Joe Wicks admits he and wife can ‘go a day or two without talking’

Jessica Biel has shared rare details about her personal life, admitting that she has often felt like she has to "put a smile on everything".MORE: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are selling their Hollywood Hills homeThe actress, who is starring in the hit new Hulu series Candy, spoke as she drew parallels between her own life and that of Candy Montgomery, the women in the mid 1980s was accused of murdering her neighbor in cold blood.WATCH: Jessica Biel stars in Hulu's CandySuggesting that there are "so many things that [Candy is] experiencing" that women in particular have experienced, Jessica continued: "This feeling that you have to be perfect all the time, and you have to look a certain way, and you have to be the best mom and the coolest mom and the best wife and have the perfect party house."The actress then shared that in her own family she has seen the women portray a version of life where "everything is fabulous all the time," and "where you just put a smile on everything"."I do that in my life, and I’m working really hard to not do that. I’m working really hard to be really authentic," she shared speaking to Variety.Jessica is mom to two boys and lives with husband Justin.

The Upper World, written by Femi Fadugba has already caught the eye of studio executives, and “Netflix has acquired the film rights…[and] Queen & Slim’s Daniel Kaluuya [is] attached to produce and star.”Fadugba’s debut novel was also recently “shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize…in the Older Readers category” in addition to being “longlisted for the 2022 Branford Boase Award which is given annually to the author of an outstanding debut novel for children.”One review attributed the novel’s “unusual credibility” to the fact that Fadugba is a real-life physicist and “has based his ideas about time travel on real science, including Einstein’s theories…(even if you don’t grasp it at all).” Fadugba wrote the novel after many conversations about with people who would ask him to explain quantum physics. “They’d always be super fascinated and wanted me to recommend a book, but I couldn’t find one that I could put my hand on my heart and say: ‘You’ll dig this,’” he told The Guardian. Fadugba, 35, who splits time between the UK and the US, sat down with ESSENCE to discuss his inspiration for writing the book, his career path and meteoric rise to fame, as well as his upcoming projects.This interview has been edited for length and clarity.ESSENCE: What inspired you to write The Upper World?It’s a complicated one because it has a few different angles.

Brad Paisley dropped by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” this week, with the host recalling how Paisley made his first appearance on the show during its first season.

This is so awful.

FOR more than three decades he’s been known to millions of fans as Take That’s cute and cheeky “little one” – as well as boasting one of the most distinctive voices in pop. But after recently celebrating his 50th birthday — a party he insists he will drag out for the whole year — Mark Owen jokes that he finally hopes to be the “cool one” by releasing a solo LP after years of “wanting to be as cool as Jason and Howard” With a glint in his eye as he opens up about his first album outside the band in a decade, he says: “I try and play it cool but I’m not cool, there’s no coolness in me.

AFTER what seems like an eternity – though actually it’s about two and a half years – the Wagatha Christie saga is almost over. And there is only one Man Of The Match.

Alex Pettyfer and his wife Toni Garrn are enjoying some downtime!

England footballer Harry Maguire’s mum has stolen the show as she joined his wife Fern Hawkins for a fun filled hen do in Marbella, Spain. Zoe Maguire, 55, wowed crowds as she appeared alongside daughter-in-law Fern and her friends for a bikini clad celebration after the couple famously tied the knot one week ago.

Simon Cowell thinks the Muppets are real.The telly tycoon claims when he watches Kermit and Miss Piggy, he believes they are proper talking animals.Simon said: ‘‘With puppets, you have to believe that they are real.‘‘I don’t watch the Muppets thinking someone has got their hand up the frog. I believe that Kermit is real.”Cowell, 62, speaks about his love for the Muppets on Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday, when two sets of puppeteers audition.The Handersons and Bee And Lotte try their best to impress the panel with their comedy acts.

Top Gear host is known for being quiet and mild-mannered but he admitted he was a “little s**t” growing up.The 59-year-old, who presents The Grand Tour with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, told how he was a “horrible” schoolchild.May revealed how he spent his teenage years in south Yorkshire, where he was a choirboy at Whiston Parish Church, Rotherham.Speaking on the Comfort Eating podcast, May said: “As choirboys we were a bunch of little sh*ts. I mean, awful people.“Fighting, urinating on gravestones, stealing things, singing at people’s weddings for 50p without a moments thought for the sanctity of marriage.”He said he used to go “try it on at pubs” when he was underage and ask for pints of lager.“You couldn’t quite reach the bar but you still get away with it, it was so exciting”, he said.“You think you are going to get arrested and put in prison for drinking beer when you’re only 15, but of course you’re not – you’re just going to be told to p**s off.”When asked what he was like at school, he confessed he would describe himself as “horrible”.May, who attended Oakwood Comprehensive School in Rotherham, added: “I was daydreamy, belligerent, incredibly lazy and slightly subversive.” It comes after the Grand Tour presenter confessed that his co-star Jeremy Clarkson does not like to share his food while working on set for the beloved car show.

Acts of Service, who believes that her body's purpose is “not to fuck but to get fucked.” Francesca Giacco's traveller in Six Days in Rome, who takes in many views of the city, including the angle she can see out the window of a stranger's bed. Or Diana Goetsch, who in her memoir This Body I Wore meets with many other bodies on her path to coming out as trans. You can alternate between turning pages and swiping for your next summer reading buddy. Not looking for anything steamy? We also have family dramas, skincare guides, and fairytale heroines transported to contemporary trauma support groups.

At arm’s length. Kristin Cavallari is staying out of Jay Cutler’s affair. The Laguna Beach alum reacted to the news of her ex-husband’s rumored affair with his neighbor’s wife, and she wants absolutely nothing to do with it.

Juventus are reported to have opened talks to release Aaron Ramsey from his contract a year early.

“Bait,” British filmmaker Mark Jenkin’s breakout feature, could well be considered a horror movie. Set in a quaint little fishing enclave off the Cornish coast, where the ship decks are rickety and the townhouses’ whitewash ever-peeling, the knotty fear of loss is ever-present: of history, of possession, of tradition, of heritage, of liberty.

EXCLUSIVE: Alanna Ubach (Euphoria) has joined Seth MacFarlane’s comedy Ted, rounding out the main cast for the Peacock series based on his popular film franchise.

EXCLUSIVE: I Gotta Ask My Wife, a multi-cam comedy starring Saturday Night Live alum Finesse Mitchell is in the works at Fox, Deadline has learned exclusively. The series hails from Mitchell who also executive produces and writes alongside Emmy-nominated scribe Warren Hutcherson (The Bernie Mac Show).

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Ed Sheeran is sharing the good news! The acclaimed artist is becoming a dad for the second time, welcoming a baby daughter with his wife Cherry Seaborn.It seems the couple wanted to keep their personal life private, as they secretly expanded their family, sharing their excitement after the birth of their baby.“Want to let you all know we’ve had another beautiful baby girl,” Sheeran wrote on Instagram, posting a photo of a pair of white baby socks over a brown blanket. “We are both so in love with her, and over the moon to be a family of 4 x.”The couple share 1-year-old daughter Lyra Antarctica, who was born in 2020, making a very similar announcement, by posting a sweet photo of blue baby socks over a colorful blanket.“Last week, with the help of an amazing delivery team, Cherry gave birth to our beautiful and healthy daughter — Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran,” Sheeran wrote at the time, “We are completely in love with her.

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WWE star CJ 'Lana' Perry has set tongues wagging by stripping off in a bid to promote her new Brand Army subscription page, where she'll flog 'Hot Flexible Wife' content, which could feature her husband. The 37-year-old from Gainesville, Florida, real name Catherine Joy Perry, was released by WWE last summer and has conjured up new ways to make money.

You don’t have to be a fan of the legendary Canadian comedy group The Kids in the Hall to appreciate a thorough and loving new documentary about them, Reg Harkema’s “The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks.” Knowing their work might help make sense of the wonders of “I’m crushing your head” or Chicken Lady or countless other characters, many of them with wigs. But this two-part documentary, now playing on Prime Video, is the kind of successful and sprightly look into a cult sensation that welcomes all.