New details emerge on London’s huge new MSG Sphere venue

Couple goals! Tom Holland and Zendaya wore their love on their sleeves (and backs) during a recent New York City date night.

Eva Longoria is soaking up the sun with her andJosé Bastón’s son. The actress has been sharing photos from a beautiful lakefront estate that has a gym, and an awesome pool. On Thursday, Longoria shared an adorable selfie in the pool with her son Santiago and they were all smiles.Before hitting the pool Longoria pushed herself to workout at the gym even though she wasn’t feeling it.

Kristen Stewart thinks 'everyone wants to win an Oscar.'The 31-year-old star is nominated for Best Actress at the 94th Academy Awards for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana in Spencer and she was 'totally touched' to have made it onto the shortlist.'Everyone wants to win an Oscar, you know? I'm totally touched,' she told Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue. Happy to be nominated:Kristen Stewart is nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana in Spencer and she was 'totally touched' to have made it onto the shortlist she told Vanity Fair; seen in November The reel vs the real: Left, Kristen as Princess Diana in Spencer.

Erika Jayne is looking at new legal troubles as she faces a $2.1million lawsuit that claims she was aware of ex-husband Tom Girardi's alleged embezzlement activities.Filed on Thursday, the complaint accuses The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 50, along with her company EJ Global, LLC, of 'aiding and abetting' Tom, 82, and his law firmGirardi & Keese.It also states she was 'intimately involved in Girardi & Keese's business dealings' and was aware that victims were 'funding her notoriously lavish lifestyle.' Legal troubles: Erika Jayne, 50, is looking at new legal troubles as she faces a $2.1 million lawsuit that claims she was aware of ex-husband Tom Girardi's, 82, alleged embezzlement activities; Pictured September 2021 in Las VegasThe Atlanta-born star's attorney,Evan C. Borges, released a statement to PEOPLE saying: 'The complaint is another misguided effort to blame Erika for the conduct of others in which she had no part.'Borges went on to add, 'Erika has no law degree and never worked at or managed her former husband's law firm.' It was continued: 'Whatever Mr.

An online doctor’s service has been fined after pleading guilty to providing services without being registered with the Care Quality Commission.

On Sunday, Manchester United will attempt to follow up Wednesday night’s much-needed victory over Brighton with a win at long-time rivals Leeds United.

Dancing on Ice bosses fear the show might not air on Sunday due to Storm Eunice.The ITV series hosted by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby is filmed on the very open and windy Bovingdon Airfield in Herts.Crews are worried their production cabins and marquees on site may get damaged or even blown away by the storms.Producers are concerned the show - which has celebrity skaters Bez, Brendan Cole and Kimberly Wyatt among the line-up - may suffer the same fate of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! last year.When Storm Arwen struck, the gales caused £1 million worth of destruction to production areas at Gwryth Castle in Wales.As a result, Ant and Dec were forced to take their show off air for three nights.Dancing On Ice chiefs are now panicking that this latest storm might do the same.One crew member said: "We are bracing ourselves."A show source said however: "We are monitoring the situation and have altered training times as the health and safety of our cast and crew is paramount."But we are confident that it won't affect the show.

Selome Hailu To celebrate Black history month, Ava DuVernay’s indie distribution, arts and advocacy collective Array has produced “28 Days of ‘Sankofa,'” an event series where select cinemas, universities and festival locations throughout the U.S. are screening Ethiopian director Haile Gerima’s “Sankofa” for free, one screening for each day of February. In addition, Array created a free learning companion designed to help viewers process the weight of what they’re watching.Gerima is best known as one of the leading members of the L.A.

When you think of the classic movie themes, you can’t help but think of John Williams. He’s a legendary film composer who has worked on a number of iconic scores and themes for films.

The work of Charles Dickens always seems prescient and allows for multiple incarnations when it’s adapted for the stage, big screen, and television. Another version of his classic love story “Great Expectations” is coming from FX and BBC as the two are teaming for an ambitious new series from Steven Knight (“Peaky Blinders“).

killed his pregnant wife by shoving her off a cliff edge when posing for a selfie has been jailed for 30 years.Police suspected 32-year-old Semra Aysal's fall was no accident when they saw evil Hakan Aysal, 40, behave weirdly beforehand in a witness' video taken at the beauty spot.Aysal's motive became clearer at the discovery of him immediately cashing in £21,700 of life insurance from his late wife's tragedy.Semra was seven-months-pregnant wife when she was lured by her husband to the edge of a cliff in Butterfly Valley, southern Turkey in June 2018.Chilling pictures of the couple show Aysal taking a selfie with Semra just moments before she died.Prosecutors claimed that the only reason they sat on top of the cliff for three hours was so that he could make sure no one was around, and as soon as he realised they were alone, he deliberately killed her by pushing her off the cliff.Witness Recep Sahin told The Fethiye High Criminal Court: “I stopped there to see the view of Kabak Bay with my family.“My daughter was filming the view with my phone and the Aysal couple came down the slope at that moment.“We even joked, ‘either this man will throw the woman off or the woman will throw the man’. There was no interaction between them.”In a video interview, the court heard from the victim’s brother, Naim Yolcu, who said: "When we went to the Forensic Medicine Institute to get the body, Hakan was sitting in the car.

wrestling calendar is in full flow with some of sports entertainment’s biggest events just around the corner. The road to WWE ’s Wrestlemania 38 and All Elite Wrestling ’s Revolution have begun and you can follow all of the latest news, opinion and interviews in our new wrestling newsletter, Piledriver.

Emmerdale may look like a quiet, peaceful village tucked away in the Yorkshire countryside. But if you tune into the soap every night, you'll know that's far from the reality.But if the drama excites you, and you're desperate to get in on the action yourself, we've got just the thing for you.We're giving away two tickets to the Emmerdale Studio Tour.

EuroMillions grand prize is a dream, as daydreaming Brits turn their imaginations to big yachts, houses all over the world and expensive gadgets, jewellery and luxury items. One lucky Brit won a staggering £109,915,000 from the draw on February 4 in what was recorded as the tenth biggest win in the National Lottery's history.

Good Morning Britain host Ben Shepherd asked Dr Hilary Jones about the Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s claim he may force university students to stay on campus at Christmas.

coronavirus contract-tracing app will be roled out across England and Wales today following months of delays.People across England and Wales are now being urged to download the app to help control the spread of coronavirus and protect themselves and their loved ones as case numbers rise.It's being hailed as the “best possible way to help the NHS” by ministers, but the app is entirely voluntary by the user, its success will depend heavily on how many people choose to download and use it.Speaking earlier this month about the app, Health Secretary Matt Hancock described the launch as “a defining moment” and said it will help to contain the virus “at a critical time”.He said: “We need to use every tool at our disposal to control the spread of

Matt Hancock said almost 10,000 people a day are contracting coronavirus - admitting the figure is "too high".

NHS in England, added that about 32 million people would be contacted and encouraged to take up their flu jab.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: "This year more than ever, it's vital that those eligible for the flu jab get it this winter so you can protect yourself, your family and the NHS."We're pulling out all the stops to prepare for this uniquely challenging winter and we have enough vaccines for 30 million people this year, more than we've ever done before."With the simultaneous risk of flu and Covid-19, make sure you get your flu jab if you're eligible, don't gather in groups larger than six and remember 'Hands Face Space' so we can look after each other."This year people eligible for the flu vaccine include:

hereMr Hancock said: "We've put in place targeted local measures so we can come down hard where it emerges."In summer, we were able to relax measures, but now it is spreading more, we've had to act," he said.On Friday, he announced new rules for the North West. Mr Hancock said Liverpool has 120 cases per 100,000 population and Warrington has 100 cases per 100,000.“We know from experience that local action can work when local communities come together to follow the rules, tackle the virus and keep themselves safe," Mr Hancock said.He said hospitality will shut at 10pm as a result of the curfew there and two households should not mix, unless they are in a support bubble.

Sadiq Khan has sounded a warning to Londoners, saying the introduction of new lockdown restrictions is "increasingly likely".

yesterday's report of 4,422 cases.The latest statistics also revealed a further 18 people have been recorded as killed by the deadly Covid-19 virus on Sunday.This brings the overall UK total of deaths linked to the pandemic to 41,777 cases.NHS England confirmed the 18 deaths had occurred in patients aged between 62 and 98 – and that each of the victims known, pre-existing health conditions.The latest statistics come amid concerns a second wave of the virus is under way – with the threat of a national lockdown hanging in the air.Health Secretary Matt Hancock refused to rule out a second national lockdown and warned hospital admissions for the disease are doubling "every eight days."It is feared the increase in admissions will inevitably lead