Haim’s Opening Act for Hollywood Bowl Concert Is… a Haim/P.T. Anderson Film Festival (Down the Hill)

Lucas’ bishop warns him of the dangers before he sets out to minister to a remote community of Icelanders in Cannes Un Certain Regard title Godland. “It’s easy to go mad there,” he explains at his Copenhagen dining table, steadily chewing his way through the fabulous feast in front of him. Iceland, where the sun never sets on summer nights, where the weather is extreme, the landscape broodingly monumental: just remember the apostles, “a group of lonely men,” the bishop advises as he wipes his mouth. Lucas (Elliott Crosset Hove) is not eating; one glance tells you he’s a priest of an ascetic bent.

“This whole case is about blaming Amber Heard for things she didn’t do,” the Aquaman star’s lawyer told a Virginia courtroom today in closing arguments in the $50 million defamation trial from Johnny Depp against his former wife.

ITV’s hit show Emmerdale.The soap star spoke to Express.co.uk about how his hectic filming schedule can sometimes cause him “trouble” when it comes to being able to actually watch the show.Speaking about one recent scene involving a car crash, Jeff described how the show gets put together.“We had fun shooting it,” he recalled, going on to praise the team behind the camera.“We've got a fantastic director called Suri (Krishnamma) who's just the most fun and a very creative director on the show.“So, you know, I'm really intrigued to see what he does with the episode because it was written in a nice style with flash forwards and stuff like that.“And then there's plenty happening in the episode so it'll be really interesting to see what the finished product is,” he said, referring to the episode that saw Cain behind the wheel two weeks ago.Further on in the interview, Cain was asked if he would be looking forward to watching himself back in the dramatic car scene.“Yeah, I mean, as long as I'm not working,” he admitted.“I mean, that's the trouble - sometimes if you're still on set, you never really get to see when it goes out.“But yeah, there'll be some way shape or form. I'll catch up upon it.”Michael was also quizzed on what it was like to play out a rivalry with Al Chapman, who is portrayed by Michael Wildman.“It's been great fun,” he said in reference to his co-star.

Jennifer Aniston has made a joke about her marriage to Brad Pitt on the final episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.The Friends star, 53, returned to the show, which has been running for 19 years, after being the show's very first guest back in 2003. But one of the biggest talking points from her chat with Ellen, 64, Jennifer spoke about how she dealt with Friends ending, and joked that she "leaned into" ending things, including her marriage to Brad, 58. She said: “I got a divorce and went into therapy.

Kelsey Parker says her daughter Aurelia talks to her late dad Tom Parker after The Wanted star tragically passed away, aged 33, from brain cancer in March. Tom’s brave widow made an appearance on popular Channel 4 show Steph’s Packed Lunch to discuss Tom’s untimely death, and how their two young children, Aurelia, two, and Bodhi, one, are coping with it. Kelsey, 32, looked fantastic in a flower printed dress with puffball sleeves and calf-length cream boots as she candidly opened up about life after Tom.

This Morning viewers were left horrified after watching a guest explain how she makes up to £100,000 selling stuffed dead mice on Friday’s show.Taxidermist Katie Hardwick shocked fans as she appeared on the programme to discuss her creepy, yet surprisingly lucrative job while showing off her collection of stuffed mice to presenters Alison Hammond and Craig Doyle.The hosts were stunned to learn that the 38 year old moulds up to five dead mice a day onto various positions on mini poles and yoga mats and is able to sell these from £55 up to £200 to willing customers. When questioned by Craig if perhaps she thought she might be disrespecting the mice, Katie replied: “I just see it more as art and I personally think they look beautiful.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Richard Osman’s replacement on popular quiz show Pointless has been revealed, after he announced he was leaving the show. Richard co-hosted the BBC show for 13 years, alongside Alexander Armstrong, however, in April, he revealed that he was leaving to focus on writing his books, such as The Thursday Murder Club which have become hugely popular.

Pop star Cher Lloyd had shared rare posts of her daughter, Delilah-Rae, on social media to celebrate her fourth birthday. The former X-Factor singer keeps her daughter's life out of the public eye most of the time, only occasionally sharing rare photographs of her.

Jade Goody's widower Jack Tweed has reportedly found love thirteen years after the Big Brother star passed away from cervical cancer. Jack was 21 years old at the time he married Jade, who sadly died days after their wedding day in 2009 from cervical cancer at the age of 27. And it has now been reported that the now 34 year old, who recently marked thirteen years since Jade's passing, has been dating Ellie Sargeant, 27, for six months after mutual pals introduced them.

Paris Fury acknowledged her traveller roots as she posted a photo of her eye-catching new caravan garden ornament on Thursday.The 32 year old, who has a stunning fairtytale nursery in her home, shared the snap of the decorative piece as she told her 1 million followers that she planned to place it in the garden of her £550,000 Morecambe home shared with husband Tyson Fury. “For the garden...don't forget where you come from,” Paris captioned.The glamorous wife’s post comes after she recently opened up about wanting to “carry on the great Traveller tradition" of looking after her six children without help in new biography, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life.

Kourtney Kardashian and new husband Travis Barker were married in Italy last Sunday, May 22, but while the couple have been celebrating, her ex Scott Disick is apparently struggling with "regret". Kourtney, 43, and Scott, 39, were together for nine years between 2006 and 2015. Together they share three children; Mason Dash Disick, 12, Reign Aston Disick, seven, and daughter Penelope Scotland Disick, nine.Their on-off romance ended due to Scott's "substance abuse" – as Kourtney revealed the reason behind their split during the Keeping Up With the Kardashians reunion episode in June 2021.

Arsenal unless their new American owners buck a worrying trend.It's a relief for everyone at Stamford Bridge that Todd Boehly's takeover has gone through and they can finally sign players again. But Chelsea is just a toy for them to play with.Look at all the other American owners in the Premier League - their US sports teams all do better than the teams they own over here. Look at Stan Kroenke at Arsenal.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticMandolin, one of the most celebrated livestream platforms to have come to the forefront in the last two years, is looking to keep the concert streaming boom going with the launch of its Venue and Promoter Network. The newly announced initiative is aimed at providing artists’ camps access to a list of dozens of U.S.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticHaim’s homecoming show Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl felt a little bit like a block party first, and a big rock ‘n’ roll coronation secondarily. “We are Valley girls through and through!” declared Alana Haim, one of the three sisters who make up the core group, explaining why “there’s gonna be a lot of emotion tonight.” When they’d headlined the Greek Theatre across the hills in 2017, that might’ve seemed like the prime hail-the-conquering-heroes moment of their lives, but, of course, there were bigger nearby ravines to conquer.Now that they were assuming the dominative position in the Bowl, with Danielle getting something in her eye as she announced they’d been told right before coming on stage that the group had sold it out, leading to quick discussions of whether there is crying in baseball.

Alana Haim has performed a cover of the song ‘I2I’, which appears in the 1995 Disney animation A Goofy Movie, following an audience request.Haim has expressed her love of the film on multiple occasions, telling Vice in January: “People make fun of me, but my favourite movie is A Goofy Movie.“If you haven’t seen it, you need to watch A Goofy Movie. It’s the best movie of all time.”The musician and actor has now performed her own version of ‘I2I’, which is performed by Tevin Campbell as the character Powerline in the original film, during a Haim show in Phoenix, Arizona.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticKacey Musgraves has recorded a version of the 1961 Elvis Presley classic “Can’t Help Falling in Love” for the upcoming soundtrack to director Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” biopic, the singer has revealed.The country-pop star noted that she had covered the song Monday while walking the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala. Musgraves was there with Luhrmann, Priscilla Presley and members of the film’s cast.Details on the soundtrack have been hard to come by before now, with little publicly revealed beyond the fact that the first single from the album, Doja Cat’s “Vegas,” which includes an interpolation of the Presley hit “Hound Dog.” will be out this Friday.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe announcement of winners for the  ASCAP Screen Music Awards, being held virtually again for 2022 and announced Monday morning, included revealing the top vote-getters for several Composers’ Choice Awards, including the scores for “Encanto” and “The White Lotus.”Germaine Franco prevailed for film score of the year for “Encanto.” Cristobal Tapia de Veer won two of these peer-voted awards, for television score of the year and television theme as well, for “The White Lotus.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticWhen Carrie Underwood’s band broke into the opening strains of “Sweet Child o’ Mine” at the Stagecoach Festival Saturday, it seemed like business as usual. The country superstar’s Guns N’ Roses fangirl-ism is well known, and she’s incorporated GNR numbers into her set on a regular basis before, even showing an aptitude for appropriating Axl Rose’s snaky frontman moves as her own.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe Stagecoach Festival in the southern California desert is officially asking attendees to secede from any love they might have for the Confederate flag or any other “divisive symbols.”The Desert Sun newspaper noticed an addition to Goldenvoice’s Stagecoach website this year, on the General Resort Rules page that provides guidelines for those in the overnight camping areas. It reads: “No divisive symbols, including, without limitation, Confederate flags and racially disparaging or other inappropriate imagery/public displays.”Confederate imagery among fans has been a point of contention at the festival in the past, with some seeing the flag as a harmless symbol of Southern pride — even this many thousand miles away from the South — while others see it as a dog whistle for racism or an emblem of insurrection against the government.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticStagecoach has revealed the full lineup and schedule for the livestream that will go out this weekend on the country music festival’s YouTube channel, and it includes a number of artists that weren’t previously announced for the stream, offering couch sitters a nearly comprehensive view of what will be going down live in the California desert.The lineup includes the headliners — Thomas Rhett on Friday, Carrie Underwood on Saturday and Luke Combs on Sunday — as well as other marquee names that were named as part of the lineup earlier this week, like Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne, Margo Price, Cody Johnson, Yola, Lainey Wilson and the Black Crowes.It also now is revealed to have a substantial number of artists that weren’t previously included in the livestream announcement, including Tanya Tucker, Smokey Robinson, Jordan Davis, Lee Brice, Ingrid Andress, the Marcus King Band, Ryan Hurd, Charley Crockett, the Mavericks and Mitchell Tenpenny. Most of the lineup is now included, in fact, save for some of the artists who are appearing in the early part of the afternoon, including Americana artists such as Rhiannon Giddens, Amythyst Kiah, Molly Tuttle and Waylon Payne.Brandi Carlile is off the bill, having disclosed in a social media video late Wednesday night that she has contracted COVID and won’t be making it.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe last time there were as many trombones in a movie as there are in “Take Me to the River: New Orleans,” Harold Hill was probably leading a parade. The ongoing vitalization of the Crescent City’s music culture really is like something out of a horn salesman’s fever dream, with younger generations readily taking up New Orleans’ traditional second-line culture in a way that can only make the aging elders of other regional music scenes green with envy.