Amber Heard: Last News

The end of an era? Eddie Redmayne seemingly confirmed that the Fantastic Beasts franchise won’t be moving forward after last year’s The Secrets of Dumbledore.

When Alice Evans fretted on social media last year that she’d be homeless in a couple months, everyone thought she was being dramatic. But how many months off was she really??

Very sad news for the music industry…

An icon gone. Guitarist Jeff Beck died after a short battle with meningitis, his family announced. He was 78 years old.

Camille Vasquez, who gained notoriety as one of Johnny Depp’s lawyers in his defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard, has joined NBC News as a legal analyst.

Johnny Depp appears as King Louis XV in new promo images for his highly-anticipated film, La Favorite, which is his first role since his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard. In the promotional images released Tuesday, Depp looked regal as the French monarch beside co-star/director Maiwenn Le Besco, who plays King Louis' mistress, Jeanne du Barry.Instead of his signature brunette locks, Depp sports silver hair and King Louis' famous 18th century tricorn hats and elaborate royal garb. Regal: Johnny Depp appears as King Louis XV in new promo images for his highly-anticipated film, La Favorite , which is his first role since his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard The period piece was shot over the summer and will be released this year.

One of the biggest entertainment stories of 2022 was the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Yes, it was mostly an exercise in trashy, tabloid-y fodder, but it did seem to end with the public consensus that Depp was somehow a decent guy.

It’s hard to view the past year in the news business as anything other than testy and tumultuous.

Can you imagine your child going missing for over three weeks — and not reaching out to police in all that time?!

Johnny Depp was trying to make a point!

Is Elon Musk about to quit as Twitter CEO??

The Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer said he would 'love' to have star Johnny Depp back in the fold in a recent interview.The 79-year-old Hollywood superproducer sang Depp's praises while speaking with The Hollywood Reporter for an interview published Monday about his lengthy career.In it, Bruckheimer seemed on board to have the 59-year-old actor —  who reached a $1 million settlement with his ex-wife Amber Heard over his defamation suit against her on Monday — return to star in the series.Last month, sources told DailyMail.com that Depp would not be returning for a sixth film in the Pirates series, following a rumor that his name had been spotted on a call sheet. Back for more? Pirates Of The Caribbean series producer Jerry Bruckheimer, 79, said he would 'love' to see Johnny Depp return to the series in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Monday; seen December 10 in LA'I would love to have him in the movie,' Bruckheimer said while discussing the possibility of a sixth Pirates film.'He's a friend, a terrific actor and it's unfortunate that personal lives creep into everything we do,' he added.  Earlier in the interview, Bruckheimer was asked whether he believed Disney would allow Depp to lead another Pirates film.'You'd have to ask them.

If this is a sign of things to come, this war of words will probably never end.

Amber Heard says that her 'life is destroyed' as she hands Johnny Depp $1million in damages after a court ruled that she made defamatory claims about the actor.

UPDATE, 9:20 AM: Johnny Depp is “pleased” with the end of his long defamation clash with Amber Heard and the settlement between the former Rum Diary co-stars.

Officially the end. Amber Heard and Johnny Depp have settled their Virginia defamation lawsuit following a high-profile legal battle.

Putting the feud to rest. Amber Heard has officially settled with Johnny Depp amid their contentious defamation lawsuit.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s long legal battle appears to be over.

The search was on this year for Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Will Smith, Chris Rock and Jada Pinkett Smith: They topped Google’s just-released list of the Top 10 actors who generated the most Google searches in 2022.

On Saturday, Pirates of the Caribbean producer Jerry Bruckheimer clarified that two-time Oscar nominee Margot Robbie's female-led spin-off could still happen despite her recent comments otherwise.Last month, the Australian 32-year-old told Vanity Fair that she was developing a 'really cool' idea for the movie a 'while, ages ago' but 'I guess they don't want to do it.''We developed two scripts at once and the Margot Robbie script was a little further away,' the 79-year-old Emmy winner explained to TheWrap.

Amber Heard has sought to appeal against the verdict in her multimillion-dollar US defamation lawsuit against ex-husband Johnny Depp.The Aquaman actress has argued that the result will have a "chilling" effect on other women.Lawyers for the 36-year-old have said the case "should never have gone to trial" in new documents obtained by PA news agency. They went on to criticise the decision to allow it to go ahead in Fairfax, in Virginia.Amber was sued by Johnny over a 2018 article she wrote for the Washington Post about her experiences as a survivor of domestic abuse.The actor's lawyers said her words falsely accused him of being an abuser, despite her not mentioning his name.Princess Beatrice breaks silence in five-word response to Mike TindallBack in June, a jury at Fairfax County Court returned a verdict in his favour and he was awarded 10.3 million dollars (£8.43 million) for damage to his reputation.In documents filed to the Virginia Court of Appeals, Amber's lawyers have now said the trial court had "erred" several times.They read: "The trial court erroneously refused to dismiss this action on the ground of forum non conveniens, based on its mistaken conclusion that Depp's claims arose in Virginia because the Washington Post's servers are located here."The trial court also erred in overruling Heard's demurrer (objection), in which she argued that the challenged statements are non-actionable expressions of opinion and are not reasonably capable of conveying the alleged defamatory implication."That holding, if allowed to stand, undoubtedly will have a chilling effect on other women who wish to speak about abuse involving powerful men."The documents added: "This case also should never have gone to trial because another