Michelle Yeoh opens up about her first awards season campaign: 'It's a little overwhelming'

Tesco has issued an urgent recall on a popular pasta item over fears that it may be unsafe for customers to eat.

A mum has been slammed after parking on her neighbour's driveway without permission. The woman remembered at 6am that there was a parking suspension enforced on her road that day, due to council repairs, so she quickly moved her car before the workers showed up.

Over 12,000 West Lothian households will benefit from the new Winter Heating Payment.

Former Chelsea and Italy striker Gianluca Vialli has died at the age of 58 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Eetu Vertainen is reflecting on a productive December after netting an award double.

KYLIE Jenner has been accused of photoshopping her body in her latest glamorous photos. The 25-year-old looked stunning in a white bejewelled gown for a new ad to promote Kylie Cosmetics. Kylie wowed in the dress, which featured statement shoulders and an embellished collar.

LAUREN Goodger has come under fire for flogging a real fur coat online. The 36-year-old horrified her followers by showing off the flashy item made from red fox, telling them it could be theirs for just £1,000.

AMANDA Holden wasted no time in showing off her glowing tanned legs in a fitted leather mini skirt following her recent luxurious holiday. The 51 year old Britain's Got Talent judge wowed fans on her instagram when she sported an embroidered black leather mini skirt teamed with a blue blouse. And despite her heavy coffers it seems Amanda isn't one to splash the cash if her recent post is anything to go by.

EASTENDERS actress Barbara Smith wowed her fans as she posed in her bikini in Cuba. The star is currently enjoying a sun-soaked break after exiting the BBC soap, on which she played Dana Monroe.

UNA Healey has reunited with her children after her 'throuple' holiday with Dave Haye and Sian Osborne. It comes hours after The Sun exclusively confirmed that the singer IS in a three-way relationship with the boxer, 42, and model, 30. The “throuple” grew close last year, then spent time together in London over Christmas, before a New Year’s getaway to Marrakech.

Jeremy Clarkson, but he fiercely rallied against the suggestion that he's the Clarkson's Farm star's "young apprentice".The farmer insisted all he has learnt from his older mentor is "TV" and the geographical location of countries like Africa, while telling Jeremy he'll "never pick up" certain skills.In the Performance People Podcast, Jeremy looked at his young sidekick with affection as he mused: "He is my young apprentice, but then he knows more about it than I do, which is weird."Kaleb pulled a grimacing face, before shooting back: "I'm not your young apprentice!"The pair regularly take swipes at each other, in what some viewers have branded a "battle of egos".Earlier this week, it was even revealed that Kaleb had stormed off the farm after slamming Jeremy's "stupidest idea yet" - his plan to become a pig farmer.Back on the podcast, Jeremy quibbled with his co-star over the "apprentice" description, reasoning: "Well, you're young and I pay your wages!""You pay some of my wages. I should be paid for looking after you!" Kaleb declared."You ARE paid for looking after me actually," Jeremy quipped.When the podcast hosts asked what Kaleb felt he'd learnt from Jeremy, there was a long pause, during which he looked at his co-star in embarrassment."Television," he finally decided, before adding "and a bit of geography - I know where Africa is now!"Jeremy sounded more appreciative when he was asked what he had learnt from his young co-star, marvelling: "The list goes on and on!""I still haven't learnt to attach anything to the back of a truck," he joked."I don't think you ever will.

Critically-acclaimed favorites Everything Everywhere All At Once and Tar continue to pick up momentum as awards season heats up, with both films tying for Best Picture at The Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards.The LAFCA have only voted for a tie for Best Picture four times in its 47-year history, the first coming in its inaugural year in 1975 when they voted for Dog Day Afternoon and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest as Best Picture.They also tied in 1976 (Network and Rocky) and 2013 (Her and Gravity), and the picks could offer a sneak peek at what the Oscar nominations look like when they're announced on January 24. Tie: Critically-acclaimed favorites Everything Everywhere All At Once (above) and Tar continue to pick up momentum as awards season heats up, with both films tying for Best Picture at The Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards.

Michelle Yeoh is riding a wave on the career front, as the Malaysian actress navigates shooting two films in recent months, and wrapping another.And on Friday she confirmed she has now been added to the cast of the epic musical fantasy film Wicked, which has already started to shoot principal photography.That confirmation came on the same day she was being honored with the 15th Annual Kirk Douglas Award For Excellence In Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Honored: Michelle Yeoh, 60, was presented with the 15th annual Kirk Douglas Award For Excellence In Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in Santa Barbara on FridayThe award, which benefits Santa Barbara International Film Festival's year-round educational programs, was presented during a black-tie dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara, according to Noozhawk.Ahead of the ceremony, the actress took to the red carpet to strut her stuff in front of adoring photographers in a white short-sleeve gown.

Cate Blanchett and Michelle Yeoh have revealed both of their roles in Tár and Everything Everything All At Once were originally written for men.The women, who are both receiving Oscar buzz for their lead roles in the films, made the revelation during a conversation with one another as part of Variety's Actors on Actors series.'They initially wrote it for a man,' revealed Michelle, 60, who played a struggling laundromat owner hopping through different universes in the critically-acclaimed movie.  Revelation: Cate Blanchett and Michelle Yeoh have revealed both of their roles in Tár and Everything Everything All At Once were originally written for men'I think it's the norm, because it would be easier to finance,' she continued. 'It would be easier to understand that a guy would multiverse jump.

Michelle Yeoh has joined the star-studded cast for Wicked.The actress, 60, will play Madame Morrible in the Jon M. Chu directed project, which also stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, according to Variety.Madame Morrible is the headmistress of Crage Hall at Shiz University, originally played by actress Carole Shelley in the original Broadway Wicked musical.

The National Board of Review today named the top-grossing film of 2022 as its Best Film of the year.

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Michelle Yeoh (Everything Everywhere All at Once) has joined Universal’s two-part film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical Wicked, Deadline can confirm. She’s set to star alongside previously announced cast members including Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Jeff Goldbum, Jonathan Bailey and Ethan Slater.

Nine months after world premieringtheir martial arts fantasy feature Everything Everywhere All at Once to roaring crowds at SXSW and watching it go on to become the highest grossing specialty title of the year, A24’s best ever, at $70M US/$103M WW, directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert remain gobsmacked.