How English stately homes became a fitting backdrop for two art titans

Marvelous Mrs. Maisel starring will return for a fifth and final season.

Ever since he returned to Instagram on Feb. 16, Pete Davidson, 28, has racked up millions of followers — including Kanye West, 44. Yep, the “Gold Digger” rapper is one of Pete’s 780,000 followers (and counting) on the social media platform, as is Kanye’s ex and Pete’s girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, 41. Under the IG handle @pmd, the Saturday Night Live star has yet to make a single post upon his return. But he sure has some notable followers.

Madison Wells, Gigi Pritzker’s award-winning, independent entertainment company, has acquired and will develop a feature adaptation of State of Terror, the best-selling novel by former Secretary of State, U.S. Senator and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and New York Times best-selling novelist Louise Penny. This high-stakes thriller of international intrigue follows novice Secretary of State Ellen Adams, who is unexpectedly brought into the administration by a newly-elected President, her political and personal adversary. Events soon erupt that sweep her into a world of global intrigue and diplomacy where the stakes could not be higher and the potential consequences, both personal and global, could not be greater.

Ahead of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s Season 4 premiere, the Emmy-winning comedy series has been renewed by Prime Video for a fifth season which will be its last. Production is currently underway in NYC.

Jake Gyllenhaal is finally commenting on Taylor Swift and what has been going on for him since her release of the 10 minute version of “All Too Well.”

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel will get one more season on Amazon.

Daniel Craig has opened up about his latest encounter with the Queen, admitting she dropped a joke at his expense.The Hollywood star shared the insight that happened when he was awarded the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George by the monarch.The honour was confirmed in the New Year’s list as many were thrilled to see him receive the same title as his on-screen counterpart.Usually, the award is only given to diplomats and spies and is one that James Bond himself has.Opening up about receiving it during a recent interview, Daniel shared how he found out.Speaking on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert yesterday he said: “You get an enquiry about someone wanting to call you on a personal number.“And you’re like, ‘Well, who’s that?’ and they say, ‘We won’t say’.“Then you give out your number and then the ambassador to the United States called me up and said, ‘We’d like to offer it to you.’“And I said, ‘Can I have 24 hours to think about it?’ I don’t know why I said that but I thought it sounded adult.”When chatting about the honour, he also revealed what the Queen was like when they met.When asked about this by Stephen Colbert, he said she is “very funny”.Daniel added: "Very funny, wants to crack a joke, and crack a joke about me."“We were having our photograph taken, and she just went, 'Oh no, he's the one that doesn't smile.' Fair enough!"In the same chat, Daniel also opened up about working with the Queen’s corgis in the past.He appeared with them in a segment back during the 2012 London Olympics open ceremony.Daniel admitted they were very “friendly” when he worked with him at the time.The Bond star has recently signed up to play Macbeth on Broadway.The Hollywood star has been cast in Shakespeare’s play alongside Ruth

too on-the-nose, but just enough to get the point across. October 31 is just around the corner. Let's have some fun.

Adolf Hitler ’s favourite sculptor is surrounded by mystery. Building work at a Berlin art gallery has revealed two pieces, one with a potentially very controversial subject, buried beneath the building which once served as a studio for Arno Breker.In 1937 Arno Breker was named official state sculptor by Hitler, who appreciated his monumental statues of highly-idealised Aryan men and women.But among his other works is a statue of a young Romany man which was marked as "lost" in Breker’s diaries.It would certainly not have been seen by the Nazi hierarchy as a suitable subject for the official party sculptor.

Grown-ish shared the major casting news for the upcoming Peter Pan and Wendy movie. “Sprinkle that fairy dust all over this news,” they tweeted.

Ellen DeGeneres is getting rid of some very expensive items from her extensive art collection, including some bizarre sheep sculptures.

Ellen DeGeneres is quietly purging her private home art collection. The embattled talk show host is putting about $10 million worth of art up for auction, Bloomberg reported.Some of items being unloaded appeared in the background of her home while she filmed her talk show remotely during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Bloomberg noted that Ellen is ridding herself of several sheep sculptures, which are reportedly valued at around $500,000 to $1 million each.

Have you ever been with friends and someone announces that these young gay kids don’t know what it was like back in the day and should be more respectful of their elders?

Ellen DeGeneres is selling $10million of art from her extensive collection.The 62-year-old TV host is 'quietly' selling off a flock of sheep sculptures by French designer Francois-Xavier Lalanne, 'priced at $500,000 to $1million' each according to Bloomberg.Some of the sheep have already been purchased, according to the publication.

Julie and the Phantoms to participate in where we gave each of them choreo from the viral app that they had to master in just one minute. I gotta say, they all were pretty impressive.

iDKHOW’s 80’s emo pop banger ‘Razzmatazz’ was released last week, it was meant to come with a music video. As with everything in 2020 though, plans change and quickly.  Now, one week later, you can see the video below exclusively on NME below.While the visuals for previous single “Leave Me Alone’ were heavy on the P.P.E, the title track to their debut album is accompanied by a video that takes influence from old school films made with shoddy green screen technology.

bales in a bid to brighten up people's day.Designed to raise a smile, the unique bale paintings also have a more serious message as it's hoped they will help raise funds for a national mental health charity.Fleur Baxter, 49, who friends jokingly refer to as Balesy, has been creating the bale art on her farm in Angus since 2014.The whimsical displays have previously included emoji and Pokemon themes.The talented artist stated that she almost didn't do any art this year, she said: "I wasn't going to bother this year, as I was worried people would think I was being flippant in the midst of the pandemic."I'm glad I have though as it's gone down really well and raised a smile or two."The theme for this year, which was due to be similar to 2017's

Chris Willman Music WriterThe sirens on the rocks are summoning everyone back. The Nashville Film Festival will celebrate the impending 20th anniversary of the release of “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” with an online reunion of principal cast members, plus musical performances from figures who appeared on the soundtrack and others.George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson and Chris Thomas King will be getting the old chain gang back together for the event, which is part of the festival’s Oct.

Emmys, it’s the E! Mani Cam. Watching celebrities awkwardly fumble with their hands as they tip-toed down a miniature red carpet was exceedingly painful to watch — except for when Elisabeth Moss expertly flipped off the camera.

The Independent Gamer is a curated roundup of news from indie gaming, landing here every other Friday. Even though the pandemic is ongoing, plenty of exciting game offerings — that no doubt appeals to indie and mainstream gamers alike — have landed so far in September, allowing for a much-needed escape.

NEVER one to shy away from a bold statement, Gemma Collins has hailed herself a "work of art" following her epic three stone weight loss. The former TOWIE legend is, quite rightly, proud of her slimming successes and took to her Instagram page for her no-frills comparison to a pretty painting.