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The Drag Race family continues to expand and World of Wonder has greenlit Drag Race Philippines: Slaysian Royale, a new show based on the Vs. the World format.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy Award nominee Clifton Collins Jr. (Westworld, The Stand) and Mo McRae (Big Little Lies, Gridiron Gang) have joined the cast of Apple TV+‘s limited series Lucky created by Jonathan Tropper. Production is currently underway in Los Angeles.

Tiësto‘s former lawyer, who has been jailed for fraud, is arguing that the DJ should be paying the IRS instead of him – find out more below.Frank Butselaar, the former attorney of Dutch DJ and producer Tiësto is currently serving a 30-month prison sentence for fraud after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) discovered over $100million concealed in illegal offshore accounts.According to Butselaar and his legal team, per Business Insider, the former attorney had concealed the sum in offshore accounts on behalf of his celebrity clients, who included Tiësto and other DJs like Afrojack.Later this week, Butselaar will return to court over the $28million concealed in the account, which was supposed to be paid in taxes to the IRS over a period of six years. Butselaar argues that his was done at Tiësto’s request, although prosecutors in the case are not accusing the DJ of any wrongdoing.Prosecutors believe Tiësto was unaware that the offshore accounts were illegal, and that he – through court documents – had “voluntarily” paid over nine million in taxes to the IRS.On Thursday (March 13), Butselaar will face the court over the remaining $19million to be paid.

.Immediately after Lantink’s silicone-boob top made its runway debut at Paris Fashion Week, videos and images of the moment began going viral on social media. Some people applauded the designer’s audacity, while others found the stunt offensive.Lantink, a Dutch designer who is reportedly in the running to be Jean Paul Gaultier’s next creative director, has a well-established penchant for playing with nudity and genitalia in his designs.

Christopher Vourlias Born in Athens to West African parents, two teenage girls with their hopes set on basketball stardom are the subjects of “Home Court,” a documentary from directors Elpida Nikou and Rodrigo Hernandez that’s taking part in the Docs in Progress section of the Thessaloniki Intl. Documentary Festival’s Agora industry strand. Shot over the course of four years, the film follows Miriam and Gloria, the stars of a junior women’s basketball team made up entirely of second-generation Greeks, mostly the children of African migrants.

Alex Warren is bringing his song “Ordinary” to Netflix‘s Love Is Blind!

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Holland, Mi., is one of those high-concept American towns where nothing feels real. Modeled after someone’s fantasy of an 18th-century Dutch village, it has windmills and tulip fields and ersatz canal houses.

J. Kim Murphy After its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023 and playing other fests through the past year, Hur Jin-ho‘s “A Normal Family” will touch down in North America in April, as Room 8 Films prepares for launch with a first trailer. Starring Sul Kyung-gu, Jang Dong-gun, Kim Hee-ae and Claudia Kim, the provocative Korean drama follows a wealthy lawyer, who decides to defend a killer, being confronted by his righteous brother over a heated dinner conversation.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music The words “influence” and “reference” are closely related, and in any art form, both are often — hopefully usually — an act of love, an acknowledgement, a knowing wink to fans (as long as they don’t verge into copyright infringement, anyway). Whether it’s Quentin Tarantino’s deep references to his favorite martial-arts films, Barbara Kingsolver’s re-invention of Charles Dickens’ “David Copperfield” as “Demon Copperhead,” or Silk Sonic, Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak’s love-letter to the ‘70s, the reference is usually in the spirit of homage.

EXCLUSIVE: Universal/Working Title’s Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy has crossed the $100M mark at the international box office. The return of Renée Zellweger as the titular heroine swept past the milestone with Wednesday’s numbers included, reaching $101.3M through yesterday.

Carolyn Giardina “Divergent” franchise producer Pouya Shahbazian has revealed the investors and the first productions planned for his recently-founded Staircase Studios AI, a film, television, and gaming studio centered on an AI workflow. The venture aims to produce more than 30 projects in the next 3-4 years at budgets under $500,000.

last month secured a deal with a Dutch business firm that promised to pay him millions in exchange for his connections from the Pitch@Palace initiative.Andrew’s joined venture with Startupbootcamp marked the first known work he’s undertaken since stepping down as a working member of the Firm in 2020.However, sources close to the startup have told BBC News that weeks after the former working royal joined the team, nothing has been signed and no transactions have taken place.The Post has reached out to Startupbootcamp and Buckingham Palace for comment.Andrew was due to receive a cut for each deal Startupbootcamp made across global territories, as per the agreement.Kauan von Novack, CEO of Startupbootcamp, even spoke out about the partnership with the scandal-scarred royal, saying the company’s mission “is to help entrepreneurs to create the change the world needs.”“We see immense value in the network built up by Pitch@Palace,” he added at the time.Still, there’s been no word from Andrew about the ambitious business venture.Behind the scenes, Andrew has been doing all he can to remain at the Royal Lodge ever since his brother, King Charles, expressed a strong desire to downsize him into a smaller property.Late last year, Andrew found himself on the brink of eviction — but nonetheless refused to move into the smaller Frogmore Cottage.Despite being poised to leave the royal digs after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight, Andrew sensationally managed to find a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour.The new gig was said to have been a financial lifeline that could have provided him with a much-needed cash boost.

Neil Young has announced plans to perform a free concert in Ukraine ahead of his upcoming European summer tour.The Canadian singer-songwriter is set to hit the road this summer with his ‘Love Earth’ world tour with the Chrome Hearts. It’ll follow Young’s bill-topping set at Glastonbury Festival in late June.Now, he’s shared plans to perform a free concert in Ukraine before the tour kicks off.

Fiona Wade is positively glowing with love, reminiscing about a recent enchanting trip to India with her "best friend" and husband, Simon Cotton. Despite their demanding careers often keeping them apart, the self-proclaimed homebody cherishes the precious moments they share together.The 43 year old actress, who confidently declares her forties as her "best years", bid farewell to Emmerdale and her character, businesswoman Priya Kotecha, in 2023. Initially apprehensive about leaving the familiar surroundings of the Dales after a decade, she hasn't regretted her decision.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring English as the United States’ official language, the first designation of such kind in the country’s near 250-year history.

London’s big week in the international TV sun has come to an end, with not one, not two, but three major events running in parallel. MIP London made its debut at the swanky Savoy Hotel and IET conference center, the well-established London TV Screenings were back and bigger than ever, and the gig that began it all, the BBC Studios Showcase was once again in town. We’ve rounded up five faces who defined the week, from big American stars in town with the U.S. studios to the market creators taking a shot at glory.

In the early 1990s, Denis Leary hit the comedy circuit with a bang with his No Cure for Cancer routine, which touched on themes around smoking, drug use and political correctness.

Sabrina Carpenter will continue touring North America this fall as part of her Short n’ Sweet tour.

If you haven’t yet bought yourself an air fryer, you’ve likely had a few friends and family members badger you about how great they are. They’re not wrong: if you’re looking for a quicker, cheaper, and less-fatty way to cook your meals, they’re a terrific investment.

Pancake Day is a glorious occasion, particularly for families with young children.

A new Miffy animated series will go out on Sky in the UK. The deal comes with the much-loved bunny character celebrating her 70th anniversary this year. Sky Kids has picked up the show from Studiocanal and Superights.