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Robert Morse, the impish actor and singer who found early fame and success as the Tony Award-winning star of Broadway’s How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and enjoyed a late-career second act as an eccentric elder statesman of advertising in AMC’s Mad Men, died yesterday. He was 90.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor“Images of a Nordic Drama,” the debut documentary by Oscar-nominated Norwegian director Nils Gaup, has debuted its teaser trailer, ahead of its international premiere at Hot Docs.The film follows art collector Haakon Mehren who faces unexpected resistance while championing the work of an unknown Norwegian artist after finding a cache of paintings in a barn.Despite success abroad, the undiscovered work of Aksel Waldemar Johannessen, a contemporary of Edvard Munch, takes nearly three decades to launch in Norway. The painter’s depictions of prostitutes and drunks living in miserable poverty offend the aesthetics of Norway’s art establishment and challenge the canon to the point of sabotaging his rediscovery.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticFor Seth McFarlane, “blue” means less balladic. He’s announcing a new album on the way, “Blue Skies,” and says it marks a return to a more swinging style than the softer approach he employed on his last record.Out May 20, the seventh album from the “Family Guy” creator and jazz cat will again see him working with a catalog of classics, and again see him working closely with arranger and conductor Andrew Cottee.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorInvestors are going all-in on the metaverse.That’s the prediction of Carlos Jimenez, managing director of Moelis & Co., who details his view that the entertainment business is in the midst of a massive transformation into a marketplace where entertainment, media, gaming, sports and other activities merge and often take place.“All of these worlds are colliding — it’s the future,” Jimenez, a veteran dealmaker, says on the latest episode of Variety podcast “Strictly Business.”  “You’re going to have all these Gen Zers, or whatever the next generation is called, playing an E-sports tournament in the metaverse while listening to a concert inside of it. I think that’s where we’re going to end up.” It may sound futuristic but investment dollars are flowing in, Jimenez said.

Warner Bros Discovery International Head Honcho Gerhard Zeiler has set his leadership team, with big promotions for the likes of Priya Dogra and Anil Jhingan.

The untold story of the early life of England’s most iconic Queen has set its release date and issued the trailer and key art.

EXCLUSIVE: Burgeoning British podcast studio Novel is making a big U.S. play, hiring senior execs from The Daily and Today in Focus, striking a partnership with UTA and opening up conversations over TV and film adaptations.

coronavirus restrictions started to ease.She told the panellists that when they came back from the pub she went to bed to read.Speaking about that night, she said: "The next thing I heard was a piercing scream, you know that scream from someone you don't want to hear? I ran downstairs, the boys were all outside and we had a skip in the drive."Revealing there were flammable items inside the skip, she told the panel that it was ablaze and the flames were trying to catch onto the trees.By the time the fire engine arrived the fire had caught onto all the guttering in the garage and was melting off.Denise said they had cameras installed outside her house which her husband then checked to try and see how the fire started.Looking at the footage, they witnessed a man walk down the side of their house, pour flammable liquid into the skip and set it alight.Speaking about the terrifying night, Denise told the panel he was arrested within two hours, was found with a knife in his backpack but was given bail in the end.She said: "The main thing that got us through was two ladies that were assigned to us through the harm reduction unit. This is something I would like to see everywhere.

Steven Tafka had only been working as a prison art tutor for two days when one stomach-churning moment left him with chills. His challenging role was teaching watercolours to violent criminals in the hopes they could gain a qualification behind bars.And in his new book, The Art of Crime, he explained why he took the unique job in the first place.He wrote: “There was something in me that thought this might be where I could make a difference and use my knowledge and experience as an artist to do something new.”But Steven added: “Ideals aside, we had kids and a mortgage to pay.

chocolate bars will be seeing the end of the much-loved X-rated feature.Recently, a snap of a Snickers bar went viral on social media because its ridged top had seemed to have disappeared – and in its place was smooth layer of chocolate.People began to wonder if Mars Inc. decided to give the phallic treat a makeover by "de-veining" it.The worry that the 'veins' were going to be binned were first ignited when Mars announced in January 2022 that they were redesigning the green M&M character.Chocolate enthusiasts learnt that the green shelled treat was a bit too promiscuous and so the company decided to alter the appearance to showcase the character's "personality, rather than their gender" in order to reflect a “more dynamic, progressive world".At the time, CBS News reported: "The most notable changes include the green M&M’s redesign, which will exchange the white heeled go-go boots she was given in 1997 for 'cool, laid-back sneakers to reflect her effortless confidence.' "Mars had received criticism for the green M&M’s sexy characterisation.

X Factor favourite Wagner revealed that sex without love leaves him feeling unclean and makes him want to go wash afterwards. During an exclusive chat with the Daily Star for a Facebook Live tell-all, the singer chatted about his colourful sex life.

Royal chef has shared an insider secret into one of the Queen's favourite celebratory treats as Her Majesty celebrates her 96th birthday today.Darren McGrady, who was chef to the Queen for 15 years, revealed that the monarch really does have a sweet tooth during her annual celebrations.According to the chef, the Queen loves a chocolate birthday cake and actually gets one twice a year.The iconic recipe reportedly dates back to Queen Victoria and was originally created by her chef Gabriel Tschumi around 1899.Writing on his blog, Darren McGrady said: "It’s a recipe that I fine tuned for Queen Elizabeth II and made for her twice a year because Her Majesty has an official birthday in June and real birthday in April each year."And it's not just the Queen that loves indulging in a chocolate treat.According to Darren, every member of the royal family requests the iconic chocolate birthday cake too.Darren added: "And every cake looks the same because the pastry chefs are instructed never to write a name on the cake, just 'Happy Birthday', never Happy Birthday Your Majesty or even Happy Birthday Queenie!" During her special day today, the Queen is reportedly celebrating with a tea party with friends and family.For more incredible stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereBut these celebrations are just the start for Her Majesty, as 2022 is a historic year. It also marks the 70 years she has sat on the throne.Her much-awaited Platinum Jubilee is set to be celebrated between June 2 and June 5, with a bank holiday for Brits on June 2 and 3.Even though there is lots to celebrate, the Queen's health has also been a worry.

Harry and Meghan - even typing those two names make my fingers weep.The best comparison I can make to this loathsome couple is to a wasp: pointless, irritating, and packing a nasty sting.We certainly saw Meghan's sting during her speech at the Invictus Games when she jibed about "service" - speaking of the couple's commitment to the cause that supports injured veterans, taking a dig at the Queen after Harry and Meghan renounced their royal duties.We've even seen the tail end of Harry's venom during his recent NBC interview with Hoda Kotb in which he refuses to speak about his father and brother.I have written many columns about this pair, the first reacting to their decision to leave the UK in pursuit of privacy.Yet somehow they find themselves at the centre of everything.Whether that's a world exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey, a $100m Netflix deal, Spotify podcast, Apple TV+ content, James Corden's Late Late Show, taking to the stage at the Invictus Games, and now a world exclusive chat with NBC - claiming everything they've done is tantamount to "service."No, Meghan, all we see is self-service and bullsh*t.Anyone who can't see by now that this incessant PR machine that's been orchestrated by the Sussexes isn't for one thing and one thing only: fame and money, is an idiot.Meghan has been desperate for this level of attention and finally it's all coming to fruition, but at the expense of a monarch who's celebrating 70 years of true service - something Harry and Meghan should become more familiar with.Instead, these brats are happy to overshadow the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with the filming of their new $multi-million Netflix show and Harry's looming autobiography that needs to sell copies.Rather than committing to

On Thursday’s new episode of “The Kardashians”, Kourtney Kardashian opens up about trying to get pregnant with Travis Barker and the experience of going through IVF treatments.

The Queen is celebrating her 96th birthday today.

Holly Willoughby freaked out live on air after she spotted an “enormous” spider run across the studio on This Morning. The 41 year old and her co-star Phillip Schofield interrupted the show for a few moments as the crew tried to catch the creature on air.

Let’s be honest, Dyson’s Airwrap Styler is at the top of most beauty fans’ wishlists. Despite coming with a hefty price tag of £449.99 here, for many, the long-lasting, blow-dried results it creates is worth breaking the bank for. But that being said, it’s still a pricey investment.

A sweet photo of the Queen as a smiling toddler was released in celebration of her 96th birthday on Thursday.The black-and-white picture was posted on the official Royal Family social media accounts to mark the monarch’s big day as information in the captions were given on how the Queen came to be in her position as the UK’s Head of State. Showcasing the young monarch at two years old wearing a frilly dress whilst sporting curls, the accounts mentioned how she entered her role as Queen aged just 25, after her father King George VI died in 1952.

Residents have come together to oppose plans for development on 94 acres of land in the countryside that two billionaire brothers have an interest in.

Ryanair is slashing the prices of 300,000 tickets in a major sale. The only snag is it ends at midnight tonight.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticFew victims of the Holocaust left behind such a methodical and memorable record of their life as Charlotte Salomon, a native Berliner who died in Auschwitz at age 26. As if anticipating that premature end, she’d spent much of the preceding two years painting about a thousand gouaches composing the illustrated autobiography “Life? Or Theater?,” which fortunately survived the war.