'Normal People' Breakout Paul Mescal on Fame and Chains: "I Have No F***ing Idea What's Happening"

Manchester United fans have offered a mixed response to the news that Dean Henderson is expected to start against Tottenham Hotspur this evening.

body confident posts.Despite the trolling she receives, she refuses to cover up her curves and hopes she will inspire others to follow her lead.Sonya told Fabulous: "I get a lot of positive comments but I'm constantly getting hate too."It's all the stereotypical fat-shaming stuff, ‘go get on a treadmill’, ‘you’re going to have a heart attack’, 'get off your bum', 'go do some exercise', ‘you’re eating all the food in the fridge’."It doesn’t bother me. I’ve heard it all so many times.

golden retriever has left her owner in hysterics when she spotted cartoon dogs and cats playing on television.Cozy the 22-month-old English cream goldie is full of beans every time owner Bobbie Hosfeldt-Ward and her family members get comfy on the sofa for a relaxing time in front of the telly.She gets most excited if the television plays animal cartoons, and in particular The Secret Life of Pets.Sharing Cozy's reaction to other dog mums on Facebook, Bobbie says: "I have never had a golden retriever like this...they watched TV, but not like this!"The playful dog sits right in front of the screen and her watchful eyes stare as the movie plays a fight scene between dogs and cats.Cozy joins forces with the canine characters in the movie and barks fiercely at the felines to "defend" her pals. She even makes a pounce and places her paws on the television.Bobbie couldn't stop giggling while watching Cozy react to the animation.The dog mum, from northern California, told Daily Star in an exclusive interview that Cozy likes to join her and her husband to watch television together.She said: "Most of the time, she’s between my husband Geoffrey and I, on the couch, and she literally watches every show and commercial with us."She really loves commercials, especially anything with animals in it.

The author of Normal People, Sally Rooney, is having another one of her books adapted for the BBC, it has been confirmed. Sally, 29, published her debut novel - entitled Conversation With Friends - in 2017 and followed with Normal People in 2018.

Hulu is looking to replicate the success of “Normal People” by adapting another of Sally Rooney’s novels as a TV series.

Following the breakout success of Normal People, author Sally Rooney‘s 2017 novel, Conversations With Friends, is now getting a straight-to-series order stateside.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Another of “Normal People” author Sally Rooney’s books is set to get the series treatment at Hulu.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAnother of “Normal People” author Sally Rooney’s books is set to get the series treatment at Hulu.The streamer has given a straight-to-series order to “Conversations with Friends,” which will be based on Rooney’s debut novel of the same name.The series will consist of 12 half-hour episodes. It follows two female Dublin college students forging an unexpected, strange and sexually charged relationship with an older married couple, which results in a complicated pair of love triangles that upends their lives.The creative team behind “Normal People” will return for the new series.

Peter White Television EditorHulu has handed Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends a straight-to-series order, following the breakout success of Normal People.The digital platform has boarded the 12-part show, which the BBC committed to in February. Although Hulu doesn’t disclose ratings, Normal People has been a social media phenomenon and has made stars of Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal.Conversations with Friends follows two female college students in Dublin who forge an unexpected, strange and sexually charged relationship with an older married couple, which results in a complicated pair of love triangles that upends their lives.

On the penultimate day of the Cannes Virtual Market, one of the hottest U.K. projects has dropped on the laps of buyers.

NORMAL People is returning for two specials after series one broke BBC iPlayer records. The hit drama is an adaptation of Sally Rooney's novel and follows the relationship between Marianne and Connell through high school all the way to University.

Comic Relief for a special episode of Normal People.

When Celeste Ng learned her novel Little Fires Everywhere would be adapted into a limited series for Hulu, she made a decision to let go. Instead of holding on to the story that lived in the pages she'd written, she recognized that translating the novel for television would require her to put her trust in other people.

another Marianne update in her first novel, Conversations with Friends.You can read the full version of At The Clinic here.

Normal People during lockdown.The success of the show, based on the Sally Rooney novel, gave BBC Three its best ever week of ratings on iPlayer last month.“You know what’s saved me?” Stranger Things star Ryder told The Times about her time in lockdown, revealing that she’s watched the hit BBC Three show multiple times.“I’ll be weeping all day [because of the Black Lives Matter protests] and then I’ll be weeping all night because I’m watching Normal People.”She added: “I watched it for the third time last night.

Normal People’s Daisy Edgar-Jones opened up about finding a ‘friend for life’ in co-star Paul Mescal, and it’s one of the cutest things ever.The actress and Paul – who play Marianne and Connell – had us all gripped with their emotional storylines and realistic sex scenes when the BBC series came out.Their intimate scenes were steered by Ita O’Brien, the show’s intimacy coordinator, and their on-screen chemistry kept us coming back for more.Discussing her pal, Daisy told Porter magazine: ‘I feel very lucky to have met Paul through this process.

Normal People star Paul Mescal has explained just how different he is to his heartthrob character Connell.

Paul Mescal, 24 plays Connell in the adaptation of the 2018 Sally Rooney novel of the same name.The series sees Paul's character Connell and on-screen school mate Marianne get hot under the collar in their secret relationship but is the Normal People star dating anyone off-screen?Since the series release on BBC Three, Paul soon became a fan favourite.Although out of the spotlight, it seems Paul is single.He has recently opened up to Mashable on what he wants from a relationship.Paul said: "I think you can absolutely fancy someone on a physical level, but ultimately if you are intrigued by their intellectual capacity, that's going to elevate the relationship."He later admitted that he doesn't believe in soulmates.Paul added: "To be able to

Normal People stars Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones are set to appear at the Edinburgh TV Festival.

To describe drama series Normal People as immensely popular would be an understatement.

To describe RTÉ One drama Normal People as immensely popular would be an understatement.