Nick Viall Remembers ‘Sweet And Kind’ Bachelor Contestant Hailey Merkt After Her Tragic Death

Pachinko star Jin Ha, who portrays Solomon Baek in the sweeping historical fiction series adapted from Min Jin Lee’s best-selling novel, got to venture into a more comedic role as in the upcoming season of Only Murders in the Building.

Jack Schlossberg is reacting to his cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dropping out of the 2024 Presidential Race.

Tom Cruise will be starring in the next movie from Oscar winner Alejandro G. Iñàrritu and it was just announced that six more actors have joined the cast!

Matthew Perry's former girlfriend has made shocking allegations that doctors have been illegally supplying drugs to a number of celebrities, including the late Friends star, according to Mirror US. Kayti Edwards, 47, who had a relationship with Perry in 2006 and later worked as his assistant in 2011, remained friends with him until his passing in October 2023.

Shamed Jermaine Jenas has admitted sending inappropriate texts after being sacked by the BBC following allegations of his behaviour and says he is "ashamed" of himself. The former footballer wants to make it clear he hasn't done anything illegal and has apologised if he made any of the women he had messaged feel uncomfortable.

Charithra Chandran is joining the cast of Netflix’s One Piece!

Alissa Simon Film Critic Noomi Rapace, who is serving on the Sarajevo competition jury, visited the Variety Lounge presented by the Sarajevo Film Festival and BH Telecom to share her history with the Balkan region. Although it is her first time in Sarajevo, Rapace grew up with films from the Balkan region and praises their bravery and passion.

Of the many star-studded cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine, Ryan Reynolds is mourning one appearance that ended up on the cutting room floor.

One day after Ann Coulter faced a backlash for mocking Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz‘s son Gus, conservative radio host Jay Weber is being criticized for his own remarks about the 17-year-old scion of the Minnesota governor.

Following its recent debacle involving fabricated trailer quotes, Lionsgate‘s Francis Ford Coppola epic Megalopolis has cut ties with marketing consultant Eddie Egan, sources have confirmed to Deadline.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Channing Tatum finally got the chance to play the superhero Gambit in “Deadpool & Wolverine” after he spent years trying and failing to develop a Gambit film during Fox’s Marvel era. The role is so sacred to him that he recently said in a Vanity Fair video interview that he was too scared to ask to take the Gambit costume home with him after filming wrapped. Tatum always takes home a outfit from set, but not Gambit’s.

EXCLUSIVE: Steven Paul’s Atlas Comics is developing a live-action version of Devilina for Paramount Pictures. Black List writer Rebecca Webb is penning the script. Paul is producing, alongside Scott Karol, President of SP Media Group, and Jason Goodman – grandson of Marvel founder Martin Goodman – are executive producing. Conor O’Farrell, director of development at SP Media Group, is working on the project.

Blur bassist Alex James said he hopes the band will keep going for “a very long time” in a recent interview.The bassist of the Britpop group, who is releasing the memoir Over The Rainbow: Tales Of An Unexpected Year later this year, has said he is eager to continue collaborating with his bandmates.When asked about the band’s future, James shared with The Sun newspaper: “Last year was truly magical. I hope we can keep doing it and keeping it special for as long as we live.

Selome Hailu The fourth and final night of the Democratic National Convention brought in an average of 26.2 million viewers, boosted by a speech from presidential nominee Kamala Harris, during which viewership peaked at 28.9 million. That marks a solid improvement from the first three nights’ steady viewership: Nielsen estimated that 20 million people tuned in on Monday, followed by 20.8 million on Tuesday and 20.2 million on Wednesday.

Matthew Perry's former girlfriend and assistant, Kayti Edwards, has revealed shocking details about the actor's tragic death, including unsettling secrets from the scene of his death and five ominous words he uttered before his demise.

vinyl industry.Titled the ‘First Carbon Footprinting Report,’ the document details the various stages of vinyl production and explains how each stage contributes to the overall carbon footprint of a record.By measuring the carbon impact of everything in the vinyl production process from “cradle-to-factory-gate”, this report found that the footprint of a vinyl record is in the region of a 1.15kg carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) – that production of a vinyl record has apparently less carbon emissions than an 8oz steak, but more than a load of laundry or pint of milk.Half of those emissions originate from the PVC compound used in producing the records. An additional 30% of emissions result from the factory’s energy consumption, and 13% from the print packaging such as jackets and sleeves.Distribution, particularly air freight, greatly amplifies the carbon footprint.

Aberdeen have agreed a loan deal with Millwall to sign Kevin Nisbet.

Gerry Cinnamon aired a new song and played a boisterous set as he headlined the opening night of Reading 2024.Taking to the main stage for his headline set before Blink-182 closed the opening Friday (August 23), the Scottish singer-songwriter came out to tunes by the likes of ABBA and Neil Diamond before tearing into a career-spanning show backed by the visuals of a retro TV showing 1970s imagery.Towards the end of the set, he performed ‘Sacred’ – a tender ballad that he said “hasn’t been recorded yet”, dealing with the notion of selling out as he pined, “Nothing’s sacred any more, and your so-called hero’s only in it for the dough“.Footage of tonight’s performance hasn’t surfaced yet, and Cinnamon’s set wasn’t streamed on iPlayer, but he’s been playing the track at recent shows. See footage from Hampden Park below.Other highlights of the set came with a rowdy outing of fan favourite ‘Belter’, and the sing-along of “shoe la la la” from ‘Fortune Favours the Bold’, which saw fans throwing their shoes into the sky.

rocky start due to Storm Lilian, Leeds Festival 2024 organisers have confirmed that the BBC Radio 1 and Aux stages will not be used for the entire festival weekend.On social media today (August 23), the festival broke the unfortunate news to fans. “The health and safety team have now confirmed we will not be able [to] use the BBC Radio 1 tent & stage tomorrow or Sunday,” they write.“We are devastated for you and of course the artists that were eager to play.

Brighton are on the brink of smashing the Scottish transfer record to snap up Matt O'Riley - and Celtic have already given their English Premier League rivals a host of reasons to be worried.

The Librarians, which started as a series of three TV movies starring Noah Wyle for TNT in 2004, is heading home, twenty years later.