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Serena Williams is currently training up for her return to Wimbledon for her big tennis comeback as a wildcard.MORE: Serena Williams celebrates iconic comeback alongside mini-me daughterAhead of her big opening games, the star's social media feed for her eponymous clothing line, S by Serena, looked back at one of her major highlights, finally confirming her arrival at this year's tournament.VIDEO: Serena Williams and daughter Olympia's matching outfit changesA photograph was shared of a young Serena holding her first championship trophy for Wimbledon, which she won in 2002."20 years ago, Serena took home her first Wimbledon Championship trophy, earning the world no.1 ranking for the first time. Join us in cheering her on as she hits the Wimbledon stage again #renasarmy," the caption read.MORE: Serena Williams revisits unbelievable spring fashion – including stunning backless dressFans reacted with excitement and couldn't wait to see the tennis superstar back on the court after an injury took her out of last year's games.A post shared by S by Serena (@serena)Serena mused on her first Wimbledon win in 2022"I remembered it just like yesterday," one wrote, with another commenting: "WOOOOO GO GIRL!!!" A third also said: "The Queen is in action!!"Serena has emerged victorious at Wimbledon a massive seven times over the course of her career, last taking home the title in 2016.

Prime Video announced today that former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who retired in the offseason, will be joining its NFL pregame, halftime and postgame coverage this fall when the service presents its exclusive Thursday Night Football package. Fitzpatrick will join Tony Gonzalez and Richard Sherman for each TNF game.

As one of its final acts, the current Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has voted honorary Oscars to directors Peter Weir and Euzhan Palcy and songwriter Diane Warren and the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to Michael J. Fox. They will be presented at the 13th Governors Awards on Saturday, November 19, in Los Angeles.

A stage adaptation of The Pianist, based on the Władysław Szpilman memoir that was the source of the Oscar-nominated 2002 film, is being developed by director Emily Mann with an eye toward Broadway. An industry reading is set for New York City this month with Tony Award winner Santino Fontana (Tootsie) starring as Szpilman.

Lorde has reflected on the reaction to her third album ‘Solar Power’ on the one-year anniversary of the record being announced.The album, which arrived last August, was met with a mixed response from critics and fans upon its release.Writing in her latest email newsletter to fans, Lorde shared her feelings on the reaction to ‘Solar Power’. “I can honestly say [this] has been the year with the highest highs and the lowest lows I think I’ve ever experienced,” she wrote.

Blumhouse founder Jason Blum has said he would have no trouble convincing Robert Englund to reprise his iconic role as Freddy Krueger in a new A Nightmare On Elm Street film if he wanted to – despite the actor having previously indicated such a return would be unlikely.“I could make him come back,” Blum told Screen Rant in a new interview published yesterday (June 20). “I could get anyone back.

The Gaslight Anthem played a surprise show in New Jersey at the weekend (June 18) ahead of their comeback tour later this summer.The band went on an indefinite hiatus in 2015, but played together in 2018 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their second album ‘The ‘59 Sound’.In March 2022, frontman Brian Fallon announced online that the band would be returning to “full-time status”, including working on their sixth album and heading back out on the road. The tour is set to kick off in Europe in August.Before that, however, The Gaslight Anthem surprised fans who turned up at New Jersey venue Crossroads for a solo show from Fallon.

Former Manchester United centre-back Wes Brown believes Fred can still have an important part to play under new manager Erik ten Hag despite the club's need for midfield reinforcements this summer.

The Queen was pictured smiling as she attended a royal engagement without a walking stick, following her recent mobility issues. Her Majesty, 96, has recently been pictured at several appearances using a walking aid - including at the Order of the Garter service with Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall last week.

Michael Strahan may look put together and cheery most of the time when he appears on Good Morning America, but he's also not afraid to admit that it's not always that way.MORE: Michael Strahan shares bittersweet Father's Day post amid exciting TV comebackThe star took to Instagram to show a more candid side to him, and opened up about mental health and handling stress with a motivational message to fans.He urged his followers to not only stay in touch with their feelings, but also not be afraid to open up about them.WATCH: Michael makes surprising confession about his home lifeMORE: Why Michael Strahan is facing a bittersweet year aheadMichael himself wasn't afraid to be vulnerable with his loyal community, telling them: "Yo, I just wanted to come to you guys and say how important it is to ask for help."He insisted to them that it's alright to feel lost and not know how to handle tough situations, saying: "You know, sometimes you can't figure things out, it's always good to get a different perspective on it."Explaining that sometimes even people unfamiliar with whatever one is going through are exactly who can help the most, he offered a useful adage by suggesting people seek advice from someone who are: "Not so close to the trees that they don't see that you're in a forest."A post shared by michaelstrahan (@michaelstrahan)Michael's inspiring messageHe continued his advice by maintaining: "That person is stepping away. You need to step away.

Kay Burley wasn't accepting Mick Lynch's response after she asked what he would do to prevent agency workers from crossing picket lines during the ongoing train strikes. Despite her inquisitional interview style, during which she repeated questions that he hadn't answered to her "satisfaction", money-saving expert Martin Lewis gasped at how "unflustered" the RMT boss seemed to be.Kay Burley tweeted out that "agency rail workers will be stopped at picket lines and asked not to cross".She added: "RMT union's General Secretary Mick Lynch got a little flustered explaining why...

He explained he felt “annoyed” by Harry. Piers then added he was unimpressed by Harry’s potential decision to “spray-gun the Royals”. He prefaced by describing Meghan as “highly manipulative” and “ruthless” but adding that Harry’s behaviour was just as frustrating. The star said: “You’re dealing with a really ruthless person here, highly manipulative, very determined to springboard herself up the social ladder…“But really, I feel as annoyed by Harry’s behaviour, if not more so actually. “I think what he’s doing is terrible. “The fact he keeps doing it, and he’s got this book coming out, which is presumably going to spray-gun the royals all over again, I think it’s disgusting.”He then went on to discuss the scandals involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in comparison to Prince Andrew.Speaking to The Times in April he confirmed he obviously thought what Andrew is accused of was “far worse.” He explained there is no scale to compare the two scandals. The presenter said the fact that The Queen’s second son has had to “pay millions of dollars in a settlement to stop himself being accountable in a court of law against a woman claiming that he had under-age sex with her in America is disgusting”. That was far from the first time Piers got involved with a public spat, however. A Twitter argument he once had with Amber Heard in 2019 was recently uncovered. It follows after Piers has hit out at Amber over her remarks about losing her defamation trial against ex-husband Johnny Depp.The original exchange took place when Piers went after razor company Gillette for their “the best a man can be” campaign, where they encouraged men to stop saying “boys will be boys”.Gillette said that the expression “excuses bad behaviour”. Piers

Kate Bush’s sudden success with her 1985 song ‘Running Up That Hill’ has broken new records, after reaching the U.K. chart summit last week, 37 years since the song was first released.The 63-year-old singer has become the oldest female artist to hit No.1 on the Official U.K.

Kim Kardashian isn't sure if she'll ever walk down the aisle again. The 41-year-old reality star appeared on Tuesday's episode of the show and revealed her feelings on tying the knot again following her marriages to Kanye «Ye» West, Kris Humphries and Damon Thomas.«I think I'm definitely going to be really cautious, because I have proven maybe I'm not the best at it,» Kardashian, who's currently in a relationship with Pete Davidson, said.

Kevin Costner isn't hanging up his hat just yet. Costner spoke with ET’s Cassie DiLaura during the Paramount+ U.K.

Rob Gronkowski is calling it a career, again. The 33-year-old tight end announced on Tuesday he's retiring from the NFL after 11 glorious seasons.The four-time Super Bowl champion took to Twitter and penned a lengthy post to make it official.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAngel Olsen has released a gorgeous cover of Bob Dylan’s “One Too Many Mornings” as part of the soundtrack for the Apple TV+ series “Shining Girls,” with all of Olsen’s proceeds from the streaming royalties of the song going to Everytown for Gun Safety, which is billed as the largest gun violence prevention organization in the country, a nonprofit that advocates for gun control.The song is included on the album’s soundtrack but not on Olsen’s stellar forthcoming album, “Big Time,” which was produced by Jonathan Wilson (Lana Del Rey, Billy Strings, Father John Misty) and arrives next week.The “Shining Girls” score and Olsen’s Dylan cover were produced by Claudia Sarne; the series stars and was executive produced by Elisabeth Moss. According to the announcement, Olsen was handpicked by Elisabeth Moss to record the song, which is featured in the show’s finale episode set to air Friday, June 3.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorJustin Timberlake, one of the most successful pop singers of the past 20 years, has sold a song catalog to Hipgnosis Song Management, the company has announced.Hipgnosis has acquired 100% of all of Justin Timberlake’s copyright, ownership and financial interests of the writer and publisher’s share of public performance income, and the catalog of musical compositions written by Justin Timberlake, according to the announcement. Also included in the sale to Hipgnosis are the worldwide administration rights to the compositions, subject to the remaining term of Universal Music’s administration rights, which expire in 2025.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFor everything that music and entertainment do to better people’s lives, it’s all put into a sobering context when you hear someone speak about their work at a cancer treatment center. And the music industry’s work with City of Hope cancer treatment and research center in Los Angeles is one of its greatest charitable efforts.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorKanye West’s long-promised “Donda 2” album has apparently taken a step closer to reality, as Columbia Records announced a collaboration with the late XXXTentacion called “True Love” — which appears in the new “Look at Me: XXXTentacion” documentary, which airs on Hulu beginning Thursday, May 26, and on the accompanying album, “Look at Me: The Album,” due on Friday.“True Love,” officially billed to Ye & XXXTentacion, will see its official release via Columbia Records at the standard drop time of 12 a.m. ET Friday / 9 p.m.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment has announced the full slate of programming for the fifth annual New York Music Month, to run throughout the month of June 2022 in New York City.This year’s NYMM will feature a combination of in-person and virtual programming, with more than 20 events, including an all-day industry conference on the future of NYC’s music industry, skill-building workshops, free rehearsal space, songwriting camp, and showcases of emerging NYC artists. This month-long series aims to support songwriters, established musicians, emerging artists, and NYC’s entire musical community, many of whom were severely impacted by the pandemic.