Michael J. Fox, 61, with wife Tracy Pollan at Sundance documentary premiere amid Parkinson's battle

BTS member Jimin has shared a new update on his upcoming debut solo album, revealing that it’s slated to arrive much sooner than many fans expected.The revelation came during a stream that Jimin hosted on Weverse last Friday (February 10), where he not only confirmed that the long-rumoured album is indeed real, but “is going to drop in around March”.He explained (per Soompi): “I’m currently preparing lots of things that I can do together with you guys around that time. I’m planning lots of different kinds of things we can do to have fun together and enjoy ourselves, so I think you can safely look forward to it.“You’ve been waiting for such a long time that I wanted to quickly announce this news first before starting [the rest of the broadcast].”It was reported last month that Jimin’s album would arrive imminently, with Big Hit Music in the midst of deciding an official release date.

Sheryl Lee Ralph wowed viewers on Sunday during the Super Bowl LVII pre-game show when she gave a rousing rendition of «Lift Every Voice and Sing,» a hymn that is often referred to as the Black National Anthem. The 66-year-old star surprised many fans with her vocal abilities, belting out the moving song while wearing a bold red-and-black Harbison Studio jumpsuit with an attached train. Ralph teased the moment on Instagram prior to stepping out onto the field at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. «It is no coincidence that I will be singing the Black National Anthem, Lift Every Voice and Sing at the Super Bowl on the same date it was first publicly performed 123 years ago (February 12, 1900),» she shared. «Happy Black History Month!»Despite being praised for her performance, Ralph also became the subject of online speculation that she had actually lip-synced the song for the broadcast. When asked about it by, Ralph replied, “Does it matter? Does it matter? No.

Hogwarts Legacy has countless challenges and side-quests to complete alongside its main story. Fellow witches and wizards throughout Hogwarts and the wider Wizarding World are in need of your magical expertise to help find items, locations, and loved ones.

CORONATION Street fans are all saying the same thing as a show legend celebrate a major milestone. Actor Peter Gunn is best known for his role as former headteacher Brian Packham. Gunn, 60, has played the role of the loveable character since 2010.

Crime series Happy Valley returned for its’ third and final series on January 1 2023. The popular show, which launched back in 2014, follows Sergeant Catherine Cawood as she leads a crack team of detectives solving complex cases in the West Yorkshire area. When she's not tracking down dangerous criminals, Catherine struggles with raising her grandson and living with her ex addict sister.

The Royal Family are ‘fully expecting’ Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to attend King Charles’ coronation in May. Members of the Royal Family have apparently been ‘spitting feathers’ over allegations made by Harry in his autobiography ‘Spare’ and details in public interviews. However, the family is now getting ready for a visit from their relatives over the pond as the Sussexes are expecting to fly over for the coronation of King Charles III.

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Louise Thompson has shared her tips to stay calm and "connected while in hospital after being readmitted because of an “unexpected situation.” Louise, who recently enjoyed a tree-top vacation with boyfriend Ryan Libbey, has been in and out of the hospital since giving birth to her son Leo and experiencing horrific PTSD. Earlier this week, the former Made in Chelsea star, who featured on the show with her brother Sam Thompson and stars such as Jamie Laing and Spencer Matthews, revealed she's back in the hospital and has been forced to skip her “much needed” holiday. On Thursday, she took to Instagram once again to share some tips for while anyone is in hospital, including things such as self-care, taking selfies and using your senses.

Danniella Westbrook has taken a look back at her stint on Dancing on Ice, recalling the number of horrific injuries she sustained during training.The former EastEnders star, 49, took part in the popular ITV show back in 2010, where she was paired with professional skater Matthew Gonzalez.Taking part in a Facebook Live with The Daily Star, Danniella discussed the injuries she sustained while in training for the show, which included broken rips. She told the publication: "I broke three ribs, I ripped my tendon in my leg, and twisted my knee and popped it out of the knee cap. "That was all in rehearsal but I managed to skate every week your skating partner is like your therapist" she continued.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Celebrities once again ran up the score for Super Bowl advertisers. The most-watched Super Bowl LVII ad on YouTube on Sunday was Melissa McCarthy’s Booking.com spot, in which the actor and comedian is whisked away on a whirlwind musical tour of gorgeous vacation getaways. John Travolta’s T-Mobile ad, crooning a riff on “Summer Nights” (alongside Zach Braff and Donald Faison), was No. 2. Other celebrity-driven ads in YouTube’s Top 10 came from Skechers (Snoop Dogg), Pepsi (Steve Martin), Paramount+ (Sylvester Stallone), Rakuten (with Alicia Silverstone reprising Cher from “Clueless”), Google Pixel (Amy Schumer, NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo and Doja Cat) and Avocados From Mexico (featuring a naked Anna Faris as Eve in a reimagined Garden of Eden).

THE BBC has announced a harrowing new drama based on real stories from the Grenfell Tower fire. A total of 72 people tragically lost their lives when the 24-storey London block of flats caught fire. The blaze occurred Wednesday, 14 June, 2017 in West London.

Ben Affleck finally got to fulfill his (presumed) lifelong dream of working at Dunkin'.  In an ad that aired during the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 12 titled “Dunkin' ‘Drive Thru’ Starring Ben," works the drive-thru window at a Dunkin' location in Medford, Massachusetts, a city 6.7 miles northwest of Boston.

Three. Frustrating. Years. That’s how much time has passed since the Sundance Film Festival last held an in-person edition in Park City, Utah. (Put it this way: The opening night selection was the Taylor Swift documentary, Miss Americana, which chronicled the making of her 2018 album of Reputation. So, like, ancient history.) Blame the pandemic, of course. Because of safety fears, attendees couldn’t be in the room for the premiere of the eventual Oscar Best Picture winner, Coda, or cheer along for Questlove and the first screening of his own future Oscar pic, Summer of Soul. No sightings of a random Real Housewives star on the bustling Main Street. No napping during 8:30 AM screenings. No huffing and puffing walking in the snow in the frigid weather at high altitudes. No nothing.

Beware of the full moon! Werewolves don’t have the glamorous reputation that their vampire counterparts do, but that hasn’t stopped Hollywood from making tons of movies and TV series about the shapeshifting creatures.

“I came to see how much he loved acting. I never got that before."Michael added, "To sit down and talk about acting and talk about Shakespeare and ‘King Lear’.“This guy can play King Lear! People don’t expect that of him.

Michael J. Fox has reflected on his friendship with his Back To The Future franchise co-star Christopher Lloyd.The 61-year-old actor opened up on their relationship on Saturday at a Variety Studio presented by Audible interview at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah.'Chris is a great guy. He's very enigmatic,' said Fox of his 84-year-old co-star who portrayed Doc Brown in the sci-fi comedy franchise.

Michael J Fox was first diagnosed with young onset Parkinson's Disease aged just 29. His film Still: A Michael J Fox Story, which documents his struggles, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah on Friday - and his wife plus three of their four children appeared alongside him.Michael was once considered "the Prince of Hollywood" as his film career soared during his 20s, and his success has given him an estimated net worth of $65 million - but he has suffered enormously behind the scenes.After waking up one morning with uncontrollable shaking in his little finger, he was prompted to see a neurologist, who delivered the bad news - he had young-onset Parkinson's Disease.Of the one million adults living with the condition in the USA, just four per cent of them are under 50 - and, according to the Parkinson's Foundation, developing it before turning 30 is unusual.The incredulous Family Ties actor told The New York Post: "You know who you’re talking to, right? I’m not supposed to get this!"In the years that followed, Michael turned to alcoholism and dopamine pills to cope with the impact of the condition.He also held props in his hands regularly to disguise the shaking he was experiencing, and managed to keep his problem secret for the first seven years.Despite initially battling an addiction to alcohol after the onset of his disease, the 61-year-old actor now says he's avoided the temptation to have a drink for three decades.He announced the triumphant news during the premiere of his film at Utah's Sundance Film Festival last weekend saying, "I was definitely an alcoholic.

So far nearly all the films I have been seeing for the 2023 Sundance Film Festival are based on true stories, from a teacher in Radical to a gay single father in San Francisco circa 70’s and 80’s to Michael J. Fox as himself, and now yet another iconic character gets his story told on the big screen. World Premiering at Sundance tonight is Cassandro, a wild story of the first openly gay wrestler in the ultra macho sport of Mexico’s Lucha Libre.

I love the title of Oscar-winning An Inconvenient Truth documentarian Davis Guggenheim’s wonderful new docu on the life and times of Michael J. Fox. It is called Still a Michael J. Fox Movie. The Sundance website has a colon where you might expect it to be, right after Still, but the press notes leave it out which is how I hope Apple Studios — which has the film for an unspecified future release date and is world premiering it Friday at the Sundance Film Festival — would officially call it. That’s because what Guggenheim, and importantly his editor MIchael Harte, have made is simply that, A Michael J. Fox Movie from start to finish and all that implies.