‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Trailer: Jenna Ortega Stars In A New Thriller From The Weeknd & Director Trey Edward Shults

Brent Lang Executive Editor “Conclave” will cross the $100 million mark at the worldwide box office this week, a major milestone for a film aimed squarely at adult audiences. The news comes days after the papal thriller earned four BAFTAs — best film, best British film, best adapted screenplay and best editing — while tying for most wins with “The Brutalist.” “This is such a personal film for me, so to hear how it has connected with and entertained so many movie lovers around the world makes me very happy,” Edward Berger, the film’s director, said in a statement. “I am very grateful to our incredible partners releasing ‘Conclave’ who have helped this film reach its utmost potential.” FilmNation Entertainment, which produced the film and which is handling its international release, reports that the film’s gross currently hovers $98.5 million.

Alex Ritman The Blair Partnership, the literary agency that has repped J.K. Rowling since it was first set up in 2011 by Neil Blair, has expanded with two key hires in two newly-created roles. Simon Johnson will join as chief commercial officer from Universal Music UK, where he has spent nearly four years as managing director of strategy, growth and ecommerce.

One must-have accessory that people like to splurge on is a classy-looking watch. Despite smartwatches becoming increasingly more popular, nothing can beat a stunning analogue watch to smarten up a look, especially for a formal event.

A teenager became “angry” and repeatedly stabbed a stranger who called him Harry Potter during an early morning argument, a court has heard.

A giant state-of-the-art glasshouse the size of two football pitches which will grow up to 19million trees a year has been hailed as a “key” eco milestone.

Prince Charles and Princess Diana tied the knot back in 1981 but one staff member at Balmoral has revealed that their marriage began to deteriorate whilst spending time in Scotland.

Fraser Murray reckons Kilmarnock can still emulate last season’s success - but admits that will be no easy task.

Robbie Williams has admitted that his joke about bedding most of the Spice Girls did not go down well with Posh Spice's husband, David Beckham.

dramatically signing off from his X account following his four-dayslong racist, antisemitic, misogynistic and aporophobic rant.The disgraced rapper, 47, claimed that the Recording Academy didn’t give him and his wife, Bianca Censori, tickets to the Grammy Awards after he fought tooth and nail to get access to the red carpet.“How could the Grammies nominate me then not give me tickets and then people mad when I go off,” he wrote on X Saturday in a now-deleted post.“I had to fight for 5 hours and call everyone I knew to get tickets to the Grammies. They eventually gave me tickets but only for the red carpet.

Emmerdale has delivered some intense drama this week, and it's far from over.The double limo crash on the icy lake has sent shockwaves through the village, with the girls' limo perilously balanced on the ice and the boys reeling from Caleb's bombshell revelation about Cain's infidelity with Ruby. While the boys escaped relatively unscathed, the girls are in dire straits.

Emmerdale fans have been reacting on social media to the latest episode as the aftermath of the fatal limo stunt continues to unfold. Tuesday's (Febrruary 18), which is available to watch on ITVX, episode saw the casualty count rise with alarming speed, following Suzy Merton's death in the recent car crash and the discovery of a body under the lake.

Carry On legend Julian Holloway has passed away at the age of 80, with tributes being paid to Sophie Dahl's beloved actor father. Known for his iconic roles in the Carry On film series, Julian graced the screen in eight films from 1967 to 1976, including fan favourites like Carry On Camping and Carry On Up The Khyber, as well as starring in a Carry On Christmas TV special. His impressive career in television and film lasted an incredible 47 years, with notable performances such as a leading role in the Doctor Who series Survival, marking the end of the sci-fi show's original run.Tributes have been flooding in for the esteemed actor, with Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes taking to Facebook to write: "Oh I am very sad.

We're always happy to see Amanda Holden on our screens, whether she's presenting or judging on Britain's Got Talent. One thing the 53-year-old star is known for is her radiant complexion - which she achieves through a perfectly curated skincare routine. As a fan of premium beauty products, Amanda previously told Good Housekeeping that one of her go-to skincare buys is the Super Anti-Aging Serum from Dr.

Zoe Ball will return to BBC Radio 2 with a new weekly show, the broadcaster has announced. Zoe left her breakfast show last year, with Scott Mills later taking over. She will host a new weekly show from May and two specials including a BBC TV show celebrating Elaine Paige’s 60-year career in showbusiness.

Robbie Williams' daughter, Theodora, affectionately known as Teddy, is set to tread the path of fame like her dad and mum, Ayda Field.The 12 year old was spotted on Monday, filming scenes with Rebel Wilson for the upcoming Sky Christmas film, Tinsel Town.The pair were caught in action in Wetherby, Yorkshire, shooting scenes for the much-anticipated movie.Teddy was seen beaming, hand-in-hand with the Pitch Perfect star, both bundled up in winter gear amidst a snowy backdrop. Actor Kiefer Sutherland was also seen making an appearance.Teddy's mum, Ayda, was there too, cheering on her daughter during her first day on set.This comes after an insider revealed to The Sun that Teddy was " born to be a star - after all, her parents are both the ultimate performers." However, the source added that Robbie and Ayda "wanted to keep her out of the spotlight for as long as possible".

One of the many peculiarities of recent U.S. cultural trends is the “over-55 community,” gated havens for well-off retirees who embrace the idea of mono-generational living as an all-comforts interlude before Thanatos comes knocking. In Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail, a gentle blend of delayed self-realization fantasy and dystopian portent, the cut-off age is 77, which in a way is progress (think of Logan’s Run) and the move is involuntary, but resistance is not futile. Mascaro’s fourth feature can be considered a pair with his previous Divine Love, which also imagined a near-future controlled by a repressive state disguised as a caring Big Brother, but his latest is less deliciously elliptical than earlier films, privileging sensorial rewards that come from the natural world rather than the human body.  Set aglow by the earthy force of Denise Weinberg as Tereza, a woman determined not to be put away, The Blue Trail posits a river trip as a path to freedom, and its unpreachy warmth, despite occasional lags in momentum, offers refreshing rewards.

Dogs are universally recognised as man's best friend, and there’s a unique bond that forms between pooches and their human counterparts.

Emmerdale viewers could be in for a new murder mystery, with speculation rife that Nate Robinson may soon be revealed as deceased.

Letting hte kids play in the garden is great - except when you discover a cat or fox has left a 'present' in the middle of the lawn. Gardeners put their heart and soul into maintaining their outdoor spaces, so it's no wonder they take it personally when an uninvited four-legged guest drops by and leaves its mark.

North Lanarkshire Council is to change the grant funding system it offers to local businesses with the aim of helping start-ups.

Joe Swash has shared that he and his wife Stacey Solomon have big plans for their family home, with the aim of inviting the "public to come and stay".