Michelle Monaghan Dishes on 'Echoes' Ending & Hopes For Season 2!

King Charles III and his siblings are standing vigil for their late mother. On Friday, the new monarch, alongside Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and Princess Anne, all stood in front of the late Queen Elizabeth II's coffin as it laid in state at Westminster Hall. The queen died on Sept.

Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning are co-hosting the CMA Awards and Bryan assures fans it’s going to be a fun show.  Bryan told Fox News Digital he got excited when producers came to him with the idea of having him co-host the show with Manning, telling them he thought it would "be a blast" to share the stage with him.  Although Manning isn’t a country music artist, Bryan acknowledges that his star power "transcends far beyond obviously being a football player," and that the fans will respond well to him as a host. "Peyton is just a ginormous figure and a ginormous star," Bryan said.

Emily Ratajkowski gave her nearly 30 million Instagram followers a prime look at her physique with a photo that was shared to her Story on Friday.The 31-year-old supermodel was seen while rocking a swimsuit from her personal swimwear brand, Inamorata, as she posed for the snap.The beauty was inside her new living room after having moved out of the New York City apartment she shared with her ex, Sebastian Bear McClard.  Hot stuff! Emily Ratajkowski gave her nearly 30 million Instagram followers a prime look at her physique with a photo that was shared to her Story on Friday; she was in her new padRatajkowski's leopard-print top showed off much of her upper chest and impeccably toned midsection. The fashion industry personality also wore a matching bottom that exposed her curvy hips and chiseled thighs. Her dark brunette hair cascaded onto her back and added an element of darkness to her look for the day.She moved into her new home in August.

Queen Elizabeth‘s coffin is currently lying-in-state at Westminster Hall until her funeral on Monday and the public is able to pay their respects in-person.

Matt 'Coco' Hancock is being tipped to star in I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The former Health Secretary has been heavily backed to fly out to the Aussie jungle after his scandalous public affair with his aide.Coco, 43, has been flooded with TV offers since quitting the Cabinet over his workplace snog with mistress Gina Coladangelo, 45.READ MORE: I'm A Celebrity's return to Australia rocked as 'infectious' disease spreads near campLast night bookies Ladbrokes slashed the odds of him appearing on I'm A Celeb from 10/1 to just 5/1.Spokesman Alex Apati said: "It seems Matt Hancock can take his pick when it comes to TV opportunities, and the latest odds suggest he'll soon be joining Ant and Dec."Coco would follow the lead of fellow Tory MP Nadine Dorries, who appeared in the 2012 series.I'm A Celeb will be back in Oz this autumn for the first time in three years, after Covid forced a temporary move to Wales.

The woman who was caught committing an “awful” kidnapping hoax way back in 2016 is now facing down a prison sentence for her actions — and she’s clearly hoping for a light ruling from the judge in this twisted case.

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The severity of Wendy Williams‘ most challenging low points over the last several years is only now being fully understood.

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Drew Barrymore‘s childhood exploits with drugs and alcohol are well-documented. That’s why we’re so surprised to learn her mom was so strict when it came to food!

Ethan Shanfeld Jack Antonoff, who has produced some of Taylor Swift’s most popular songs, from “Out of the Woods” to “Lover,” and who shared her album of the year Grammy for 2020’s “Folklore,” returns for her upcoming album “Midnights,” out Oct. 21. Antonoff appears prominently in a new behind-the-scenes video posted to Swift’s Instagram, with the caption: “The making of ‘Midnights.'” In the clip, the pair are seen working on music in Antonoff’s studio for Swift’s next record, playing keyboards and MIDI controllers while Swift cuts vocal takes. An uncredited song snippet with the lyric, “It’s just the life you lead, but it’s yours,” soundtracks the video, but it’s unclear whether this is original material being teased, as the voices seems to be male. Meanwhile, a shot of Swift walking through a snowstorm indicates she and her co-pilot have been working on “Midnights” for a while. Another clip showcases test pressings of differently colored vinyl records, presumably the ones Swift put on sale in her web store for a limited time over Labor Day weekend.

YouTuber Anthony Fantano has best been known for his video music reviews, but now he’s becoming known for stirring up a feud with Drake.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Though she’s just 22, Noah Cyrus has seen some stuff. As Miley’s younger sister, her music and acting careers launched early — at 16 and 2 (!), respectively — and she released several pop-leaning singles and EPs during her teens, opened an arena tour for Katy Perry in 2017 and was even nominated for a Best New Artist Grammy in 2021. On the less positive side, there was substance abuse, a bad relationship and lockdown isolation — but she overcame all of it, and that battle informs nearly every song on “The Hardest Part,” her long-percolating debut album, which sees her truly finding her voice in a way that her previous recordings only hinted at. Surprisingly or no, the Nashville native did it by returning home, musically speaking. Although her main collaborators here are Northern Irish producer Mike Crossey (Arctic Monkeys, the 1975) and Australian songwriter PJ Harding (Chromeo, Ruel), the sound is country-leaning, heavy on harmonies, organic instrumentation and Music Row-friendly melodies; its big, stacked harmonies recall everything from the Chicks to Boygenius.

Marg Helgenberger is feeling the love as she reprises her role as Catherine Willows in season 2 of The veteran actress steps back into her iconic character's shoes, reintegrating herself back onto the CSI team following the departures of original CSI stars William Petersen and Jorja Fox.«Everybody has been excruciatingly welcoming, excessively welcoming,» Helgenberger told reporters Friday during CBS' virtual Television Critics Association press tour. «I feel the love. I feel their respect towards me.

A woman has been hailed as a "genius" after demonstrating an easy way to keep your house or car keys safe in your pocket when you don't want to carry a handbag.

A Lanarkshire dance school is celebrating 20 years of having all the right moves.

Echoes, a mystery limited series from up-and-coming Australian TV creator Vanessa Gazy has surged in viewing in its first full week of release. Launching with little fanfare, the series, starring Michelle Monaghan and executive produced by 13 Reasons Why‘s Brian Yorkey, logged 68.5M hours viewed during the week of Aug. 22 jumping from #5 last week to #2 in Netflix’s weekly Top 10 for English-language series. It pushed The Sandman (53.8M) to #2 in its fourth week after a three-week reign at #1.

Netflix charts. The new TV streaming show stars the likes of Golden Globe winning Matt Bomer, Schitts Creek actress Karen Robinson and Mission: Impossible actress Michelle Monaghan, who plays identical twins Leni and Gina McCleary.It tells the story of identical twins who secretly decided to swap lives as children.READ MORE: Netflix and Amazon Prime bidding for Man Utd doc - but fans think Glazers will block itAs adults they lead a double life as they share homes, two husbands and a child.However their world is turned upside down with dire consequences as one of the pair goes missing.But since its debut on the service the thriller has received a mostly negative reception from critics and viewers online.On Rotten Tomatoes, the Vanessa Gazy helmed series has received a 28% rating from 18 critics with an average audience score of just 41%.One critic wrote: "Netflix has made a mint on mystery series full of flat, uninteresting characters that are driven purely by plot and mid-tier actors who provide the sheen of prestige...

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt’s all too easy to understand the appeal of a show like “Echoes” to a streaming service like Netflix. From creator Vanessa Gazy and showrunners Quentin Peeples and Brian Yorkey (“13 Reasons Why”), “Echoes” feels like “Firefly Lane” and “Behind Her Eyes” collided to create a melodrama as deeply strange as it is quickly ingestible. Its seven episodes fly by fast enough to distract from the fact that they only barely make sense.