'Honest Thief' Trailer: Liam Neeson Is "Coming for" Crooked FBI Agents

Queen Elizabeth II is still recovering after testing positive for the coronavirus -- but that hasn't stopped her from performing her royal duties.Buckingham Palace said that the queen held her weekly audience by telephone with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday afternoon. While the queen usually meets with Johnson in person, she opted to have their weekly meeting over the phone due to her COVID-19 diagnosis.A royal source tells ET, «There were no other planned engagements in today’s diary, though for transparency purposes, there had been a planned in-person audience, but as Her Majesty has been diagnosed with COVID that was canceled on Monday as it would have broken guidelines to have gone ahead.»The virtual meeting comes just one day after the queen canceled a slew of pre-planned virtual events.«As Her Majesty is still experiencing mild cold-like symptoms she has decided not to undertake her planned virtual engagements today, but will continue with light duties,» the Palace said in a statement on Tuesday.

Nick Cannon is getting personal about his sex life. During a segment on Wednesday's, the host shared why having sex with a pregnant woman is quite the turn-on.The 41-year-old's response came after an audience member shared that her sister is pregnant, and her libido is down, and asked, “How do men really feel about having sex with women who are pregnant? Is it a turn-on or turnoff?” Cannon eagerly took the floor to answer.

COPS are hunting thieves who stole a huge haul of precious gems and antiques used for TV’s The Crown. Among 200 nicked props is a pricey replica of a Russian Faberge Egg bought by the Queen’s grandfather.

Odell Beckham Jr. just added another title to his resume -- father!The L.A. Rams star and his girlfriend — model and fitness instructor Lauren Wood — welcomed their first child together, baby Zydn, just four days after the Rams won Super Bowl LVI.

Chris Willman Music WriterSidney Poitier — film noir icon? That may not be one of the phrases that popped up most frequently in the recent obituaries and appreciations for the late actor, but Poitier did take his turn at noir. The movie with which he made his screen debut, “No Way Out,” will be featured at the upcoming resumption of the annual Noir City Hollywood Festival, which is devoting separate days to the treatment of race and women in the crime dramas of the ’40s and ’50s, along with a continued focus on presenting restorations in 35mm glory.Noir City Hollywood has been a staple at the American Cinematheque’s Egyptian Theatre each spring since the late ’90s, but with that theater closed for extensive Netflix-funded renovations, this year it will take place at the American Legion Theatre a few blocks up Highland Blvd.

Jason Gray-Stanford is opening up about his heart transplant.

Mrs Brown’s Boys star Brendan O'Carroll says if comedians don’t cause offence, they are not doing their job.His TV character Agnes Brown is starring in the Netflix special A Madea Homecoming.O’Carroll appears alongside Star Trek actor Tyler Perry who also dresses up as a woman called Mabel 'Madea' Earlene Simmons. The cross-dressing comedy is littered with BLM and anti-woke jokes as the cast of black characters mistake the Irish Mammy’s language for racism - mishearing the word "knickers" for "n * s" and getting upset with terms like "cotton picking" and "proud boy".

Instagram followers. When she does take the time to do them, Anzhelika's eyebrows are hard to miss.They're so big they take up the majority of her forehead and are painted on in a deep black shade.The Russian influencer is such a fan of them, she often refers to them as "hot" when she sports them in a photo.While the distinctive arches help her to stand out on social media, she doesn't always wear them out in public.When the influencer hasn’t got them drawn on, she easily blends in with the crowd.This is because her eyebrows are a lot more natural than one would expect.In a variety of recent snaps, the bare-faced Instagrammer toned down her eyebrows and opted for a bright red lipstick.Her arches are a much lighter shade than the Angry-bird ones she usually sports.If you're worried this means the end of her exaggerated eyebrows, don't you worry.In a post she uploaded at the end of last year Christmas time she said that this wasn't the case."Finally the eyebrows are back," she wrote in an Instagram caption.Anzhelika first viral when a fellow bus passenger shared a photo of her online.

Tomris Laffly Early in “Made in Italy,” a cringingly syrupy tale of overdue bonding between an estranged father and his only offspring, someone describes Liam Neeson’s character as “a selfish prick.” Thus we learn, even before Neeson has made his entrance, that the Irish star will be playing the polar opposite of the all-caring and ultra-capable dad of his hit “Taken” franchise. Then again, no one would mistake firsttime writer-director James D’Arcy’s cliché-filled family melodrama as an extension of Neeson’s late-career reinvention as a badass action hero.“Made in Italy” marks a return to earlier, mellower roles for Neeson, who plays Robert, a former toast-of-the-town, now-struggling London artist leading a carefree lifestyle.

In case you missed it, the National Hockey League announced the Seattle Kraken will be the latest expansion team to join the league. But the team’s name put many in mind of 2010’s “Clash Of The Titans”, featuring a classic scene in which Neeson, playing the Greek God Zeus, utters three unforgettable words: “release the kraken.”

Michael Richardson says that his father Liam Neeson shied away from grieving after Natasha Richardson's death. The 25-year-old actor tragically lost his mother in 2009 after she suffered a brain haemorrhage following a skiing accident.

Micheál Richardson, getting a chance to work with his dad, Liam Neeson, on their new film, , was an opportunity to honor his late mother, Natasha Richardson. The young actor and his movie star father spoke with ET and opened up about starring in the emotional family dramedy.«Of course, there were the parallels between the script and our lives,» Richardson said of the film, in which he and Neeson play a father and son who are still struggling with the death of the family matriarch.

Liam Neeson has opened up about the pain of losing his mum Natasha, to a tragic accident when he was just 14. Micheal Richardson has followed his famous parents into the family business, despite their hesitations.

Liam Neeson is just trying to clear his name.

After declaring he was done with action movies back in 2017, they are pulling Liam Neeson back into putting his particular set of skills (punching people in the face) to good use again. This time it’s for the upcoming action thriller “Honest Thief,” where Neeson plays a former thief with the ridiculous name of the “In and Out Bandit,” who is forced to return to doing what he does best (sounds familiar).

told the Mirror: ‘On any given day in Europe or the US, 70 per cent of actors are out of work.’He went on to talk about how, as an actor, you have to develop a thick skin because you have to keep auditioning after every rejection. He does however feel that his son has talent.‘As a father, I didn’t want him to feel rejected.

Vanity Fair in a story that hit the internet on July 29."I don't, even still, think that I've fully comprehended it, and that seems to be a similar journey to a lot of people I've spoken to," he added "Fifty-year-olds who lost their parents when they were 12, 13… One day they're out gardening, and something comes over them and they just break down."Over the last two years, Micheál has processed a lot of those feelings thanks to a new film he's made with his Oscar-nominated dad, Northern Irish actor Liam, 68, that in many ways has paralleled their family's experience. "Made In Italy," which will be released in some theaters and via video on demand on Aug.

It felt like the world lost a mother when Natasha Richardson passed away in 2009, but no one was hit harder by her death than her son, Micheál Richardson.

Liam Neeson’s son Micheál Richardson has opened up about the death of his mum Natasha Richardson in 2009.The 25-year-old – who changed his last name from Neeson to Richardson two years ago for her – has not ‘fully comprehended’ losing his mum when he was 13.Actress Natasha died after suffering a head injury while skiing and Micheál said he ‘didn’t deal’ with her death, and is still dealing with it now.Speaking to Vanity Fair, he explained: ‘I think the pain was a little too overwhelming. I think the mind is very powerful, and subconsciously, or unconsciously, it can protect you.

Vanity Fair in a story that hit the internet on July 29."I don't, even still, think that I've fully comprehended it, and that seems to be a similar journey to a lot of people I've spoken to," he added "Fifty-year-olds who lost their parents when they were 12, 13… One day they're out gardening, and something comes over them and they just break down."Over the last two years, Micheál has processed a lot of that grief thanks to a new film he's made with his Oscar-nominated dad, Northern Irish actor Liam, 68, that in many ways has paralleled their experience losing Natasha. "Made In Italy," which will be released in some theaters and via video on demand on Aug.

starring in a film with) and Daniel.He admitted that he tells her details of what happened each day and how his and their boys’ lives are going.‘I speak to her every day at her grave which is about a mile and half down the road,’ he told Inquirer.net.‘I go down there quite often, so I do speak to her as if she’s here. Not that she answers me.’He continued to say that she is not the only person that he speaks to on the other side.‘I also speak to a couple of deceased actors that I knew years ago back in Ireland.