Pablo Schreiber & HALO Cast Support Ukraine With Ribbon Pins at SXSW 2022

Will Smith following his altercation with Chris Rock at this year’s Oscars.During the ceremony on March 27, Rock made a “joke” on stage about Smith’s wife Jada Pinkett Smith, referring to her as “G.I. Jane” because of her shaven head.

A couple who took part in a 'sex experiment' tried their first threesome, but it ended in tears and almost caused them to split, they say. The pair took part in new Channel 4 show Open House: The Great Sex Experiment but it almost caused them to split, which gives couples the chance to open up their relationships to new sexual experiences and see if their relationship can survive while being sexually involved with other people.

Tom Parker's wife Kelsey sets up a donation page following his heartbreaking death this week. Tom, 33, lost his battle with brain cancer earlier this week and Kelsey has since been inundated with support.So, she set up a GoFundMe page so friends and fans could donate to worthy causes in Tom's name.She wrote: "Words can’t express how much all of your love and support means right now."We are overwhelmed by everyone’s generosity.

passenger jet in a horrific bombing that tore a hole through its side mid-flight. In 1986, TWA flight 840 was soaring over Greece at 11,000 feet when a bomb detonated and ripped a six feet by three feet hole under a window in front of the wing. It is understood the bomb blew up at floor level in the passenger compartment.

To describe this game as big would be the understatement of the year.

A grieving Ayrshire dad hopes his son’s Loch Doon death can prevent more tragedies.

Former Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand appears to have suggested that he is against the prospect of his former club building a brand new stadium.

Roxanne Price explained that men “fear being cancelled” or accused of harassment if they act on any crushes they feel on women in their lives. The sex worker, who was awarded “Lover of the Year” in 2017, noted that many customers ask for the “Girlfriend Experience” a “pay-for-play encounter where the sex worker provides the client with more than merely erotic stimulation".This means that the escort acts like they’re on a conventional date or with their boyfriend.The Nevada-based brothel worker said: "A client may candidly open up to the sex worker and unload his deep-seated frustrations, freely reveal his most intense yearnings, and safely indulge in his fetishes.“This combination of unrestricted emotional release and nonjudgmental sensual permissiveness makes the GFE incredibly addictive.”And, Roxanne thinks this is because men are scared to make romantic advances or have flings.She said that the #MeToo movement – which saw women publicising allegations of sexual abuse and sexual harassment – increased bookings of her girlfriend experience.Roxanne wrote: “Interoffice dalliances, sexual affairs between coworkers, are extremely common, but not as common today as they were prior to the viral #MeToo movement that publicized allegations of sex abuse and took the late 2010s by storm.“As the definition of workplace sexual harassment gets broader and broader, men are becoming increasingly apprehensive to seek a fling with a colleague.“CEOs and men in positions of power are particularly fearful to make romantic advances, as one false move can jeopardize their position and turn these men into pariahs, ostracized via cancel culture.

Bundesliga referee Christian Dingert admitted feeling annoyed after Bayern Munich played with 12 men for a few seconds of their 4-1 win against SC Freiburg on Saturday.The German giants had an extra player on the field for around nine seconds late in the game after a mix-up with their substitutes. The remarkable incident occurred in the 86th minute when Corentin Tolisso and Kingsley Coman were due to be replaced by Marcel Sabitzer and Niklas Suele. But the fourth official made a huge blunder and displayed the wrong number for Coman, with the France winger continuing on the pitch for a few seconds.

Loose Women.Despite her “wild” and “rebellious” side having ended her up with life-changing injuries, the strong willed presenter decided to take life by the reins and has done it her own way.After penning a book about the highs and lows of her life, called Driving Forwards, Sophie spoke exclusively to the Daily Star about what her life has been like since the crash.She said: “Before the crash I’d planned to be a lawyer and after the crash that all changed.“I just wanted to do what I loved and do what made me happy, find meaning for my life and that certainly was not a straightforward mission but I definitely kept my values and whatever I did, I felt fulfilled.“The most difficult part of finding purpose after the crash really was the fact that I’ve had so many things to fight against that I think that the things I would’ve done in my life would have been quite different if I didn’t have a mission to change people’s perception.“I was so frustrated with the way I was being treated by others and so that led me into activism and advocacy in a way that I didn’t really anticipate and that became my purpose."She continued: “I don’t necessarily think that’s always healthy to be fighting for inclusion and fighting for acceptance all the time it’s quite exhausting and often I’ve felt I’d rather spend my time painting.“But this is the work I’m doing and I’m very proud of it.“The one thing that will always tell you that you are doing what you meant to do, you just feel in the morning that you want to go and do what you’re doing- you’re on the right track.”The host has set out to change the stereotype of those with a physical disability, and it’s safe to say her hard work is paying off.Sophie feels immensely proud of the fact she is

As Alec Baldwin celebrates his 64th birthday, Daily Star has taken a look at his model daughter Ireland's most stunning snaps.Ireland, 26, headed down a similar route to Justin Bieber's wife Hailey, with the cousins both embarking on modelling careersShe is the eldest daughter of Mission Impossible actor Alec and the only child of Kim Basinger.The beauty started modelling in 2013 and has appeared in films alongside her modelling career, with the beauty making her acting debut on Grudge Match before appearing in Campus Caller in 2017. But as far as her sensational snaps go, which ones well and truly stand out from the crowd? Ireland is no stranger to using her social media platform to show the importance of loving what you look like as she flashes a whole lotta flesh for her fans.

Russian troops have reportedly been executing unarmed Ukrainians, some of them children, as Putin’s invasion continues to collapse in disarray.As the Russians retreat from the area around the capital Kyiv, Ukrainian troops say they have found streets “strewn” with the bodies of civilians who had been shot by the Russians for no reason.Ukrainian troops who recaptured the town told The Times they had found the mutilated bodies of 18 people, including women and children as young as 14, in a cellar.International human rights organisation Human Rights Watch interviewed one woman in Bucha, just outside Kyiv, who told them she had seen Russian troops round up five men and shoot at least one of them in the back of the head."We have documented an unmistakable case of summary execution by Russian Federation forces in Bucha on March 4,” a Human Rights Watch spokeswoman said.Another Bucha resident, who declined to give their name for fear of reprisals, also reported seeing Russian troops killing unarmed civilians: “Those people were just walking and they shot them without any reason. Bang”.“In the next neighbourhood, Stekolka, it was even worse,” they added.

Seinfeld and Toy Story, has died at the age of 93, just weeks before her 94th birthday.Harris’ son Glen Harris confirmed the news to The Hollywood Reporter, saying that she died of natural causes at her Palm Desert home on Saturday (April 2).“It is with the greatest remorse and sadness to announce that Estelle Harris has passed on this evening at 6:25pm,” he shared in a statement, as per Deadline. “Her kindness, passion, sensitivity, humor, empathy and love were practically unrivaled, and she will be terribly missed by all those who knew her.”Harris was well-known for her portrayal of George Costanza’s overbearing mum Estelle on Seinfeld.

Radiohead‘s Thom Yorke has shared a new single titled ‘That’s How Horses Are’, written for the final season of Peaky Blinders.The song is a stunning piano-driven piece, that swells with the addition of strings about halfway through. A haunting and atmospheric cut, it joins Yorke’s March release ‘5.17’, which also features in the Peaky Blinders sixth season.Listen to ‘That’s How Horses Are’ below. Speaking to NME in February, Peaky Blinders director Anthony Byrne revealed that Yorke and Radiohead bandmate Jonny Greenwood had contributed some new and original music to the show’s final season.“I’m over the moon about all of that,” he told NME.

Emmerdale actor Mark Charnock, 53, detailed his preparation process to portray Marlon Dingle’s stroke accurately.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other media, Mark explained that he worked closely with the Stroke Association as he did the research for the role.He described the collaboration with the charity as an “eye-opener” as he admitted that the statistics of strokes in the UK left him in shock.Reflecting on the Stroke Association’s support, Mark said: “It was extraordinarily helpful. I’m constantly asking the medical professionals, 'can I do this? What can I do with my good hand at this point?'“It details that are going to sell the story to people who have been through it.The research has been everything.“Working with Emmerdale‘s research team and the Stroke Association on this storyline has been a total eye-opener for me.“We hear the word ‘stroke’ bandied around a great deal, but being confronted with the sheer weight of numbers in this country alone has been a shock.”Mark expressed hopes that his portrayal of a stroke can bring awareness to others.He admitted it was an “enormous responsibility” to show an accurate portrayal of the stroke for those who suffered one in real life as well as their loved ones.The actor went on: “A stroke occurs every 5 minutes in the UK - over 100,000 a year.

Jessica Biel turns into an infamous true crime killer in the first trailer for Hulu’s “Candy”.

Jessica Biel goes back to the past in the first teaser for Hulu‘s upcoming series, Candy.

Wilson Chapman editorJessica Biel is stepping into the shoes of one of true crime’s most notorious killers in the first trailer for Hulu’s “Candy.”Biel stars in the series as Candy Montgomery, a seemingly normal housewife in small town Wylie, Tex., who was convicted in 1980 for the brutal axe murder of her neighbor Betty Gore, played in the show by Melanie Lynskey.The teaser trailer shows Biel transform into Candy, with curly hair and large rimmed-glasses. Footage of her going about her daily life in suburbia is juxtaposed with narration from her trial, as a lawyer played by Raúl Esparza (“Hannibal”) questions her about her relationship with Betty.“I had no angry feelings towards her if that’s what the question is,” Biel says in the trailer.

Pablo Schreiber didn’t have a TV, let alone a video game system. So it wasn’t really until the 43-year-old actor was hired to star in “Halo” — Paramount Plus’ upcoming adaptation of Microsoft’s crown jewel Xbox franchise — that Schreiber sat down to play as the genetically engineered super soldier he’d been hired to embody: Petty Officer John-117, aka Master Chief.“I quickly realized just how new I was to this medium,” Schreiber tells Variety.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt isn’t the fault of “Halo,” the TV series adaptation finally premiering March 24 on Paramount Plus after years stuck in development hell, that it comes on the heels of a plethora of TV and streaming options that look and feel similar enough to lessen its ability to shock and awe. From “The Mandalorian” (Disney Plus), to “Matrix: Resurrections” (HBO Max), to “Foundation” (Apple TV Plus), there are already plenty of big budget science fiction epics onscreen taking on the same themes as “Halo” (written for TV by Kyle Killen and Steven Kane, and produced in part by Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Television).

Films based on video games are a notoriously dicey prospect, and that’s being polite. From “Hitman” to “Uncharted” to “Assassin’s Creed,” the overwhelming majority of them have failed to replicate on a screen what worked when fans had controllers in their hands.