Inside Jeremy Clarkson's new Cotswolds farm house on site of home he blew up on The Grand Tour

Wendy Williams just scored a legal victory over her bank.

Zendaya or Kylie Jenner?

“Men in Kilts” is returning for a second season, with stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish exploring a whole new continent.

When we learned of Bob Saget‘s death and that it was from natural causes, the blow was devastating enough. But the bombshell reveal from the autopsy this week has made us go from grieving to asking why this had to happen.

Will Smith, and was inspired by a mock trailer for a film that reframed the sitcom as a drama. The reboot will stream exclusively on Peacock starting Feb.

Annette Bening gave fans an idea of the kind of Valentine's Day gifts she receives from husband Warren Beatty. Bening, 63, revealed Beatty's gifts are mostly "economical" and handmade during an appearance on "The Kelly Clarkson Show." "It's pretty no-pressure," Bening told Clarkson about the gifts. "Valentine's is pretty low-key.

Matthew Perry is telling his story. On Thursday, the "Friends" star announced his upcoming memoir, "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing," which is set to be released in November. "So much has been written about me in the past," Perry began his social media announcement.

Every fan attending Sunday’s Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium will be given a KN95 mask and, according to L.A. County Public Health and SoFi Stadium officials, they’re expected to wear it. But will they? That remains to be seen.

Chris Pratt and his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger are kicking off their weekend with a stroll around their neighborhood.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticEvery so often, a movie comes along that sends culinarily inclined audiences into rapture — “Babette’s Feast,” “Big Night” or “Like Water for Chocolate” spring to mind — getting eyes glistening and mouths watering in anticipation of a meal that only the characters will ever taste. “Flux Gourmet” is not that foodie movie.

Middle-earth has never looked so good. Amazon has given a sneak peek at its highly anticipated, highly expensive “Lord of the Rings” prequel series “The Rings of Power” — and its very attractive cast look more at home in Hollywood than they do in Hobbiton. After debuting a teaser trailer last month, the studio has now shared snaps of the show’s sexy stars with Vanity Fair, including an alluring portrait of Welsh beauty Morfydd Clark, 32.

Anna Delvey, who swindled New York’s elite out of hundreds of thousands of dollars  – if only the show had faith in its own premise. Now streaming on Netflix, “Inventing Anna” is based on a viral 2018 New York Magazine article about Delvey (nee Sorokin), 31 — Russian-born and raised in Germany — who defrauded banks, hotels and acquaintances while posing as a trust-fund heiress in New York between 2013-2017. She was convicted for multiple accounts of grand larceny, indicted in 2017 and incarcerated from 2019-2021. Helmed by Shonda Rhimes and starring Julia Garner (“Ozark”) — a skilled actress who seems to have been given bad directing to hide behind a distracting marble-mouthed accent to play Delvey — “Inventing Anna” is a bloated affair, with episodes regularly clocking in at over an hour, which feels punishing.

Luke Bryan has a special surprise in store for him on the opening night of his US tour  - wife Caroline has brought along a new fan.MORE: Luke Bryan receives outpour of love as he shares bittersweet message"Fireball the monkey is ready for opening night!" she captioned a picture of her with a large stuffed monkey that wears a grey sweater with a red hood that reads: "Wild about you."WATCH: Luke Bryan surprised on stage by wife Caroline in sweet videoCaroline was on a private jet with girlfriends as they headed to Las Vegas for the opening night, and she also shared a picture of Luke smoking a cigar and giving Fireball a cuddle."You three have a blast opening night. It is going to be epic," commented one fan as others shared laughing emojis and one wrote: "I absolutely love that you brought him!! You’re awesome!"MORE: Luke Bryan gets fans talking with rare pictureThe Raised Up Right tour kicks off on Friday 11 February in Las Vegas and alongside a teaser image of the upcoming gigs, the American Idol judge wrote: "My favorite place to be is on stage performing to country music fans.

Jeremy Clarkson fronts Amazon Prime's The Grand Tour alongside James May and Richard Hammond.

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has taken a savage swipe at his co-host James May, 57, after former Countdown star Carol Vorderman, 59, shared a "cursed" edit of the Top Gear trio, including Richard Hammond, 50.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host made a BBC confession about the presenter in view of his 7.2 million Twitter followers.The swipe comes after one Twitter user followed one social media trend by transforming photos of Jeremy, James and Richard Hammond into female replicas and wrote online: "This is 100% CURSED."Soon afterwards, BBC Radio presenter Carol decided to tag Richard, who now had long brunette locks, into the tweet and share it onto her 451,000 Twitter followers.She penned online this morning: "@RichardHammond

JEREMY Clarkson has been left “heartbroken” after his crush Kristin Scott Thomas unfollowed him on Instagram. The Grand Tour host, 60, insists he doesn’t know what he’s done to upset the Four Weddings and a Funeral actress.

Jeremy Clarkson pleaded "please don't go" to Top Gear spectators as the BBC show struggled to maintain guests throughout filming, he has confessed.

Jeremy Clarkson 60, recalled a frightening moment during filming for The Grand Tour as he discussed powerful cars on the DriveThrough podcast recently.The car enthusiast was asked if hypercars and supercars of today are too fast and whether it is ever possible to test them to their full ability on roads or tracks.He replied: “Yeah they are, the first time I ever drove a car which was too powerful, I think it was the Ferrari F12.“I drove it in Scotland and the road was damp and you just couldn’t ever put your foot down.“I never put my foot all the way to the floor,” he added.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has opened up about the early days of Top Gear and spoke out about the time when he and his co-hosts James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, were forced to pay members of the audience to persuade them to stay to watch the recording of the BBC show.The Grand Tour host revealed how their viewers would leave as "they were bored".It comes as Jeremy was questioned by George Nicole on his new podcast The Drive Through about his time presenting Top Gear alongside James and Richard from 2002.George mentioned: "You roped in Richard Hammond, and then James May the next year, you guys obviously go on to be one of the most infamous trios on British TV."What was it about you three that clicked," to which Jeremy divulged: "Well, one

Top Gear and The Grand Tour, James May, 57, for “ruining” their new venture into cocktail making in celebration of World Gin Day, which takes place tomorrow.The pair appeared together over a live video call on FoodTribe’s YouTube channel, which was established by the duo and their fellow co-host Jeremy Clarkson, 60.Although the presenters seemed excited to try out a new skill in lockdown, they quickly encountered an issue when Richard realised James had dismantled the blender he needed to use to prepare their selection of beverages in order to send it to him in the post.Explaining his blunder, James admitted to Richard: “The small issue is in order to make the gin cocktail which our expert Emma Stokes is going to talk to us about, you need

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, who presents The Grand Tour alongside James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, has opened up about what became "tricky" for them while gathering guests for Top Gear.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host was replaced by Virgin Radio presenter Chris Evans on the show back in 2015.It comes as Jeremy also spoke out about how their production meetings for Top Gear became "tricky" on George Nicole's new podcast The Drive Through.Reflecting on his time with the BBC show, the TV star divulged: "You have production meetings. James sits playing Sudoku on his phone, and then everybody else lobs ideas around.