Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie set to star in Netflix's adaptation of All the Light We Cannot See

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He took beatings sometimes with sticks and stones but on one occasion he had a knife pulled on him.Peter continued: "I took a lot of beatings for looking different; some were with fists and some were with stones."The knife that was pulled on me never went all the way in, but it certainly scared me enough to know that things could be over very quickly."When The Mysterious Girl hitmaker moved to Australia he said he was part of the only "ethnic" family in the area.When he launched an anti-bullying campaign on Lorraine two years ago, Peter said: "We were picked on a lot, initially it was racism - which is a form of bullying - and it wasn't just calling names, we got beaten pretty badly."Years later, a lot of those people have apologised and they're not like that now at all."But when you are bullied, even if you get through it like I did, certain things scar you for life.He continued: "Bullying is a horrible thing and so many kids are going through it."It's scared me to the point that even now at 47, my hair is naturally curly but I won't have it curly, I always straighten it."The reason I do that is every time I look in the mirror and my hair's curly… I see what those kids used to call me, so that's the long-term effect of bullying and it's really tough."Peter is married to Emily MacDonagh, with the pair sharing two children together.He also shares two children with his ex Katie Price, Princess, 14, and Junior, 16.Peter met Katie while they both took part in I'm a Celebrity...

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is currently filming for the second series of Prime Video's Clarkson's Farm.The former Top Gear presenter took to Twitter today to tell his followers about his bad farming day with "everything going wrong".Jeremy bought a farm in Oxfordshire in 2009, and took the farm over himself in 2019 when the farm keeper died.The presenter has had his work cut out for him with this latest business venture, but has made a successful TV series out of it.Jeremy however has admitted that not every day goes as you would expect at the farm.In view of his 7.6 million followers, he penned: "Some days in farming are very good fun."Today isn't one of them. Everything is going wrong simultaneously."Many took to the comments to share their concerns with the star and also share their concerns.JoDawn said: "As long as it's not going as wrong as my dog walk went yesterday, you'll be fine."My dog ran sideways into my leg and dislocated the kneecap!"DaveSimon10 added: "What does not kill you, makes you stronger...

She added that her daughter saw the scene, and yelled “please save my mummy” down the phone.After being told that there would be a 30 minute delay, Deborah said her husband Seb "cancelled the ambulance, scooped me up, took me downstairs, and put me in the car," after returning home and finding her in a nearly unconscious state.Deborah then continued, explaining the “trauma” of saying goodbye to her children.She said in her column for The Sun, talking about the situation when she was in hospital: “I knew, or at least I thought, I would never see my children again.“I can’t describe to you the trauma that now exists, like a broken horror film in my head, of saying goodbye to my children in that split second.“I had no strength. I had blood all over me.“All I could say was, ‘I love you - forever’.“I can’t recall their faces because I started to lose the ability to see, from all the blood I was losing.”The star added that she felt she was “too young to die.”She said that when she was in the resuscitation department, her husband was “removed” from the room.Deborah explained that she was calm and “still” during the operation.She said she was “in pain” and “sad” and wished for “one more cuddle.”The star said: “I was still and calm, I wasn’t in pain but I was sad.“I kept thinking, ‘Why now? Why is this my lot? I’m too young to die.“‘I just want one more day, one more cuddle, one more sunrise.

Laughter is the best medicine. Jodie Sweetin recalled the touching lesson that Bob Saget taught her about dealing with loss.

Asda has announced it will nearly double the amount of stores which offer shoppers lower priced products by rolling out their Smart Price range to every store in the UK.

Jennifer Coolidge was just as entertaining in her pre-fame days as she is now as a star.

A woman was seen covered in blood outside a block of flats where police discovered the body of a man.

“There’s a starman waiting in the sky.”

The drama on “The Bachelor” was award-worthy this week.

A stunning last kick of the ball free-kick from Gemma Mason saw Livingston Women pick up a 2-1 victory over Ayr United on Sunday and jump above their opponents into fifth in the Championship South table.

After watching his end-of-the-world satire Don’t Look Up notch four Oscar nominations this morning, in the categories of Best Picture, Original Screenplay, Original Score and Editing, writer-director Adam McKay spoke with Deadline about the film’s recognition and its real-world impact, as well as upcoming projects ranging from the HBO series Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, to his HBO Max series The Uninhabitable Earth and his Elizabeth Holmes film Bad Blood for Apple.

EXCLUSIVE: ABC is looking to recruit another Rookie. The network is exploring a spinoff of its popular police procedural starring Nathan Fillon with another bonafide TV star, Niecy Nash, and a new setting, the FBI. The potential new series for next season will be introduced in a two-episode arc of the current fourth season of The Rookie. It will serve as a backdoor pilot for the yet-untitled project, which comes from The Rookie creator/executive producer Alexi Hawley, executive producer Mark Gordon and studios eOne and ABC Signature.

Troy Kotsur has made history as the first deaf male Oscar nominee for his work in the film CODA.The 94th Academy Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday morning as the 53-year-old veteran was recognized in the Actor in a Supporting Role category.His co-star Marlee Matlin became the first deaf actor - male or female - nominee and winner in 1987 for her work in Children Of A Lesser God. Blazing a trail:Troy Kotsur (seen in November) has made history as the first deaf male Oscar nominee for his work in the film CODA as the 94th Academy Awards nominations were announced on Tuesday morningAs if that already wasn't enough history made CODA became the first movie lead by a predominantly deaf cast to be nominated for Best Picture.

The 94th Academy Award nominations were announced on Tuesday morning and it did not take long for the nominees to react.Nicole Kidman was one of the first to share her happiness after being singled out for Best Actress for playing Lucille Ball in Being The Ricardos.'WOW! I'm so overwhelmed! Just having breakfast with my family when the nominations came in. What a beautiful way to find out! I share this with them, Javier, JK, Nina and with ALL the cast and Aaron Sorkin, as this is ours together,' began the 54-year-old actress from Australia.Scroll down for list of nominations...

Diane Warren is 'still in shock' after nabbing her 13th Oscar nomination for her song in the film Four Good Days, Somehow You Do.Speaking with DailyMail.com after the announcement, Warren, 65, said: 'I am extremely excited this was a tough year, there are hundreds of songs. The Oscars have picked the best of the best, so whatever I win or not, just to get nominated is a win.'Warren is the most nominated woman in Oscar history who has not won a trophy.

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Carmel Dagan Staff WriterVisual effects pioneer Douglas Trumbull, one of the masterminds behind the visual effects on some of the most visually audacious science fiction films of all time, including “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “Blade Runner,” died Monday. His daughter Amy wrote on Facebook.

Kristen Stewart is now an Oscar-nominated actor. On Tuesday, the star landed an Academy Award nomination for best actress for her spot-on portrayal of a jazzy tone poem about the late royal. The nod also reportedly makes , along with West Side Story nominee Ariana DeBose, one of the first openly queer actors to be nominated in a major acting category since Ian McKellen was nominated for Lord of the Rings in 2002.

Mark Ruffalo is no stranger to prestige limited series. The actor has had a starring role in the acclaimed HBO series, “I Know This Much is True,” back in 2020.

Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie are set as leads opposite Mia Loberti in Netflix’s All The Light We Cannot See, a four-part limited series adaptation of Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer Prize-winning bestseller, from Shawn Levy and Steven Knight.