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Jermaine Jenas has swiftly 'moved on' to TalkSport for a 'new gig', moments after the BBC announced his dismissal.The ex-Premier League star was axed by the BBC on Thursday afternoon, following allegations of his conduct in the workplace, with a BBC spokesperson stating: "We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line up." However, shortly after the news broke, Jermaine appeared on TalkSport's Drive show with Jermaine Pennant, which kicked off at 4pm (UK time) right after the news of his BBC exit hit the headlines. Jermaine has previously been a guest but not a lead presenter on TalkSport.The station has yet to respond to requests for comment, reports the Mirror.

Dig out your spandex and hide your daughters because Paramount+ is unleashing the world of ‘80s hair metal.

Tulisa Contostavlos has shown off her huge home exterior makeover, keeping fans updated with the progress behind the scenes.The singer is taking on the project after last year’s huge N-Dubz reunion as she reunited with her cousin Dappy and friend Fazer as the trio toured around the UK, 11 years after their split.Taking to her Instagram story, the 36-year-old posted a before and after video of the exterior of her house, with huge floor to ceiling windows, as the red bricks were transformed to a grey slate roof and trendy white exterior. In the caption, she penned: “Exterior face lift complete.

Noel Gallagher has been looking back on ‘Definitely Maybe’ ahead of the album’s 30th anniversary next Thursday (August 29).The former Oasis man spoke to journalist John Robb at Manchester’s Sifters Records, telling the story of the band’s iconic debut, ahead of new limited edition versions being released.“It was only through Liam [Gallagher] getting together with Bonehead that they asked me, that I joined – and when I joined, ambition took over,” he said of his start in Oasis. “In fact, it was only, I think, the second rehearsal with Oasis our kid said, ‘Yeah, you’ve got some tunes.’“I was just like, ‘If you play this, I’ll play that and you play that,’ and once everybody joined in the fucking bomb went off and I was like, ‘Fucking hell, this is amazing.’”A post shared by Oasis (@oasis)He explained that it was difficult to get a job when he was younger, so music was, as he put it, “The one thing that could get us out of the situation where it – it worked.

Austin Film Festival (AFF) is set to showcase a remarkable lineup of films at this year’s event, Variety is happy to exclusively announce the first selection of films, including the world premiere of “Ravens,” a magical realist biopic featuring recent Emmy-nominee Tadanobu Asano (“Shogun”). Also among the highly anticipated premieres is the Texas-made thriller by Chris Beier and Daniel Wolfman centered around a washed-up Youtube star titled “The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia,” “Silent Notes,” a romantic neo-noir starring Daniel Durant (“Coda”) and the film adaptation of the Broadway play “The Piano Lesson” from Netflix starring Samuel L. Jackson and John David Washington, which just recently released a trailer.

that moment from the “Beckham” docuseries.Fisher Stevens’ four-part David Beckham documentary on Netflix saw Victoria Beckham reflecting on her husband’s life and career. However, one part that shocked viewers was when the soccer star barged in mid-recording and proceeded to fact-check the singer after she downplayed her wealthy upbringing.“I was thinking, ‘God, she’s really sweet and she’s really open,’” Fisher recalled to Variety on Wednesday.

Haugesund Film Festival. Jurors Bartholomew Sammut, Magdalena Banasik and Petri Kemppinen appreciated the project’s “immense amount of warmth and empathy” and “touching and entertaining” pitch. “[It’s] a film that delves into a story we haven’t yet seen come from Finland,” they argued.

“Club Shay Shay” podcast.“Oh my god, it’s the worst,” he said. “There are so many people you need to make a movie.

The Barbie movie was the biggest film of 2023, but you might be surprised by this fun fact!

Tim Burton opened up about his career in a new interview and revealed a time when he considered taking a step back and retiring.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Best Friend Forever has dropped the trailer for Marie Losier’s documentary feature “Peaches Goes Bananas.” The feature will have its world premiere at the Venice Days sidebar running alongside the film festival. The documentary portrays Merrill Nisker — the trailblazing feminist queer icon, musician and producer known as Peaches — off and on stage.

Eddie Van Halen ever wrote together will be included in the audiobook version of Alex’s new memoir Brothers.Alex was the drummer and co-founder of Californian hard rock legends Van Halen, who he formed in 1972 with his younger brother, lead guitarist Eddie.The drummer has been largely absent from the public eye since the death of Eddie in 2020 at the age of 65, but is preparing to release his memoir on October 22 via HarperCollins – pre-order your copy here.And now it has been revealed that the audiobook version of the book will feature a special treat for Van Halen fans: as Alex narrates his story, it will be soundtracked by ‘Unfinished’, the final track he and Eddie wrote together.Speaking about the motivation behind writing Brothers, Alex has said: “This is my tribute to my brother; my way of saying goodbye. Ed, I love you and miss you.

Jack Black and Paul Rudd are reportedly in talks to star in a new “reimagining” of the 1990s cult creature feature Anaconda.The original Anaconda (1997) was savaged by critics and picked up a number of Golden Raspberry Awards. Despite that, it went on to become a cult classic and made enough money (gross $136.8 million worldwide) to establish a franchise, with Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004), Anaconda 3: Offspring (2008), Anacondas: Trail of Blood (2009) and Lake Placid v. Anaconda (2015) all following.Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight, Erik Stoltz, Danny Trejo and Owen Wilson all starred in the original film, which followed a documentary film crew in the Amazon that comes across an obsessed hunter looking to find a legendary anaconda.Now, as per The Hollywood Reporter, a new version of the film is set to go into production, with Tom Gormican (The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent) set to direct, as well as to write the screenplay alongside Kevin Etten.The story of the new film is said to revolve around a group of mid-life crisis-stricken friends who decide to remake one of their favourite movies and head into the rainforest, where Mother Nature has other plans for them.It was reported back in 2020 that Anaconda might be getting the reboot treatment, with Evan Daugherty, writer of Tomb Raider and Snow White and the Huntsman, being attached as a writer at the time.Black recently starred in Borderlands, a film that tanked at the box office and with critics, and is now headed to home streaming just three weeks after its theatrical release.Rudd, meanwhile, was one of the stars of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, which NME awarded four stars, and said it “ultimately succeeds because it’s so much fun to

following the drama or not, there’s no denying that “It Ends With Us” is a pretty big deal right now. The movie adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel opened at number one in the box office despite rumors swirling the day after the movie premiered about friction between star/producer Blake Lively and star/director Justin Baldoni.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Janus Films and Sideshow have set the U.S. release date for “All We Imagine as Light,” the critically acclaimed Indian drama that won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival, for Nov. 15 in New York and Los Angeles, with a nationwide expansion to follow.

Robert Downey Jr. is opening up about his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Peacock has some more renewal news to add to their TV show renewals and cancellations for 2024.

Aerosmith, has opened up about how the future could look for the ‘80s icons.It comes as the band recently confirmed that their days of touring have come to an immediate end, following frontman Steven Tyler seriously injuring his voice at a gig.The final show took place at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York on September 9, 2023, and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last.Held as part of their ‘Peace Out’ tour, the run of live shows kicked off last year, but the band only played three nights, before rescheduling the rest of the dates after Tyler injured his larynx.Now, after confirming that they will no longer be playing live, Tom Hamilton has spoken out about how the future may look for the band.“First let me start by clearing up some information on Steven’s injury. We were playing the third show of our ‘Peace Out’ tour last September.

Frankie Bridge had a bit of a slip-up on Loose Women, making an unintentional cheeky comment about Sir Rod Stewart that left everyone in stitches.The Saturdays star was chatting with fellow panellists Brenda Edwards, Kaye Adams and Penny Lancaster - who happens to be Rod's wife - when she made the hilarious gaffe. Frankie confessed she was having some trouble with her knees, just as Penny was discussing how Rod was focusing on his fitness and health. When asked about her own exercise regime, Frankie joked that she "wished she had more of Rod in me", causing the audience and panel to burst into laughter.

Sony/Wayfarer Studios’ It Ends with Us continues to blossom as it crosses the $200M global box office mark. With Wednesday’s numbers included, the Blake Lively-starring and -produced adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s popular novel counts $204.4M worldwide, of which $106.7M is from domestic and $97.7M from the international box office. 

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Last year, United Talent Agency was one of the first agencies in Hollywood to achieve the Human Rights Campaign Equality 100 award as leaders in the LGBTQ workspace inclusion. Not only is it a positive environment for its queer agents, but those agents also have the autonomy in who they want to represent.