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LINDA Robson has revealed she is eyeing a role on EastEnders to play terminally ill Lola Pearce's mum. Lola's mother has never been seen on-screen despite being mentioned multiple times, and Linda said she'd relish the role.

Naman Ramachandran Universal’s “The Exorcist: Believer” debuted atop the U.K. and Ireland box office with £1.6 million ($2 million), according to numbers released by Comscore. In its second weekend, in second place, Disney’s “The Creator” collected £1 million for a total of £4.1 million.

Maisie Smith has been photographed sporting some leather thigh-high boots and a hot pink bustier, while on set for her upcoming film The Bermondsey Tales.The film will mark Maisie's return to acting following her departure from EastEnders last year, where she had played Tiffany Butcher multiple times since the character's introduction in 2008. Filming some scenes for the upcoming flick, Maisie donned the boots and bustier, which she paired with a short denim mini skirt. Over this ensemble she wore a stylish beige trench coat.

Maisie Smith has reportedly landed first major film role, as she's said to have been cast in key role in the upcoming gangster film Bermondsey Tales: Fall Of The Roman Empire, alongside a handful of famous faces.The former EastEnders actress, 21, has been acting since a young age and first appeared in the long-running BBC soap as Tiffany Butcher back in 2008, when she was just six years old. Maisie went on to appear in 678 episodes of the popular soap. Prior to joining to cast of EastEnders, she made her film debut as a very young Elizabeth I in 2008’s The Other Boleyn Girl.

Tributes have poured for music pioneer Jamal Edwards, who has died at the age of 31.The entrepreneur was best known for founding youth broadcasting and film production company SBTV and was awarded an MBE in 2014 for his services to music. Jamal, who is the son of Loose Women presenter Brenda Edwards, passed away on Sunday “after a sudden illness”. Stars of the entertainment world have been leaving tributes to Jamal, who helped launch the careers of artists like Dave, Stormzy and Ed Sheeran.

Tributes have been pouring in from far and wide following the news of Jamal Edwards' death.

Good Morning Britain stars have paid tribute to 'pioneering figure' Jamal Edwards following the news of his tragic death aged 31.The YouTube star and son of Loose Women star Brenda Edwards sadly passed away on Sunday.He gained fame after setting up the new music platform SBTV, which helped to launch a string of UK music careers including Dave, Ed Sheeran, and Jessie J.GMB’s Noel Phillips remembered Edwards’ legacy on Monday’s programme, telling audiences: "He was a pioneering figure in Black British culture and music in particular and hip hop, a trailblazer in fact.""This is a man who came up in a musical household and used that passion for music to give artists and so many young people a platform which they never had."And let’s not forget, these are artists who would never get played on mainstream radio, but Jamal launched SBTV."Presenter Susanna Reid added: "He changed the musical landscape by doing that."She continued: "Social media was awash with tributes last night."He was a hugely influential figure and obviously, we send our huge love to Brenda and to his family and to everyone affected."Richard added: Absolutely. 31 is terribly young.Other famous faces from the world of showbiz have remembered Jamal on social media.Loose Women star Denise Welch said: "My heart aches for my friend Brenda.

The British music industry is in mourning following the death of SBTV founder Jamal Edwards at the age of 31.

Noel Clarke's former Kidulthood co-star Adam Deacon has accused the actor of "gas-lighting" him so severely that it led to a "complete breakdown of his mental health". Last week, Clarke, 45, saw his career crumble to the ground after more than 20 women came forward to allege sexual harassment and misconduct against him.

NOEL Clarke was previously accused of ruining the career of his Kidulthood co-star Adam Deacon. The former friends fell out over Clarke's claims Deacon had "infringed on the copyright of his movies" by calling his new film Anuvahood.

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