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Two-time Emmy nominee Ron Perlman wed his spray-tanned fiancée of five months - Allison Dunbar - at the Palazzo Margherita in Basilicata earlier this month.At 72, the groom is 23 years older than the bride, and they did their first dance to Frank Sinatra's 1946 song You Make Me Feel So Young inside Francis Ford Coppola's 19th century palazzo turned nine-room boutique hotel.Ron wore an all-black suit and scarf with a golden necktie while Allison wore a white lacy turtleneck mini-dress and traditional veil, which was 'hunted down' by Stone Cold Fox, Inc. They do! Two-time Emmy nominee Ron Perlman wed his spray-tanned fiancée of five months - Allison Dunbar - at the Palazzo Margherita in Basilicata earlier this monthPerlman commented, 'Spring has indeed sprung' on Dunbar's Instagram post, which shocked The Goldbergs star Wendi McLendon-Covey: 'What? OMG! Congratulations!'The Delaware-born blonde joked they were 'pulling a Kravis before it was a thing,' which was a reference to Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's third wedding at 13th century castle Castello Brown in Portofino on May 22.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Best-selling novelist and showrunner Harlan Coben kicked off the 62nd edition of the Monte-Carlo Television Festival Friday with an expression of solidarity with the striking members of the Writers Guild of America, of which he is a member. Coben, the co-showrunner and executive producer of Prime Video series “Harlan Coben’s Shelter,” which opened the festival with the world premiere of its first episode, said he wouldn’t be taking part in the promotion of the show at the festival to demonstrate his support for the strike. Standing on stage alongside Monaco’s Prince Albert II, the festival’s honorary president, Coben said: “I am just going to say I am supporting the Writers Guild of America, my union, that is striking right now, so I am not going to participate in any of the question and answers, and none of the media – I’m just here for the prince, and will introduce you to the wonderful cast who will take over for you.”

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor At MipTV on Tuesday, the senior management of new public broadcaster TVMonaco revealed further details about the channel, which will launch on Sept. 1. The channel executives present at the event at the Carlton Hotel in Cannes included its CEO Salim Zeghdar, deputy CEO Nathalie Biancolli, Marie-Pierre Gramaglia, president, and Virginie Lavagna, general secretary. The channel will be 100% owned by the Monegasque state. Revenue will come from advertising, and from selling the shows it produces. The budget for content for the first three months will be Euros 15 million, after which there will be a budget set for 2024.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor“The Tourist,” starring Jamie Dornan, won best series Tuesday at the Golden Nymphs Awards, handed out at the conclusion of the 61st Monte-Carlo Television Festival.The show, created and written by Harry and Jack Williams, is a British thriller with comedy moments centering on the theme of identity. It was also given the best creation prize and the BetaSeries public prize.Germany’s “Martha Liebermann,” a drama about a German-Jewish woman in Nazi-era Berlin standing up for her values while risking her life, won best TV film, and Thekla Carola Wied, who plays the titular character, won best actress.Ulrich Thomsen, the lead from Nordic crime drama “Trom” won best actor.

Grace Kelly was an American actress who achieved leading lady status in Hollywood during the 1950s, starring in films Rear Window, To Catch a Thief, and High Society, among others. Like a plot straight out of an old Hollywood film, the late Academy Award winner became royalty when she married Rainier III, Prince of Monaco in 1956, becoming Princess Grace of Monaco. The Hollywood star was married to the prince until her untimely death in 1982: she died at the age of 52 after her car plunged off a mountain road in Monaco.