Oscars Won’t Have A Single Host; Offers Out For Award Presenters, Sources Say

Love Island's Liberty Poole has given a glimpse inside her day out to Brighton with her mum and Dancing on Ice partner Joe Johnson.The Birmingham beauty, 22, who previously revealed how falling like Gemma Collins would be 'scariest thing', shared a peek inside her day to her 1.5million Instagram followers. Liberty enjoyed the sunny day trip to Brighton and revealed how she was with the 'two Joe's in her life' as she posed alongside her glamorous mum Jo Poole and skating pro Joe.

Coleen Rooney was spotted looking downcast as she left the gym during Friday, February 11. The 35 year old mum of four kept her expression low as she took the short stroll from the building to her car parked across the street. Her brunette locks in a ponytail, Coleen, who is married to footballer Wayne Rooney, wore minimal eye makeup and a pair of stud earrings as she braved the cold winter air.

In spite of their busy schedules, when it comes to looking after their children, Kate Middleton and Prince William are extremely hands-on parents. Breaking away from royal tradition, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoy doing the school run, embarking on outdoor adventures and being with their kids as much as possible in order to give them a ‘normal’ childhood. However, though their style of parenting may differ from that of royals before them, it doesn’t mean that Kate and William don’t know how to be firm with their children too.The couple, who are parents to Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three, are said to have one important rule in their home.

Yesterday, an hour after announcing she'd be taking a mental health break from Twitter, Charli XCX posted a teaser of a new music video for a previously released track to Instagram. The track in question was her January Rina Sawayama collab, "Beg For You" — the third single from CRASH, coming March 18 — and the video dropped today, as promised.

There are few contemporary bands as prolific and slippery as Animal Collective. In the first two decades of their collaborative career, the boyhood friends from Baltimore experimented in sound art, warped the edges of avant-pop, exploded into mainstream maximalism, and, finally, returned to an ambient, deconstructed naturalism.

Strictly Come Dancing 2021 cast embarked on a month-long nationwide tour.Their first show commenced on January 20 at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham.And with just two shows to go before the final gig on Sunday, the 31-year-old took a moment to give thought to the memories she made with her fellow BBC stars as the contestants of series 19 part ways.While it's a bittersweet ending for the Welsh professional ballroom dancer, she went on to mention that she was looking forward to the exciting projects she has lined up once the tour has officially ended.The brunette took to her Instagram Story ahead of her first of three shows at the O2 Arena in London.In view of her 316,000 followers, Amy maintained her composure as she touched on the tour drawing to a close."I just can't believe the tour is coming to an end," she said."I'm gutted, but also really excited for all the adventures to come."Amy briefly mentioned that she had a handful of "exciting" projects coming up, but she opted not to share further details.Last month, Amy was forced to pull out of several Strictly shows after suffering from inflammatory bowel disease, otherwise known as Crohn's disease.The health condition occurs when the colon and rectum can become inflamed.According to the NHS, symptoms include pain, cramps, swelling in the tummy and weight loss.Fans were gutted by Amy's absence seeing that there was no announcement of her non-appearance before the Strictly cast commenced their next gig in Manchester.She addressed the matter in an Instagram Story after fans had tagged her in a social media post, saying they failed to spot her at the concert but hoped she was doing okay.The health condition occurs when the colon and rectum can become inflamed.According to

Danielle Lloyd has revealed she broke down in tears when doctors told her she was expecting a fifth boy.The ex-model, 38, was given the gender news last year after she took a blood test six weeks into her pregnancySpeaking about her reaction to the test she admitted to The Sun: "I cried. I was devastated and didn’t know what to do with myself."We’d said this baby would be our last, so I was thinking, ‘It isn’t going to be my last — we’re going to have to have gender selection after all.'"The former Miss England is already mum to Archie, 11, Harry, ten, and George, eight, who she shares with Jamie O’Hara - and four-year-old Ronnie with Michael O'Neill.Danielle also admits she was so desperate for a little girl she booked in for gender selection treatment in Dubai, bit were forced to abandon their plans due to Covid travel restrictions.After facing backlash for wanting to undergo a gender assignment procedure, Danielle says: "I’ve had a lot of abuse from people saying, ‘I can’t believe you’re so ungrateful’."But me wanting a girl doesn’t mean I’m ungrateful for what I have or that I love my boys any less.

no Zoom element to it. A letter from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences released to the film industry website Deadline said: “Our plan is to stage an intimate, in-person event at Union station in Los Angeles, with additional show elements live from the Dolby theatre in Hollywood.

Questlove is bringing his talent and expertise to the 2021 Oscars! Jesse Collins, Stacey Sher and Steven Soderbergh, who are producing the 93rd Oscars, announced on Wednesday that the 50-year-old founding member of The Roots will serve as the musical director for this year's show.Questlove (real name: Ahmir Khalib Thompson) is a member of the Academy and has previously performed at the Oscars. The drummer, DJ, producer, author and five-time GRAMMY winner is currently the musical director for  The Roots also serve as the show's house band.Questlove has previously held musical directing positions with artists like D’Angelo, Eminem and JAY-Z.

Antonio Ferme editorOscar producers Jesse Collins, Stacey Sher and Steven Soderbergh have announced 14 key members of the production team for the 93rd Academy Awards.Rob Paine (“A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote”) will serve as supervising producer, while co-producer Raj Kapoor (“Grammy Awards”) joins the Oscars for the fifth consecutive year, overseeing screen content and performances.  Taryn Hurd (Governors Awards) rejoins the Academy Awards for the eighth consecutive year as talent producer, while head writer Jon Macks (“The Tonight Show With Jay Leno”) returns for his 24th Oscarcast.

With the 93rd Oscars forced to adapt and change with the coronavirus pandemic still a major factor, the production team for the April 25 ceremony announced Wednesday reflects those conditions.

ABC's Oscars telecast has already lined up a new venue and a trio of new producers. One constant in this year's pandemic-altered event, however, will be the director.

contenders to win an Oscar and have been invited out to Los Angeles for a “safe and enjoyable evening” for nominees, guests, presenters and “millions of film fans around the world”. In a break from other recent award ceremonies, which have largely been held virtually, the show’s producers are attempting to inject some glamour back into the event, with “casual” attire banned and speeches encouraged to be short and personal.

Oscars have been told they will not be allowed to attend the ceremony via Zoom.In a letter sent to nominees and published by Deadline, producers said a virtual appearance is not allowed and the Academy will accept awards on behalf of any winner unable to make the show.The letter, from producers of the show Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins, states: “For those of you unable to attend because of scheduling or continued uneasiness about traveling, we want you to know there will not be an option to Zoom in for the show.“We are going to great lengths to provide a safe and ENJOYABLE evening for all of you in person, as well as for all the millions of film fans around the world, and we feel the virtual thing will diminish those

No big shock here: Veteran director Glenn Weiss will be returning to helm the Oscars for the sixth straight year.

Clayton Davis Television and live events veteran Glenn Weiss will return to direct the 93rd Academy Awards.“Our plan is that this year’s Oscars will look like a movie, not a television show, and Glenn has embraced this approach and come up with ideas of his own on how to achieve this. We’re thrilled to have him as part of the brain trust,” said show producers Jesse Collins, Stacey Sher and Steven Soderbergh.Weiss has directed five previous Oscar ceremonies, two of which earned him Primetime Emmys.

Oscars 2021 refuses to let the pandemic’s new normal continue: Show producers Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins have sent a letter to all of the nominees informing them that head-and-shoulders virtual appearances and “casual dress” are disallowed from the upcoming 93rd annual Academy Awards. “For those of you unable to attend because of scheduling or continued uneasiness about traveling, we want you to know there will not be an option to Zoom in for the show,” reads the letter, acquired by Deadline.

sent out to the nominees Thursday, Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins detailed the «safe and enjoyable» evening they have planned for the April 25th telecast. «Regarding the practical aspects of the show, our plan is to stage an intimate, in-person event at Union Station in Los Angeles, with additional show elements live from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood,» the email states. The news comes just days after it was announced that the 2021 ceremony would only be open to presenters, nominees and their guests.

The Oscar nominations are in and are sure to be a night to remember.

If you’ve been wondering just what the Academy Award ceremony will look like this year, well…some details are beginning to emerge. We already know that the Oscar telecast will be split between two locations, but now, more is coming out. Specifically, in a letter sent to nominees by producers Jesse Collins, Stacey Sher, and Steven Soderbergh, they’ve revealed that this will largely feel like an in-person event. So, yes, that means no Zoom, among other things. You can read the whole letter below, but it’s an interesting plan, if perhaps somewhat impractical as the current pandemic is hardly behind us. Regardless, it’s pretty aspirational, and that’s nice, at least…

Clayton Davis The Academy Awards are over a month away, and the show’s details have been a drip-drip as the season presents various challenges for award shows and ratings.