Idris Elba’s mum is convinced he will be the next James Bond but he is ‘good’ playing Luther: ‘The rumours have always chased me’

On the eve of what was to be her big comeback with a powerhouse performance at the 2012 Grammy Awards, Whitney Houston tragically died, leaving a legacy as one of the greatest vocalists ever to grace the stage. The iconic singer, famous for her moving ballads as well as her chart-busting pop tunes, was only 48 years old when she passed on February 11, 2012. Now a decade later, HollywoodLife details everything to know about Whitney’s devastating death and the days that led up to it. Keep reading to learn more, below.

NASA has warned that Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites could prevent humans from going to space.The American space agency raised the concerns because of the increased risk of collision in Earth’s orbit, as Starlink’s expansion would “more than double the number of tracked objects in orbit”.NASA told the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that it had worries about “the potential for a significant increase in the frequency of conjunction events and possible impacts to NASA’s science and human spaceflight missions”. There are currently 25,000 total objects in orbit around the Earth, with over 6,000 of them below 600km.

parenting trick.Laura Cunniff, from Plymouth, Devon, lives with her two children and her partner Adrian, as well as his two children. In the video, shared on Laura and Adrian's @inside_our_riverside TikTok channel, the mum shows numerous doorbells set up in the home.

Prince Harry looks like a “grand-master chess player” planning his next move, after a new video of him promoting National HIV Testing Week emerged.The Prince was in conversation with former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas, in which he urged everyone to “go and get a test” for HIV. He was making the call from his California mansion, which he and wife Meghan Markle are rumoured to be looking to sell.

YorkshireLive, there are a number of reasons why driving tests increased with factors relating to coronavirus. Some of the reasons why driving tests have increases include: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency is proposing that people will need to wait 28 working days before being able to book.It hopes to reduce the number of people attempting the test when they're not ready.Other changes to the rules they are proposing include: Some of the proposals have been designed to discourage learners who are not ready from taking their test too early to help tackle the current high demand.

pre-order in-store and online at Currys and it includes three new models - the Samsung Galaxy S22, and S22+ which are both available to buy from March 11th, and also the S22 Ultra, available to buy from March 25th - with prices starting at £769 for 128GB or from £32.04 per month interest free for 24 months.The new Samsung Galaxy S22 family comes with new innovative features including an impressive camera, allowing budding photographers to capture high quality nightography images.The series also houses Samsung’s fastest ever processor and most advanced display to help serious Samsung users get more out of their device.Trade in offers of up to £200 on top of your trade in value are also available to customers at Currys. Not only that, customers can also claim gifts worth £314.88 with all pre-orders, including the Galaxy Buds Pro and 12-months Disney+ on Samsung.The Samsung Galaxy S22 comes with a 50MP ultra-wide camera and 3x optical zoom, with a 12MP selfie camera.819The Samsung Galaxy S22+ also comes with a 50MP ultra-wide camera and 3x optical zoom, with a 12MP selfie camera.9491,249The Samsung Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ come with a 50MP ultra-wide camera and 3x optical zoom, with a 12MP selfie camera.The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra handset goes that one step further - with an impressive new 108MP rear camera with and 10x optical zoom, plus a stand-out 40MP selfie camera to help even novices capture crisp, clear images of both themselves and the world around them.

Renaissance Man” guest grow up on their televisions and turn into a rapping, dancing and acting triple threat before our very eyes. But he informs me his hoops game is similar to Chris Paul, so we might have to turn that threat into a quadruple. I’m talking about “Black-ish” star Miles Brown aka Baby Boogaloo.

stars as playboy Simon Doyle in the adaptation of the 1937 Agatha Christie novel. He was accused of rape and cannibalistic desires back in January 2021. Letitia Wright — known for “Black Panther” and cast here as grumpy Rosalie Otterbourne — has espoused what many perceived to be anti-vaccine statements.Ditto Russell Brand, who has the role of Dr.

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, where you can see the complete shoot—including that topless photo."I appreciate it more now," says, recalling that the last time she modeled for a denim campaign she was only 15 years old. "It's such an honor to be my age and be represented. I feel the magnitude of it more.

Luther star Idris Elba has appeared to respond to the recent drama surrounding the diversity of the BBC show.Earlier this week, the BBC’s diversity chief Miranda Wayland criticised the crime drama, saying it didn’t provide an “authentic” Black lead character.Citing reasons including that Luther “doesn’t have any Black friends” and doesn’t eat any Caribbean food,” Wayland wrote: “When it first came out everybody loved the fact that Idris Elba was in there – a really strong, Black character lead.“But after you got into the second series you got kind of like, OK, he doesn’t have any Black friends, he doesn’t eat any Caribbean food, this doesn’t feel authentic.”In a new Instagram post this week (April 14), Elba appeared to cryptically respond

With Daniel Craig departing the role of James Bond after “No Time To Die”, the rumour mill continues to turn, with every actor from Idris Elba and Rege-Jean Page to Richard Madden and Tom Holland spending time as the most-talked-about replacement. Among those constantly fending off 007 casting rumours is Tom Hiddleston, who has become very aware of what he says about stepping into Mr. Bond’s shoes.

Last year, fans were all set to feast their eyes upon Daniel Craig's last outing as James Bond in No Time To Die. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bond 25 underwent a series of release date delays until finally jumping ship to a September 30, 2021 release in the UK and an October 8, 2021 release in the US.

There has been much speculation about just which actor will take over the coveted role of James Bond following Daniel Craig‘s final movie, No Time To Die, which debuts later this year.

LUTHER actor Idris Elba has hit back at the BBC Diversity Chief's controversial views on his character's race. Idris, 48, spoke out for the first time since Miranda Wayland said the detective "didn’t feel authentically black" because "he doesn't have any black friends or eat any Caribbean food".

Idris Elba has opened up about continuing rumours that he will be the next James Bond.Speaking to Robert Bruce on Capital XTRA, Elba said the rumours have “chased” him for some time but that he’s just happy playing in hit BBC show, Luther.Elba said: “I know the rumours about Bond have always chased me. Listen, my poor mum is like ‘One day you’re going to get it!’ I was like ‘Mum, I’m good, I’ve got Luther!’ I’m definitely doing that.”The actor and DJ has previously discussed the prospect of playing 007 in future.

The BBC’s diversity chief Miranda Wayland says “Luther” — the broadcaster’s hit crime series starring Idris Elba — isn’t “authentic” when it comes to storytelling surrounding its Black lead.

BBC diversity chief has assessed Idris Elba's popular detective John Luther - saying the character doesn't feel authentically black.BBC executive and Head of Creative Diversity Miranda Wayland praised the corporation's writing and casting of a "strong, black lead", but hinted that she now feels the show is superficially diverse.Speaking at the MIPTV conference, Miranda suggested that Luther should eat Caribbean food and have more black friends to seem more authentically black."When it first came out everybody loved the fact that Idris Elba was in there — a really strong, black character lead," The Times reports she remarked."We all fell in love with him.

THE BBC's Diversity Chief has said Idris Elba’s Luther ‘didn't feel authentically black because he had no black friends'. Idris, 48, has played the titular detective since 2010, however Miranda Wayland has now said that despite being a landmark moment for the BBC, the series is only superficially diverse and could have been even more authentic.

Luther “doesn’t feel authentic” due to the lack of representation of Black culture.According to Metro, Wayland addressed the diversity on the BBC show in a recent MIPTV conference.“When it first came out everybody loved the fact that Idris Elba was in there — a really strong, Black character lead,” Wayland began.“We all fell in love with him.

Scottish independence - and he reckons his time on Outlander has swayed his opinion. The 40-year-old Scottish actor claimed that he ‘never really felt Scottish’ during his years of working in London and America.