‘Moving On’ Review: Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin Shine In A Modest, Messy Dramedy [TIFF]

Martin Lewis stunned fans after he made a shock revelation about his OBE medal on Monday.DISCOVER: 7 best budget planning books to help save money during cost of living crisisTaking to Instagram, the financial journalist shared a selfie of himself holding his coveted OBE medal. Alongside the snap, Martin penned: "They're taking my OBE off me! Yep, I got a letter saying now I have a CBE, I need to send the OBE back.

Victoria Beckham is one of them. On Monday, the fashion designer stepped out in New York to spend an evening with her family - and she glimmered in emerald green.SEE: Nicola Peltz Beckham rocks flared jeans for highly-anticipated family affairIn images captured by the MailOnline, Victoria, 48, exuded forest fairy magic in the fern-toned number which featured long sheer sleeves, an all-over leafy green sequin print, a midi length and a figure-hugging cut.WATCH: Victoria Beckham blows sweet kiss to son BrooklynThe star paired her whimsical ensemble with some barely-there heels – infusing her earthy aesthetic with a pinch of sass.

Twitch has responded to its controversial decision not to amend its reduced revenue split for streamers.It was confirmed last month that users who had been given “premium deals” offering them more than 50/50 revenue split would see their income cut, with Twitch blaming the expense of hosting streams.In a blog post, Twitch president Dan Clancy acknowledged that the platform had previously offered those deals to certain streamers, which involved better revenue payouts than the site’s typical 50/50 split.But Clancy said it had stopped offering these premium agreements in 2021 and acknowledged that although some streamers still get 70/30 revenue splits, these will be altered moving forward.“For these streamers still on these premium deals, we’re adjusting the deal so that they retain their 70/30 revenue share split for the first $100K [£88,144] earned through subscription revenue,” Clancy explained. “Revenue above $100K will be split at the standard 50/50 share split.”These changes will come into effect after June 1, 2023, and streamers will only be affected when it’s time for their existing contract to be renewed.

Prince Harry 's body language has been deemed "hard to watch" by a body language expert, after he became "visibly emotional" during a call with some WellChild Award winners. The 38 year old prince appeared on video link yesterday, which was streamed from the office of the Montecito mansion he shares with wife Meghan Markle, 41, and their two children.

Tottenham hero Harry Kane has revealed how his dad broke the news about his release from Arsenal as a kid.These days, Kane, 29, is indelibly associated with the Lilywhites of Spurs. But once upon a time he was a promising young thing in the Gunners' academy, only to be released as an eight-year-old. The England star spoke about the pain of that rejection on World Mental Health Day, disclosing how he found out the news from his dad.

Emmerdale star Katherine Dow-Blyton says Harriet Finch will be central to the upcoming story involving a storm that is set to descend on the village.But as the star teases her involvement in the "exciting stunt" as part of Emmerdale's 50th anniversary episodes, could Harriet become a victim of the devastating storm?Emmerdale bosses had already hinted that the storm will put some of the soap's "best loved characters in peril," with Harriet star Katherine hinting at the danger that awaits her character.READ NEXT: Emmerdale Chas and Al's steamy affair set to be 'exposed' in Cain Dingle twist"I’ve never been involved in the super stunt weeks before so this is my first time," said Katherine. "It’s exciting and I loved doing the stunts.

Fern Britton, 63, took to Twitter and lauded a Mary Berry recipe for Coq Au Vin as she shared a photo from the cooking book on Sunday. But when a social media user took aim at her former partner's television show appearance in Ready, Steady, Cook, the former This Morning presenter could not resist liking the post.Taking to the micro-blogging site on October 9, Fern penned: "Can’t beat @MaryBerrysFoods recipe for #CoqAuVin."Substituted onions for shallots and carrots for mushrooms.

The superintendent of Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District announced his retirement this week, as the community still reels from the May 24 shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. Hal Harrell's retirement was publicly announced in a now-privatized Facebook post from his wife, Donna Goates Harrell, on Sunday night.The retiring superintendent attended Monday's school board meeting after his announcement. "I am truly grateful for your support and well wishes.

U.S. Senate candidates J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan participated in a heated debate in Cleveland on Monday night, with both candidates accusing each other of being party loyalists.

An employee at Stanford University said she was dragged into a campus basement and raped last Friday afternoon, prompting concern from students on campus. The university said the incident happened on the school's Palo Alto campus around 12:30 p.m.

Married At First Sight UK stars Tayah Victoria and Adam Aveling have welcomed their first child together. Tayah, 26, and Adam, 27, announced they were expecting back in April in an exclusive OK! shoot, and now they've announced the arrival of their adorable baby daughter and her sweet name. The new parents both shared the happy news on Instagram and revealed that they'd named their baby girl, who arrived on 7 October, Beau Emily Aveling.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor The late great songwriter Allee Willis was celebrated Wednesday night with a fashion show and party benefiting the Willis Wonderland Foundation. Willis, whose credits included the Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There for You,” better known as the “Friends” theme song, Earth Wind and Fire’s “September” (yesterday was the 21st) and a gaggle of disco-era hits, started the foundation to support the arts in underserved communities. She passed away from a cardiac event in 2019 at age 72. “She was a visual artist, performer, collector, party thrower extraordinaire with a whole amusement park full of kitsch-tastic colorful fashions,” Willis’ partner and the foundation’s CEO Prudence Fenton said. “Everything she did was all about making people happy. She lived to inspire others to express their own inner and outer creativity in every way. Creating art and music makes life worth living.”

Appearing on the late-night American talk show to speak about season two of the reboot of the family's famous reality TV show The Kardashians, Kim, 41, once again took inspiration from Jane Fonda’s 1968 sci-fi classic.Donning a metallic silver dress which had a daring triangular cut out in the centre of her chest, the bleached blonde reality television star teased an early look into the new season of the show.In the past Kim has also emanated Fonda's iconic character, during a sizzling shoot for her shapewear brand SKIMS this summer.At the time, she could be seen modelling a chromatic look with Barbarella's voluminous blonde hair.During her time with James, who was wearing a navy potter dot suit and light blue shirt, Kim confirmed that she is “happily single” following her split from Pete Davidson, 28, and is in no rush to find love again just yet, saying that she just wants to “chill for a bit”.

Kim Kardashian returned to her Barbarella mood board to conjure up a sizzling look for her The Late Late Show with James Corden appearance on Wednesday night.The 41-year-old star hit the sound stage in a futuristic strapless silver dress with a daring chest cut-out that could've easily flattered a young Jane Fonda.The bleached blonde beauty teased the look early in the show while enjoying some playful banter with the talk show's jovial host. Inspo: Kim Kardashian returned to her Barbarella mood board to conjure up a sizzling look for her The Late Late Show appearance on Wednesday night. The 41-year-old star hit the sound stage in a futuristic strapless silver dress with a daring chest cut-out that could've easily flattered a young Jane Fonda Wow! The bleached blonde beauty teased the look early in the show while enjoying some playful banter with the talk show's jovial hostShe accessorized with a set of bulky black wrist cuffs that matched the microphone clipped to her chest.Kim's bright blonde strands were parted down the center and styled in loose waves that cascaded down her back.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Can you imagine anything more delightful than Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin co-starring in a movie with Richard Roundtree and Malcolm McDowell … in 1972? That was the year Fonda won an Oscar for “Klute” and daffy “Laugh-In” star Tomlin released her first comedy album. The two men were riding high with “Shaft” and “A Clockwork Orange,” respectively. Just think what an ensemble film that played to each of their strengths might have yielded 50 years ago. That’s wishful thinking, of course. You can’t go back, and you can’t do things over, but it’s never too late to move on. At least, that’s the message writer-director Paul Weitz is peddling in “Moving On,” a sassy feature-length sitcom with a #MeToo twist in which two estranged friends reunite to settle a decades-old score.

Writer/Director Paul Weitz wrote the sublime road comedy Grandma for Lily Tomlin, and now at the suggestion of Tomlin he wrote a new film for both Lily and Jane Fonda, one with characters unrecognizable from the pair they played for seven years on the Netflix sitcom, Grace And Frankie, in a story tinged with a dark side, as well as some pungent commentary on the effect of sexual trauma, even nearly a half century later. This is the kind of movie I love, independently made, using great actors in a unexpected kinds of roles, running a tight no-fat 85 minutes, and being thoroughly entertaining with something to say as well.

'confronting the urgent climate crisis, caused by fossil fuels' and will continue to campaign for the cause despite her health battle. 'This diagnosis has only made me more determined than ever to continue to end the deadly effects of fossil fuels,' she continued.  'While most of us know that fossil fuels are the primary cause of the climate crisis, many may not know that fossil fuel emissions also cause cancer as well as other major health problems like birth defects, childhood leukemia, heart attacks, strokes, lung disease and preterm birth,' Fonda said.

Surprisingly, Nuclear is not one of Oliver Stone’s “devil’s advocate” documentaries, the spate of films he started making in the early 2000s that seemed to troll liberals everywhere by spending time with notorious human-rights abusers such as Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez and Vladimir Putin. In the real world right now, nuclear power is about as toxic as those three men put together, but this intelligent and surprising film is an investigation into how that PR damage came about, which makes it arguably more of a piece with his famous conspiracy thriller JFK than any of those. At nearly two hours, it’s a hard watch, being dominated by Stone’s dense, monotonous voice-over and featuring scientists with next to no screen presence (this explains a lot about Adam McKay’s decision to shoot Don’t Look Up with A-listers). Nevertheless, it puts forward a lot of unexpected proposals about nuclear energy, debunking powerful myths along the way.

EXCLUSIVE: One of the hottest acquisition titles at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival which starts in earnest tonight happens to star a couple of certifiable show business legends, both now in their 80’s, both working all the time – much of it together lately – and both proving age is just a number.