties’), Corinne Bailey Rae (‘Black Rainbows’) and corto.alto (‘Bad With Names’).Additionally, Leeds band and NME cover stars English Teacher have been shortlisted for their landmark debut ‘This Could Be Texas’ – which was described by NME as seeing the group “already dealing in brilliance” – as has Charli XCX for ‘BRAT’, which has become the soundtrack of the summer and a pop culture phenomenon since its release last month.The list is rounded out by Nia Archives’ album ‘Silence Is Loud’, Ghetts’ ‘On Purpose, With Purpose’, and CMAT’s ‘Crazymad, For Me’.

Rio Ferdinand has branded wife Kate 'phenomenal' as she was seen posing up a storm in a vibrant red dress. The former TOWIE star was bringing the heat in the figure-hugging gown which she donned for an event in the capital.

Mercury Prize was announced earlier today (July 25), and fans have been quick to share their responses online.The 12 albums up for the award were announced live by Tom Ravenscroft on BBC Radio 6 Music, and chosen by an independent judging panel, which this year includes Jamie Cullum and MistaJam. Albums released between July 15, 2023 and July 12, 2024 were eligible.Among those listed were Portishead member Beth Gibbons, for her long-awaited debut solo album ‘Lives Outgrown’, The Last Dinner Party with ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’, and English Teacher with their landmark debut ‘This Could Be Texas’.Charli XCX also made the cut with ‘BRAT’, which has become the soundtrack of the summer and a pop culture phenomenon, as was Barry Can’t Swim (‘When Will We Land?’), BERWYN (‘Who Am I?’), Cat Burns (‘Early Twenties’), Corinne Bailey Rae (‘Black Rainbows’) and corto.alto (‘Bad With Names’).The list is rounded out by Nia Archives’ album ‘Silence Is Loud’, Ghetts’ ‘On Purpose, With Purpose’, and CMAT’s ‘Crazymad, For Me’.Following the announcement, many have been quick to take to social media to share their thoughts on the shortlist.“Guessed Charli would be nominated, also Last Dinner Party.

Brendan Fraser has signed up to star in Anthony Maras’ new drama film about the three days leading up to the Normandy beach landings during World War Two.Pressure will see Fraser play Dwight Eisenhower, the American military general who led the pivotal allied effort in June 1944, as he struggles with the decision to send troops to Normandy because of unpredictable weather conditions. Because of this, Britain’s chief meteorological officer James Stagg (Andrew Scott) is called upon to deliver what may well be the most consequential weather forecast in history.“In the seventy-two hours leading up to D-Day, all the pieces are in place except for one key element – the British weather,” a press release about Pressure, shared by production company STUDIOCANAL, said.

Brent Lang Executive Editor “Inside Out 2” helped lift Imax‘s quarterly earnings, but a slower start to summer blockbuster season took a bite out of the company’s profits and revenues. The big screen company logged $89 million in revenue for the three-month period ending in June, down 9% from the $98 million it reported in the prior-year quarter. Net income stood at $3.6 million, a 56% drop from the $8.4 million that Imax delivered in the year-ago period, while earnings per-share hovered at 18 cents, a 36% decline from the 26 cents that the company reported in the prior-year quarter.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The Locarno Film Festival has set Alpine elegy movie “Fiore Mio” (“A Flower of Mine”) as its pre-opening event. It marks the first film written and directed by bestselling Italian novelist Paolo Cognetti (“The Eight Mountains”), who also stars. Besides writing “Eight Mountains,” Cognetti was also “on set” when Belgian directors Felix Van Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch shot the film adaptation of his book, which won the Cannes Jury Prize in 2022.

Jennifer Aniston has hit out at Donald Trump’s vice-presidential candidate JD Vance for resurfaced comments calling Democrat women a “bunch of childless cat ladies with miserable lives”.On Wednesday (July 25), the Friends star shared a clip of Vance making the comments on her Instagram story, writing: “I truly can’t believe that this is coming from a potential VP of the United States.”Aniston also took the opportunity to address Vance directly and criticise his stance on IVF.“All I can say is… Mr Vance, I pray that your daughter is fortunate enough to bear children of her own one day. I hope she will not need to turn to IVF as a second option,” she wrote.

Coronation Street fans have said 'Please don't hate me' as they gave their verdict over a possible new romance following Nick Tilsley's bombshell claim. Viewers of the ITV soap are aware that Nick and Toyah Habeeb have had a secret brief fling.

Stormzy has pleaded guilty to driving a Lamborghini with illegally tinted windows.The London rapper – real name Michael Ebenazer Owuo Jr. – submitted a guilty plea yesterday (July 24), after driving the Urus around Kingston upon Thames on October 17 last year.The minimum requirement for cars in the UK is to allow 70 percent of light through the two front windows.

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A Rochdale family have been left with 'nowhere to turn' after a mum's celebratory visit to the UK turned into a 'nightmare'.

Kesha has opened up about her “beautiful” upcoming album, and explained how it feels like the start of a new chapter.The singer made the comments in a new interview, where she looked back at her time in the music industry so far and revealed what she has in the pipeline. It also came as she gears up to release new material as an independent artist.Kesha announced her departure from RCA and Kemosabe Records last December, later sharing her first independent single ‘Joyride’ on July 4.She has also been teasing more new music, first with a cardboard sign announcing the news in Los Angeles.

Latitude Festival 2024 is set to kick off tomorrow – but will it be rain or shine onsite? Check out the latest weather forecast below.The event, which is located at Henham Park, Suffolk, opened its gates today (July 25) before three days of live music and entertainment begins tomorrow (26).Kasabian, London Grammar and Duran Duran will all headline the Obelisk Arena at this year’s edition of Latitude.Other names on the line-up include Khruangbin, The Vaccines, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Keane, Future Islands, Orbital, CMAT, The Darkness, English Teacher and Ash.BBC Weather currently predicts that temperatures will peak at 21°C, with lows of 13°C. Ticketholders can expect a mix of drizzle, light rain and sun.

Sky News Australia, “I could see how much it hurt her, her eyes watered immediately. It must hurt to be hit at that speed.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Singapore-based finance firm 3D Investment Partners said Thursday that it is seeking to take private Tohokushinsha, the Japanese film and TV distribution firm. Its bid values Tohokushinsha at $575 million. Founded in 1961, Tohokushinsha started as a dubbing house and has since expanded its business to include, among others, theatrical, video and TV distribution and production as well as operation of 10 satellite TV channels.

A brand new business is offering Mancs the dream job of being a food tester in the city for free. Shuffle are looking to give one lucky resident the chance to test their brand new app for foodies which is set to launch this year.

The police watchdog is now investigating 'the level of force' used by a Greater Manchester Police officer after footage emerged from an arrest at Manchester Airport.