Norman Reedus dons black trench coat as he and Diane Kruger go for a walk in New York City

Everyone’s buzzing about Ariana DeBose’s gilded glamour at the 2022 Met Gala and Us Weekly’s Stylish has all the exclusive details about her look — and the exciting behind-the-scenes action of her getting-ready process.

Family of five! Tori Roloff and Zach Roloff welcomed a rainbow baby, their third child, on Saturday, April 30.

A stomach full of butterflies. Khloé Kardashian was happy to make her debut at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday, May 2 — but walking the red carpet made her very nervous.

Icon immortalized! Pregnant Rihanna still made an impact at the 2022 Met Gala despite skipping the red carpet.

The head of Perthshire Chamber of Commerce has written to Perth and Kinross candidates ahead of this week’s council elections asking them to oppose the introduction of new taxes or levies on local businesses if elected.

Election candidates don’t always expect a warm welcome on the doorstep - but one fell foul of a particularly unhappy four-legged constituent at the weekend.

A retired businessman is eager to be involved in Paisley's regeneration as he prepares to stand in this week's Renfrewshire Council election.

The Afghan Whigs have announced ‘How Do You Burn?’, their first new album in five years, and shared their latest single ‘The Getaway’ – you can hear the new song below.After returning with new music back in February, the five-piece are now set to release their ninth studio album, which will be the follow-up to 2017’s ‘In Spades’, on September 9 via Royal Cream/BMG. Pre-order is available here.Work on ‘How Do You Burn?’ started in September 2020, with recording largely taking place remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Porridge Radio have shared their brand new single ‘End Of Last Year’, which is a love song frontwoman Dana Margolin wrote for the band.The track is taken from the Brighton band’s upcoming third album ‘Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky’ and follows on from singles ‘The Rip’ and ‘Back To The Radio’.Speaking about the song, Margolin said: “‘End Of Last Year’ is a love song for my bandmates and for myself. It’s about not trusting my intuition, not trusting my body to heal itself, not trusting the people closest to me, but it is also an ode to all those people, and to difficult platonic love.“It came out of a particularly painful period of communication breakdown and high pressure that hurt a lot, but ended in reconciliation and understanding.”‘End Of Last Year’ arrives alongside a video directed by Maura Sappilo.

announcing his £2.4million splurge on a Lamborghini superyacht, Conor McGregor is finally sailing the seas on arguably his most lavish purchase to date.McGregor, 33, confirmed the expenditure in July 2021, not long after his most recent outing in the UFC. The Dubliner was at the time recovering from his second straight defeat to Dustin Poirier, having broken his leg in devastating fashion at the end of the opening round in Las Vegas.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorDisney Streaming Services, which operates the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ and Star+ services globally, has tapped two tech veterans — Devika Chawla from Netflix and Arun Chandra — for senior roles.Chawla (above left) joins Disney Streaming next week as senior VP of lifecycle engineering, after a decade of building out Netflix’s global customer communication products and teams. Most recently, she served as director of engineering, messaging and contact, at Netflix.Chawla will lead Disney’s initiatives to “optimize customer journeys, interactions and retention” for Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ and Star+.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWhile year-over-year growth in the wake of a global pandemic is an unprecedented metric for the music industry, Universal Music Group posted a robust first quarter for 2022, with revenue up 21.6% (16.5% in constant currency) to €2.199 billion ($2.31 billion). Many of these boosts are at least partially a result of the gradual reopening of the world’s economy after the lockdown of the pandemic.Music publishing revenue was up 32.5%, recorded-music revenue up 11.3% and merchandising and other revenue up a whopping 69.8% year-over-year in constant currency.The company’s adjusted EBITDA increased 14.0% year-over-year in constant currency.Recorded Music revenues for the first quarter of 2022 were €1,721 million, up 16.0% compared to the fourth quarter of 2021, or 11.3% in constant currency.

EXCLUSIVE: U.S. production company Catalyst Studios is launching with a slate of female-fronted projects that will be repped for sales by Highland Entertainment Group.

HAVE YOUR SAY! Would you eat the food at Windsor? Tell us in the comments section belowAnd a third posting: "All greasy and the bacon looks like dog chews.

EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures’ 3000 Pictures has preemptively acquired film rights to I Think My Mother-In-Law Is Trying to Kill Me—a psychological thriller, based on a Reddit short story by Nick Moorefox.

Tipping Point viewers were in for a treat after Ben Shephard revealed that one contestant had made history.Torah was joined by Sati and Lynda as the trio tried to battle it out for a chance to win a cash prize from the money machine.She wore a white and green vest top and styled her hair in a half up-half down style as she stood behind the podium.Ben asked his final penalty pot question and asked the players to clarify what Roman numeral number is represented by XX, to which she buzzed in a replied with "20".The correct answer landed Torah with two counters for the machine.She went with drop zone two as it "looked flat" and the counter managed to push the double token over the first ledge.She ended up with five counters which totalled to £250 for her prize fund and released the other counter.Torah once again went with drop zone two and although her counter was aimed towards the left, Ben called out in amazement at her "nice finish" which gave her another £300.Along with her winnings prior to the round, Torah had a whopping £1500.Ben exclaimed: "You've managed to make a little bit of Tipping Point history because that is a record in this round without a double.

Diane Kruger admitted her fiance Norman Reedus loves to make decisions on the fly, and no purchase is too big or too small for The Walking Dead star.During an appearance onJimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday evening, the 45-year-old actress revealed that her husband-to-be even bought a house on the west coast without her permission, and despite their solid New York roots.She went on to say that Norman's impulse purchases happen all the time, and he's known for buying the most random things that sometimes show up at their doorstep in the middle of the night. Anything is possible! Diane Kruger admitted her fiance Norman Reedus loves to make decisions on the fly, and no purchase is too big or too small for The Walking Dead star'We drove by [the house], he was dropping me off at a table read actually for Swimming With Sharks, and you know, it was a Sunday—you know how those houses are open and you can just walk in,' Diane said.

Diane Kruger is opening up about her fiance Norman Reedus‘ impulse purchases!

Norman Reedus is apparently quite the impulse shopper.

Diane Kruger looked every bit the fashionista on Thursday as she arrived for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with her longtime partner Norman Reedus.The German-American actress, 45, modeled a cropped plaid blazer styled with a pair of black slacks and a mesh bedazzled bodysuit.Kruger is gearing up for the premiere of her new seriesSwimming With Sharks, which will air on the Roku Channel starting April 15.Meanwhile, Reedus recently wrapped his long-running series The Walking Dead after 11 seasons on AMC. Fashionista:Diane Kruger looked every bit the fashionista on Thursday as she arrived for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with her longtime partner Norman ReedusTo give her petite frame a boost, Kruger strolled towards the El Capitan Theatre in a pair of black transparent stilettos.Her bright blonde tresses were styled in a glamorous curls and tucked behind one ear.

Diane Kruger is clarifying her recent comments. ET's Will Marfuggi spoke to the 45-year-old actress, weeks after she told that she «felt like meat» when she was testing for her role in , and she further explained her experience auditioning for the 2004 flick.«A lot of things get taken out of context. Those words actually never came out of my mouth,» Kruger told ET of her comments, before clarifying how that testing process made her feel.«It was a moment very early on in my career where I was a nobody, hadn't done anything,» she said.