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Kate Moss has wowed fans with her promotional video for her new self care brand.The 48 year old stripped off in short black and white video that she posted on Instagram.In the video the star is enjoying everything that nature has to offer as she plunges into a river and shows the camera her bare bum. READ MORE: Kate Moss and Johnny Depp squirm as toe-curling Big Breakfast interview is unearthed At the end, she is seen going to dive into the water and swimming towards a large tree."Follow me to Cosmoss," she narrates the clip.Kate captioned the post: "Mesmerising and magical."COSMOSS is self-care created for life’s modern journeys."Coming 01.09.22."The post racked in over 16 thousand likes and fans instantly flooded the comments section expressing their excitement for Kate's brand.One said: "If it makes your bum look that good I’m getting some."Another wrote: "Amazing exciting!"While a third penned: "Aphrodite is not just a Greek mythological goddess she Kate Moss."A forth gushed: "Beautiful as always Kate."Kate Moss' net worth is now reported to be around £55million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.The fashion icon was born in 1974 in Croydon and began her modelling career at the age of just 14, before being catapulted to fame as a "waifish" underwear model with Calvin Klein at just 18.She checked into rehab in 1998 when she confessed to having never walked down a catwalk when sober.Kate said: "You kind of just have champagne before the shows. Always.

Thania Garcia WME has elevated Lucy Dickins to global head of contemporary music and touring, where she will steer the respective departments across Beverly Hills, New York, Nashville, London and Sydney.Dickins, who recently re-located to WME’s Beverly Hills office from London, joined the agency in 2019 from ITB (International Talent Booking). Since her arrival, she has helped bring in new clients including Adele, Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling, James Blake and Mabel, whom WME represent globally.“Lucy is a dynamic leader who brings strategic vision, energy and passion to every artist and colleague she encounters,” said Lloyd Braun, chairman of WME and president of Endeavor Client Group. “Lucy is the ideal leader to guide WME’s contemporary music business as we continue to expand our offerings and opportunities for our clients.”

EXCLUSIVE: J. Alphonse Nicholson (P-Valley) has signed on to star alongside Neal McDonough and Casey Cott in the sports drama Black Spartans from writer-director Ben Cory Jones (Insecure), which is set to shoot in Atlanta this fall.

A TV family reunion! Mischa Barton posed for a photo with Tate Donovan and Melinda Clarke, who played her parents on the 2000s teen drama The O.C.

HBO Max's , which chronicles the multigenerational clan's lavish Texas lifestyle, and the ups and downs in their hectic personal and professional lives. While the first season introduced viewers to patriarch Binh and matriarch Hue, who built a multimillion-dollar real estate and banking empire, and their grown children, Washington and Judy, as they try to live up to their parents' exceedingly high expectations, the new season — premiering Thursday — peels back the layers and aims to go deeper into the fabric of the Ho family.In season 2, Washington charts his journey to stay sober while re-evaluating his career, while Judy enjoys engaged life with fiance Nate Nguyễn as she undergoes IVF in an effort to become pregnant.

said.“Key events, relationships and controversies of Andrew’s life” will be explored in the satirical musical, which will star and be written by Kieran Hodgson (Two Doors Down).It is also set to include a “reimagining” of the notorious interview between the duke and Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis in 2019.Ian Katz, Channel 4’s chief content officer, said: “From musical satire about Prince Andrew to an exploration of cancel culture in art via men with very large penises, this season shows that Channel 4 is still as mischievous, disruptive and distinctive as when it was born 40 years ago.“Instead of a nostalgia-thon of highlights from the last four decades, we are celebrating with a collection of irreverent, thought-provoking and hugely entertaining shows that no other broadcaster would air.“If we must age, we plan to do it disgracefully.”Earlier this year, it was suggested Idris Elba was in talks to back a £1billion bid for Channel 4 after the government recently announced its plans to privatise Channel 4.

mental health, according to a new survey.New research from the app FREE NOW says that over half of people polled see music as a reason for their closest friendships, with 31 per cent saying they met their partners through a connection with music.85.7 per cent of those polled said that listening to music is an important part of maintaining positive mental health, with 83.9 per cent having been moved to tears by music in their life.38 per cent of people, meanwhile, said they already knew what they wanted their first dance at their wedding to be, even before they met their partner, while nearly half (48.5 per cent) said they had been influenced by music when changing their appearance during their life.Two-thirds also said that their local grassroots music venue was a vital part of the cultural make-up of their hometown.In a statement reflecting on the study, FREE NOW General Manager Mariusz Zabrocki said: “The importance of music was never in doubt but it’s great to see confirmation of just how vital it is to people’s daily lives and of course, especially interesting to FREE NOW to see confirmation of what a big part it plays in travel plans. We know more than most that live music has had an incredibly rough few years with the pandemic and incoming cost of living crisis.“We are proud to play a part in supporting the music business both via our partnership with the Mercury Prize 2022, celebrating some of the best new music in the UK and helping ensure the long-lasting survival of UK music venues via our year-long commitment to support the Music Venue Trust members.

EXCLUSIVE: CNN will be ringing in the New Year with a film on a music superstar.

EXCLUSIVE: Imperative Entertainment and Vespucci are doubling down on their podcast partnership.

EXCLUSIVE: Amy Aniobi (Insecure, 2 Dope Queens) has acquired the rights to the upcoming novel The Nigerwife by author Vanessa Walters to develop into a drama series under her overall deal at HBO. Both Aniobi and Walters will executive produce.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeComedian Nick Kroll is returning to standup — and doing it via Netflix, the home of his animated comedy “Big Mouth.” Kroll’s first stand-up special in a decade — and his first for Netflix — is titled “Nick Kroll: Little Big Boy,” and will premiere globally on September 27.The special will air a month before the Season 6 return of “Big Mouth,” which returns Oct. 28. For “Little Big Boy,” Kroll shot the special in June at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C.“I could be wrong, but I don’t know if people think of me really as a stand up, because I’ve been doing sketch and animation and acting and the writing stuff,” said Kroll, who beyond “Big Mouth” and his voicework is perhaps best known for “The League” and “The Kroll Show,” as well as playing the geriatric Gil Faizon, opposite John Mulaney, in the “Oh, Hello” sketches that eventually turned into a Broadway show (also taped for Netflix).

Emily Longeretta Dale Earnhardt Jr. is stepping out of the driver’s seat and behind the camera for USA Network’s unscripted series “Race for the Championship.” The athlete will executive produce the series, premiering Sept. 1, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the drivers and teams competing in the NASCAR Cup Series.“I have such a passion and love for the sport that I feel like this type of content is something that our fans are starving for,” Earnhardt Jr.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “The Villains of Valley View” has been renewed for Season 2 at the Disney Channel, Variety has learned exclusively. The multi-cam comedy show, which hails from Disney Branded Television, follows a family of supervillains forced to hide their powers and adopt “normalcy” in suburbia. Season 2 will begin production this fall in Los Angeles. New episodes from Season 1 will resume airing on Oct. 7 “It isn’t hard to see why audiences have fallen in love with the villainous Madden family,” said Ayo Davis, president of Disney Branded Television. “Despite a penchant for utilizing their superpowers in everyday life, Amy and family ultimately care about and support one another. Even though life can be messy, ridiculous, and sometimes frightening, the Maddens demonstrate the (super)power of family and togetherness.”

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WWE fans may be getting a lot more Trish Stratus in the near future.

Vanderpump Rules star Brittany Cartwright has never looked better as she posed in a plunging royal blue swimsuit this weekend.The reality TV siren has lost about 50lbs since she welcomed her first child, son Cruz, with husband Jax Taylor.The looker shared photos of her slim figure when on vacation with Jax and pals such as Kristen Doute at the Royalton Riviera hotel in Cancun, Mexico. Slim is in: Vanderpump Rules star Brittany Cartwright has never looked better as she posed in a plunging royal blue swimsuit this weekend Shedding after baby: The reality TV siren has lost about 50lbs since she welcomed her first child, son Cruz, with husband Jax TaylorHe also said he liked her new shape.'I am so proud of my wife she has worked so hard on something that wasn’t easy for her…you’re my idol babe!' he gushed on social media.

season 2 finale ended with a killer reveal and a whole new mystery! The Hulu comedy capped off its second season on Tuesday with the unlikely trio of Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), Oliver Putnam (Martin Short), and Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez) solving their second murder in as many years.The friends and podcast hosts rounded up their neighbors at the Arconia to play out the dramatic reveal of their suspicions about the murder of surly former resident Bunny Folger (Jayne Houdyshell). They first pointed the finger at rival podcaster Cinda Canning (Tina Fey) and then at mysterious artist Alice Banks (Cara Delevingne), but both accusations were red herrings, meant to draw out a confession from the true killer: Cinda's assistant, Poppy (Adina Verson), aka Becky Butler — who had been revealed as the subject of Cinda's hit podcast,, in the penultimate episode.But even after Poppy/Becky confessed and was taken away by Detective Williams (Da'Vine Joy Randolph), the mysteries continued.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Former Cradle of Filth guitarist Stuart Anstis, who was a member of the group from 1995 through 1999, died on August 21, according to posts from his wife Antoinette and former bandmate Richard Walsh. No cause of death was cited; he was 48. Antoinette wrote on the guitarist’s Facebook page, “Rest in Peace, you were too beautiful for this world me Lover. “Nothing will ever be the same again, Love Always and ever your Antoinette Until we meet again…” Band founder Dani Filth wrote, also on Facebook: “It is with a deeply saddened heart that I have heard of the passing of my former guitarist Stuart Anstis at 48.

Ryan Ennis is the latest DJ to emerge from Dublin, which is quickly becoming the hotspot of house music; having proved to be a reliable training ground for acts such as Belters Only and Shane Codd.