Catriona Balfe: Last News

West Side Story'sAriana DeBose, who snagged a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role as Anita, was captured cozying up to screen legendRita Moreno at the94th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday in Hollywood.Moreno, 90, famously played the fiery Anita in the original 1961 musical film and was awarded the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress at the 1962 ceremony.DeBose, 31, hit the red carpet in a flaming red coord consisting of a bustier top and high-waisted trousers, all of which were made custom byValentino Haute Couture.She went on to win the Best Supporting Actress gong, beating outAunjanue Ellis (King Richard), Catriona Balfe (Belfast), Kirsten Dunst (The Power Of The Dog) and Ruth Negga (Passing). Passing the torch:West Side Story's Ariana DeBose, who snagged a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role as Anita, was captured cozying up to screen legend Rita Moreno at the 94th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday in HollywoodFor some added drama, the Broadway star rocked a flowing scarlet cape that rested in the crooks of her arms as she posed.Her raven pixie cut was given some added volume in the front and she highlighted her natural beauty with a dramatic black smokey eyeshadow look.

Sam Heughan admitted he has "mixed emotions" as he shared a compilation of clips on social media filming the eighth and final series of Outlander.

Outlander season 7 has already been drama filled since its release on June 16.

Outlander has returned to our screens for the highly anticipated season seven, and best-selling author for first bringing the franchise to life, Diana Gabaldon, has opened up on her love for Scotland where the show is based in a new interview.

Diana Gabaldon, who rose to fame for her creation of the Outlander book series, has given an insight into her 'favourite' all-time film, and it might just surprise you coming from the best-selling author.

Outlander has been renewed for an eighth and final season on Starz, much to the relief of heaving bosoms around the world.The popular series which focuses on the time travel romance of 20th century heroine Claire, who falls through a hole in time to meet 18th century Scotsman Jamie Fraser, is coming to a close, but not before revealing a satisfying ending. In a statement, Starz president of original programming, Kathryn Busby said, 'before we close this chapter there is plenty of their passionate story to tell over the course of 26 new episodes.' Eighth season: Outlander has been renewed for an eighth and final season on Starz, much to the relief of heaving bosoms around the worldCatriona Balfe, 43, who stars as Claire, shared the good news on Instagram, posting a video put together by the production company writing, 'We have BIG news. Bittersweet but also very exciting that we get to continue this journey for an 8th and final season.' 'It’s been a gift beyond my wildest dreams,' the Irish beauty continued, 'brought me friendships for life, stretched me as an actor and a person and now we get to give you back one more season and finish it right for all you amazing fans.

Covid isolation and will attend the 94th Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday night, it is being reported. Hinds, who is nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category for 'Belfast', along with Branagh had both tested positive for coronavirus and were understood to be isolating in New York. ' Belfast ' is up for seven Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay, at this year's awards ceremony.

Outlander'sCatriona Balfe has admitted she is "proud" after she and new film Belfast got a whopping six BAFTA nominations.

A village made famous around the world by its appearances in TV series Outlander is being transformed by landslips "powerful enough to destroy buildings".

Golden Globes have been announced, which kicks off the beginning of the awards season.The Power Of The Dog and Belfast lead the pack for the film awards, scoring seven nods each including acting nods for Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst and Kodi Smit-McPhee for the former, and Catriona Balfe, Jamie Dornan and Ciarán Hinds for the latter.

Hunky Sam Heughan was not Outlander author Diana Gabaldon’s first choice to play Jamie Fraser – she had her heart set on Liam Neeson or Sir Sean Connery.

love Jamie Dornan. While celebrating the premiere of his new film "Belfast," the actor got on stage at a post show party to serenade the crowd with his rendition of "Everlasting Love," a song made most famous by English band Love Affair in 1968.A post shared by Belfast (@belfastmovie)The "Belfast" official site posted video of the impromptu performance, writing, "Jamie Dornan serenades the crowd at last night's #BELFAST premiere with his irresistible rendition of Everlasting Love." In "Belfast," Jamie's character sings the song to Catriona Balfe's character.

Catriona Balfe had been rather quiet on social media but has now revealed the reason for her absence.The Outlander star said she was feeling "grateful" after welcoming a son with her husband.Actress Catriona Balfe had been rather quiet on social media but has now revealed the reason for her absence.The Outlander star said she was feeling "grateful" after welcoming a son with her husband.Catriona, 41, has not previously addressed her pregnancy, nor had her husband.In the lead up to her shock announcement, the Dublin-born star had been relatively inactive on her Instagram page, sharing updates weeks apart from one another.Acknowledging this, Catriona apologised to her 1.7 million followers before revealing that she had been "cooking up" her

Outlander actress Catriona Balfe has announced that she and her husband have welcomed a baby boy. Catriona, who plays Claire Fraser in the hit show, apologised to fans for her social media silence and revealed that it was due to 'cooking up a little human'.

The stars of W Network’s “Outlander” are celebrating the show’s anniversary in morbid fashion.

Sam Heughan and yet, he has become one of the most in-demand celebrities of his time. But the dizzy heights of stardom, haven't made Sam immune to family heartache, of which he has had his fair share. MORE: Outlander's Sam Heughan and Catriona Balfe's sweet real-life friendship revealedThe Outlander actor rarely talks about his loved ones, but here's what we know about them.  WATCH: Sam Heughan's Men in Kilts trailer While Sam was born in Scotland, his parents had been part of a hippie community in London called Gandalf's Garden - which was inspired by J.R.R Tolkien - and he and his older brother, Cirdan, were named after characters in The Lord of the Rings. After returning to their Scottish roots, Sam's mother, Chrissie, was sadly left to

Outlander actress Catriona Balfe has opened up about what it was like to model in some of the biggest shows in the world, and it isn’t as glam as we might think.

Outlander actress Catriona Balfe has opened up about what it was like to model in some of the biggest shows in the world, and it isn’t as glam as we might think.

Outlander cast and crew announce a series of Facebook shows including a Catch Up with Sam and Caitriona.The Outlander 'End of Summer Series' has already seen Diana Gabaldon and series executive producer Maril Davis host a Q and A and a chat about how the story behind Outlander came to be.While the second in the series, which took place on Monday August 31, saw Theresa Carle-Sanders (author of Outlander Kitchen) host a special cook a long with show stars Lauren Lyle and John Bell.The third in the series, The Music of Outlander, will see series composer Bear McCreary and singer Raya Yarbrough reflect on the show's themes and soundtracks on September 6th, with a special rendition of The Skye Boat Song also set to feature.