Lala Kent Seemingly Slams Ex Randall Emmett, Says She’ll ‘Move On’ When ‘My Daughter Is Safe’

Express.co.uk last month, Rob Mallard, 30, who has played Daniel Osbourne on the ITV soap Coronation Street since 2016, shared that he and his former on-screen wife Katie McGlynn, who played Sinead Tinker from 2013 to 2020, still have a strong relationship, even after she left the soap. Katie’s character Sinead left the fictional Street in one of the most harrowing episodes in its 62-year history.Following the emotional and heartbreaking cancer storyline, which both Katie and Rob were at the centre of, the two actors became good friends, continuing their friendship off-screen.When quizzed on how close they still are, two years since Katie’s departure, Rob shared: “It’s great.

"The song Sámiid Eadnan was important and I listened a lot to the album they released together, in the 80s when I started writing myself."So both of them inspired me, you can safely say."Tributes have poured in on social media for the beloved star and activist.One penned: "I just found out, that Mattis Hætta who represented #Norway in the 1980 #Eurovision has passed away yesterday (9th Nov).Sámiid ædnan was also used as a protest song by the Sami people."Another posted: "Oh noooo I just saw that the Sami guy from Eurovision 1980 has passed away. I hope he’s joiking somewhere in the heavens."A third social media user wrote: "Rest in peace, Mattis Hætta.

"And then finally, one of Kevin and me in front of the huge audiences we used to get when we did our panels. RIP, friend."Tributes have since poured in for the beloved actor as fans took to the micro-blogging site.Eric penned: "Kevin Conroy passing away is devastating.

She penned: “Hiya Peter, hope you're well. I've had a bit of a nightmare if I'm honest love.“I tried to buy 10 tickets for your show which was proving quite difficult, and when I finally did get onto Ticketmaster.

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It might not have achieved the same level of buzz as its counterparts such as comedies like “Ted Lasso,” but “Mythic Quest” remains in its third season one of the funniest comedies currently airing. Created by Rob McElhenney (who also stars) along with Charlie Day and Megan Ganz, the Apple TV+ series centers on the day-to-day office work of a team responsible for one of the biggest multiplayer video games of all time.

In just thirteen days, “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” hits theaters in limited release before it premieres on Netflix right before Christmas.

FX adapts The New York Times writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner’s 2019 debut novel “Fleishman is in Trouble” into an engaging mini-series about the difficulty of change and how human beings bounce off each other, often sending people in directions they never expected. Some of the characters may feel a bit shallow—their problems are arguably the kind of selfish concerns that most people in the world would kill to have—but that’s embedded in the intelligent writing and a cast that understands these people don’t have to be likable to feel genuine or be interesting.

Every episode of Steven Knight’s new series “Rogue Heroes” begins with a declarative statement: “Based on a true story, the events depicted which seem most unbelievable … are mostly true.” It’s the sort of pithy postmodern title card that might elicit an eye-roll. Yet it also perfectly encapsulates this rollicking tale of the Special Air Service (SAS) formation during World War II.  While occasionally deploying anachronistic ‘80s rock songs to lighten the mood and using title cards that can probably be best described as graffiti-chic, “Rogue Heroes” is both utterly unbelievable and, well, mainly true to the facts.

In the early 2010s, Guillermo del Toro and Universal planned an R-rated adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft‘s “In The Mountains Of Madness.” And it was an ambitious project for del Toro, with a $150 million budget and Industrial Light And Magic on board for VFX.

“The Sex Lives of College Girls,” Mindy Kaling & Justin Noble’s faux-feminist, ultra-privileged campus-set sex romp sitcom, is back for another mind-numbingly unfunny second season on HBOMax. While there is sex and they are on a college campus, most of the humor falls flat, and the characters remain emotionally stagnant in this dismal sophomore slump.

For the first time in twenty-five years, Lars Von Trier returns to Copenhagen’s Rigshospitalet and his cult TV series “The Kingdom.” And while “The Kingdom Exodus” may be Von Trier’s final edition of the show, MUBI will give its streaming premiere a prestige rollout.   READ MORE: ‘The Kingdom Exodus’ Review: Lars Von Trier Is Down With The Sickness In Revived Hospital Comedy Series [Venice] Starting on November 13, MUBI will release remastered director’s cuts of the previous two seasons of “The Kingdom.” All five episodes of “The Kingdom I” hit the streamer this Sunday, while “The Kingdom II” debuts next Sunday, November 20.

The second season of Apple TV+’s “Mythic Quest” ended in a manner that could have been a series finale, getting several characters to a finish line while blowing up some others. So what now? The sad news is that the sense that the show is rebooting its themes and characters during the third season (and setting up a fourth that has already been commissioned) leads to a bit more lackluster writing than the first couple of years.

In an exuberant social media post, Zac Efron showed a first look at the impossibly muscular physique he built to make himself ring shape for A24’s upcoming The Iron Claw.

Speaking out. Jen Shah shared a pointed message amid speculation that she won’t return for season 4 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.

Lala Kent was spotted kicking off her fun-filled weekend by spending the day at Universal Studios in Los Angeles earlier Saturday. The 32-year-old appeared to be in high spirits as she carried her one-year-old daughter, Ocean, at the amusement park. The star shares her daughter with ex-fiance, Randall Emmett. The beauty was not only accompanied by her mini-me, but also a few of her Vanderpump Rules co-stars and their children, including Scheana Shay and VPR vet Brittany Cartwright.   Weekend outing: Lala Kent, 32, was seen holding her one-year-old daughter, Ocean, in her arms as she spent her Saturday at Universal Studios in Los Angeles The reality star kept her look simple and casual for the outing at the park, and donned a pair of dark green, drawstring pants with an orange stripe on each side.  The TV personality added a long-sleeved, black sweater that was comprised of small cutouts on the front. Lala completed her overall daytime ensemble by slipping into a pair of white and peach-colored sneakers which were secured with black laces. The beauty was seen with a smile on her face as she was joined by her former reality co-stars, Scheana and Brittany, along with their children.   Friends: The mother of one was pictured with two of her Vanderpump Rules co-stars, Scheana Shay and Brittany Cartwright at the amusement park Lala's blonde locks fell down naturally straight past her shoulders, and a pair of fashionable sunglasses were placed on top. Scheana also kept her look casual yet stylish, and was seen pushing her own daughter in a stroller, whom she shares with her fiance, Brock Davies. She donned a pair of black leggings and added a long-sleeved, black and brown-patterned sweater.

Getting back out there. Following her split from Randall Emmett, Lala Kent has taken steps to get back out into the dating scene — and she has offered a glimpse at every step of her journey.

Taking the high road? Randall Emmett sounded off on his ex-fiancée Lala Kent’s choice to be vocal about her new romance — and steamy sex life — following their 2021 split.