Kate Winslet, 43, Reveals She ‘Went Nude Again’ For A Movie ‘Loved It’ 23 Years After ‘Titanic’

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s your first look at Oscar winner Penelope Cruz in Italian drama L’immensita, which is in post-production.

Trevor Noah, host of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, will serve as the entertainer at the next White House Correspondents’ Association dinner when it returns on April 30.

Valentine's Days at home, several of our favourite celebrities are pulling out all the stops in 2022 to make sure their other half feels special.MORE: 15 celeb Valentine's Day engagements and weddings that will make you swoonFrom loved-up photos to romantic gifts, take a peek at how the likes of Victoria and David Beckham and Geri and Christian Horner are celebrating on 14 February… Geri Horner (nee Halliwell) shared a heartfelt message to her single followers as she explained it took her several years before she found her husband, Christian. "Happy Valentine’s Day @christianhorner," the Spice Girls star wrote, adding: "It’s that day again… If we have it, or if we don’t.

Lorraine Kelly hasn't felt her usual self in the almost two years that have passed since the pandemic struck. The daytime TV presenter has revealed she has gone up four dress sizes and plans to take action to get back to feeling fit and healthy like her old self.

Nicole Scherzinger has set Instagram alight with her latest red-hot transformation. The 43-year-old Pussycat Dolls star wowed fans with a racy post while showing off her new glam bob-cut.Looking remarkable, she turned from side-to-side flaunting her sassy trim which had been blowdried into a volumised tousled style.By way of makeup, the Masked Singer judge appeared red-carpet ready, boasting contoured cheeks, dramatic liner and eyeshadow with lashings of peachy lip gloss.Followers insisted that Nicole looked years younger after undergoing the chop, with one online user explaining that it seemed as though the hitmaker had started to age in reverse.They wrote: "Okay that’s how you morph back to 1995 dammit!!! We don't age, we morph backwards."Another approver penned: "Wow you look so young Nicole." While a third begged: "Please keep your hair short."It wasn't just the popstar's tresses that were captivating attention either.In the snippet, Nicole showcased her gym-honed curves in matching loungewear as she smouldered for the camera.Wearing a tiny crop-top, she flashed her toned abs as she roughed up her new choppy hairdo.She teamed her look with coordinated sweat pants that were pulled up high onto her hip bones.With her golden sun-kissed glistening under the bright light, she told fans: "She ready."Last week, Nicole stunned her loyal legion of admirers as she debuted a radical BTS inspired makeover and looked sensational but unrecognisable at the same time.

Channel 4 show, helmed by Steph McGovern, featured Gogglebox star Kate Bottley, comedians Marcus Bridgestock and Rachel Parris - but everyone except Kate was soon on their feet and leaving the set. It came as the panel were discussing New Zealand's attempts to shift people protesting coronavirus restrictions by playing a series of supposedly off-putting songs - including Barry Manilow, Baby Shark and the Macarena.

Love is in the air! Tyler Cameron, Mary Fitzgerald and Nick Lachey all have epic Valentine’s Day plans this year — but not all of them involve love.

Kate Winslet's father has had the COVID-19 vaccination.The Titanic actress, 45, has revealed her 81-year-old dad Roger Winslet has received his 'first dose' of the vaccine, and she is relieved to know he has some protection against the respiratory illness.Appearing on the WTF with Marc Maron Podcast, she said: 'My father has had his vaccination, he's 81, that feels like a huge relief. 'Feels like a huge relief': Kate Winslethas revealed her 81-year-old dad Roger Winslet has received his 'first dose' of the vaccine, and she is relieved to know he has some protection against the respiratory illness'He's had his first dose.

In the latest installment of “celebs, they’re just like us”– Kate Winslet expressed her love for “Schitt’s Creek”.

It’s been over a decade since James Cameron introduced us to Pandora with the first “Avatar,” and we are still waiting for the first of four sequels to come out. With no trailer on sight, we’ll have to make do with Marc Maron and Kate Winslet describing their experience with the massive sets built for “Avatar” films.

Hollywood veteran Kate Winslet recently looked back at her beloved movie Titanic, and revealed that it wasn’t such a great time for her on the personal front even though the world loved the movie. The 45-year-old Oscar-winning actress spoke to Marc Maron on his podcast and shared that after the movie was released, she was subjected to a lot of bullying because of it. Kate explained that the sudden fame and recognition was not easy for her to adapt to, detailing that the British media was unkind to her.

Kate Winslet has looked back on the time, shortly after Titanic premiered and recalled it not being such a magical time.

Bullying from the press after Titanic‘s 1997 release almost made Kate Winslet reconsider her acting career!

Clayton Davis Kate Winslet has been an undeniable talent for over 25 years, dating back to her breakout turn in 1994’s “Heavenly Creatures” from Peter Jackson. This year, she teamed with Francis Lee for his relationship drama “Ammonite” from Neon.

Kate Winslet's first time in the spotlight wasn't all it was cracked up to be. The 45-year-old actress appeared on the latest episode of , and recalled why she recoiled from fame after the release of, her breakout film, in 1997.«I think I went into self-protective mode right away,» Winslet said of life after, which she starred in alongside Leonardo DiCaprio.

Kate Winslet is proud of her “wrinkles and crunkles”, declaring: “When you’re a woman, at a certain point you have to choose between your arse and your face.”

Fame was difficult for Kate Winslet.

Kate Winslet says she was bullied by the press after being propelled to stardom at the age of 21 when she starred in James Cameron’s blockbuster Titanic.

Every week, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on-demand, vintage, and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalog titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This biweekly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.

On Monday Sir Richard Branson announced the sad loss of his mother Eve at age 96, in a post celebrating her "wonderful life and tremendous spirit".

Richard Branson's mum Eve has died aged 96 after a battle with coronavirus.