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Gwyneth Paltrow will be a guest shark on the next season of the show Shark Tank.The Goop founder, 49, will appear in season 14 of the series, ABC announced on Wednesday.It marks the first time the actress will appear on the show. The latest: Gwyneth Paltrow will be a guest shark on the next season of the show Shark TankIn addition to the actress, other guests for season 14 include Emma Grede, co-founder of Good American, founding partner of Skims and co-founder of Safely.Tony Xu, who is the co-founder and COO of DoorDash will also appear on the show, as well as Peter Jones, from the BBC show Dragon's Den.

Gwyneth Paltrow has a brand new job, and it is unlike any other she has done before!MORE: Gwyneth Paltrow shares rare photo of daughter Apple on milestone birthdayThe star has made a name for herself in both the entertainment industry as an Oscar-winning actress, as well as one of the most recognized faces in the wellness world thanks to Goop.Now she's expanding her repertoire – and using all of her experience to her advantage – as she has just been announced as a brand new guest on ABC's hit show, Shark Tank.WATCH: Gwyneth shares rare story about ex-fiancé Brad PittMORE: Gwyneth Paltrow reveals upcoming family change with her childrenThe Perfect Murder actress is set to join hosts Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John and Kevin O'Leary on season fourteen of Shark Tank, officially becoming a guest Shark alongside fellow newcomer Tony Xu, the CEO of food delivery service Door Dash.People Magazine announced Gwynneth's exciting new venture on 17 August, sharing the very first teaser of all that is to come from the fourteenth installment.The clip hears a voiceover recalling all of the show's impressive accolades and inspirational moments, saying: "After 13 seasons, more than seven hundred deals, over 8 billion dollars in total retail sales and over 65 million items donated, Shark Tank continues to support families and communities."A post shared by sharktankabc (@sharktankabc)The exciting teaserIt teases a season like no other, revealing it'll have: "Deals so huge, we're going to need a bigger tank."MORE: Gwyneth Paltrow pays emotional tribute to daughter Apple with rare photographMORE: Gwyneth Paltrow reveals stunning kitchen and her favorite part of the homeNot only that, but it is the

The shark tank is about to get Goop-y.

Carson Burton Gwyneth Paltrow is set to make her first-time appearance as a guest Shark in Season 14 of ABC’s “Shark Tank.” Doordash CEO and co-founder Tony Xu will also mark his first guest appearance this season.The famed actor in films such as “Iron Man,” “Shakespeare in Love” and “Se7en,” Paltrow’s guest role will mark her first TV appearance in the business realm. In 2008, Paltrow founded the lifestyle brand known as Goop.

Gwyneth Paltrow is taking on a new role: she’s becoming a shark!

Gwyneth Paltrow is heading into the Shark Tank.

Wolfgang Petersen, the Oscar-nominated director of "In The Line Of Fire", "Air Force One" and "The Perfect Storm," has died due to pancreatic cancer, his representative confirmed to Fox News Digital. He was 81. The German filmmaker died peacefully on Friday at his Brentwood, California home in the arms of his wife of 50 years, Maria Antoinette.  In 1981, Petersen made his breakthrough with the German-language WWII film "Das Boot", which he wrote and directed.The submarine epic received six Academy Award nominations, with Petersen scoring nods for best director and best adapted screenplay.

EXCLUSIVE: Ace Entertainment has launched production in Yorkshire, England on A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow—a new film based on the New York Times bestselling novel by Laura Taylor Namey, which will star Maia Reficco (Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin), Kit Connor (Heartstopper) and Kate del Castillo (La Reina del Sur).

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFollowing a vibrant 2022 edition in a three-year cycle dedicated to Latin America and the Caribbean which she oversaw in an interim capacity, Zsuzsi Bánkuti has been appointed the new head of Locarno’s Open Doors. She replaces long-time Open Doors chief Sophie Bourdon, who stepped down earlier this year. The key to this year’s Open Doors was its inspired choice of a focus on smaller territories in Latin America which are often home to first-class directors – one director this year, Dominican Yanillys Pérez scooped a Discovery Award at the Toronto Festival with her doc-feature “Jeffrey,” for example – but, apart from the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica, lack robust state subsidy systems enabling producers to produce movies easily out of their own countries.  The obvious solution is international co-production.

Momma Perez is feeling very homesick – both for Los Angeles AND Miami! So… we surprise her with an outing to a Cuban restaurant in Las Vegas that we had never been to before. Is it authentic? Disappointing or did it deliver? We are very discerning and let you know the truth! Then, Perez goes on an adults-only excursion to see RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE: Las Vegas at the Flamingo! Does the Sin City stage version please fans of the TV show? Is it an embarrassment? We let you know all our thoughts! Watch!

Zsuzsi Bánkuti Appointed Head Of Locarno’s Open Doors

With “Stranger Things” coming to an end with a fifth and final season, the cast auditions — which took place in 2015 — have been released.

Thania Garcia The PBS live performance series “Austin City Limits” has announced the lineup for its 48th new season. The first of seven installments will begin airing on Oct. 1 at 8 p.m.

Johnny Depp has reportedly signed a multi-year, seven-figure contract with Dior. The contract will see Depp pocket a reported US$1m (£868,000) for returning as the face of Sauvage fragrance for men.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentInspired by director Marcel Beltrán’s walking on a dry, polluted lake in his hometown, Moa, in Cuba, “Moa” won the biggest prize on offer at this year’s Open Doors, a Locarno Fest co-production and talent hub dedicated, in an inspired choice, to smaller territories in Latin American and countries in the Caribbean. The focus lasts three-years, over 2022-24.The territories boast world class filmmakers with urgent stories to tell.

Mija,” the new Disney documentary, for free in select theaters. This run will last for a week in select theaters, and will later move on to a traditional theater run in order to qualify for the Academy Awards.

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.The “I Dream of Jeannie” actress, whose third acting job was an appearance in a 1957 episode of their iconic family sitcom, looked back on her friendship with the couple — and why she had to steer clear of Arnaz at certain times.Eden revealed she “had a little difficulty” with her second job because of a “diva” she worked with, who she claimed didn’t like her. That made her cautious about taking on the “Lucy” guest role.“I was really worried,” Eden, 90, revealed Saturday during a Christmas Con panel, according to People.When the “Jeannie Out of the Bottle” memoir writer realized she would be working with Ball, she thought it best to “be very careful [and] stay out [of her way],” fearing that she would get on Ball’s bad side.“And I knew Desi was a playboy, so I knew I had to be careful there,” Eden added.However, it turned out that Eden’s experiences with Ball were nothing but joyful.

Fidel Castro’s daughter is responding to controversy surrounding James Franco being cast to play the Cuban revolutionary in an upcoming movie.

Clayton Davis It wasn’t a great week for Latinos in Hollywood, but I’m sure many of you knew that already.Between Warner Bros. axing the release of “Batgirl” starring Leslie Grace, HBO Max canceling the coming-of-age comedy TV series “The Gordita Chronicles” and James Franco being cast as Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in an upcoming feature, Latinos are being mercilessly discarded and overlooked in the entertainment business. Worse yet, not many seem to care.Warner Bros.

EXCLUSIVE: Fidel Castro’s daughter, Alina Fernández, has emphasized to Deadline her endorsement of James Franco playing her Cuban leader revolutionary father in the upcoming independent feature, Alina of Cuba.

After expressing his outrage over James Franco being cast as Fidel Castro in the independent feature drama Alina of Cuba, Primetime Emmy winner John Leguizamo has expounded on his stance regarding Hollywood casting non-Latinos in Latino roles. Specifically, in an Instagram post earlier today, he says “Alright, look, I got no problems with James Franco, yo, OK?” while explaining, “I grew up in a era where Latin people couldn’t play Latin people on film.”