Marty Cohen, Post-Production Collaborator With Steven Spielberg, Dies at 67

Pete Davidson returned to Instagram just over a week ago and it appears as if he’s already deactivated his new account.

The husband of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer shot and killed on the set of "Rust," is recalling the moment he learned of her shooting. In a sit-down interview that aired on Thursday, Matthew Hutchins revealed to "Today" co-anchor Hoda Kotb that a member of the production team informed him that his wife of 16 years had been shot. "My heart sank right away," Matthew said, adding that it was "completely inexplicable to me that it could have happened in that moment." "The first thing I thought was, ‘I have to be with my son,’" Hutchins continued.  Hoda Kotb interview with Matt Hutchins.

“There was a lot of genuineness in our show, a chemistry that was unmistakable and real,” says Barry Williams. “We had these soft messages to share with our audiences. And I think they stuck.”Williams is talking about his years as Greg, the eldest of the Brady siblings on the classic sitcom, The Brady Bunch, which ran for five seasons on ABC, from 1969 to 1975.

Priyanka Chopra appeared to give fans a sneak peek inside her baby daughter's nursery via a cryptic social media upload. While the couple is remaining to keep their new arrival shrouded in secrecy, they did give on nod to her on Instagram. One photo in a series of recent snaps offers a teeny glimpse inside their new world with a newborn.The upload was simply captioned, "Photo dump" and featured one photo of some stuffed toys in what seems to be a nursery.

Coronation Street fans were stunned to see soap actor Bruce Jones, who played Les Battersby, appear in an ITV documentary about the Yorkshire Ripper.The Corrie legend became caught up in the viscous murders when he found a dead body while working on an allotment in the late 1970s. Peter Sutcliffe, the notorious serial killer was only charged for a handful of his despicable murders, which ITV explored in a new documentary on Wednesday 23 February titled Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders. For the first time, the programme also linked 20 unsolved murders and attempted murders to Sutcliffe, along with the murder of 13 women and attempted murder of 7 women that he was charged with from 1975 to 1980.

She’s been open about her love of cosmetic surgery, but Chloe Ferry has admitted that she’s considered dissolving her lip fillers.The Geordie Shore star says she doesn’t remember what she looked like without filler and is tempted to go for a natural look. But the 26 year old thinks she would like to reduce the amount of filler in her lips first before she gets them completely removed. She said: "I’ve seen quite a lot of people doing it lately and I was actually thinking about doing it.

Kate Garraway’s interview on today’s This Morning, Thursday 24 February, was disrupted by what appeared to sound like a static issue. The Good Morning Britain host was discussing her new and emotional documentary about her husband Derek Draper’s ongoing battle with long Covid. The doting wife also touched upon her recent trip to Mexico with him, where they travelled 11,000 miles for his treatment.

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Shares plunged Thursday ahead of the open as geopolitical conflict deepened with Russian’s invasion of Ukraine, dampening investor sentiment. Execs from Discovery touched on it in a conference call with analysts following earnings this morning.

Ralf Rangnick and his squad flew to Spain this week on a different airline for their Champions League game with Atletico Madrid.

Flights between the UK and Ukraine have been suspended as the Foreign Office advises against all travel to the country.

Stitch Fix UK, which commissioned the research, said: “These findings highlight a real shift in consumer mindset when it comes to the way we shop. “It is clear people want a smarter, more considered approach to investing in clothing and style, and are seeking ways to make their wardrobes work harder, for longer.“Our expert stylists focus on selecting items tailored to your unique style, that work with your existing wardrobe - helping curate a selection of looks you love, that stand the test of time.”The study also found the average adult reckons a fifth (20%) of their clothes don’t even fit them.A further 65% confessed to having items in their wardrobe that have never even been worn, and even still have the labels on them.Despite a large portion of their wardrobe going unworn, those surveyed will complain about having nothing to wear on average six times a month.The study, conducted via OnePoll, also found one in three (32%) admit to getting into quarrels with their significant other or housemates over unworn clothes.As a result, over a third (39%) are looking to have a wardrobe refresh in 2022.Nearly half are considering buying fewer items of clothing in the future, but ones they can wear over and over.And 37% agreed owning less items - but things they really love - would reduce the stress of getting ready each day.Ashley Burghardt added: “While many of us often feel we have nothing to wear when it comes to getting dressed, there are some simple first steps everyone can take to unlock their wardrobe and make it more versatile.“First, locate the items you love and wear the most, and remove all of the unworn pieces.

Katie Price's mum Amy has taken a cheeky swipe at her recent Mucky Mansion transformation.The mother of the former glamour model took part in a Instagram live question and answer session with fans on Thursday afternoon alongside her daughter Sophie Price.They both appear in Channel 4 series Katie Price's Mucky Mansion where viewers watched the reality star transform her 19-room property.Katie's home has been the target of vandals over the years and the reality star is determined to make it a family home once again.The series followed the star and her family as they renovated the 10-acre West Sussex property.Over three episodes, cameras captured Katie’s efforts to put bad memories and traumatic events behind her and create a happy home and sanctuary for her family.Katie transformed her hallway during the show complete with a huge park heart sofa, a trio of dog statues on a layer of faux grass and tiered candlestick to add a "romantic" and "homely" touch.The former I'm A Celebrity contestant, who is engaged to Carl Woods, also added a bespoke neon sign in pink and blue which reads: "Welcome to the PriceyWoods"However, it appears that Amy is not a fan of Katie's hallway.During the question and answer session, one fan asked: "What do you think of Katie's hallway?"Amy replied: "I hate the hallway.

Emmerdale fans were left making the same observation about Leyla Cavanagh following the latest tip to the village.

In yet another meta moment for Broadway, a cult hit TV show inspired by the Great White Way will serve as the basis for a new musical production that will grace the actual stages of Broadway sometime in the future.Smash, the 2012 NBC show that starred Debra Messing and lasted two seasons, will see a revival in a new iteration on a New York City stage, telling a similar story to that of the TV series – a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Bombshell, afictional Broadway musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe.The announcement comes after Wednesday's live stream event showing a 2015 Actor's Fund benefit concert that featured songs from the show, which also virtually welcomed back Smash stars Messing, 51, along withKatharine McPhee and

New musical Smash, inspired by the NBC series of the same name, is headed for Broadway. Steven Spielberg, who is among the show's lead producers, wrote in a statement that he is "personally thrilled" to be a part of this project.

New musical Smash, inspired by the NBC series of the same name, is headed for Broadway. Steven Spielberg, who is among the show's lead producers, wrote in a statement that he is "personal

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