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Lily Phillips may have been willing to share her bed with a hundred strangers in a single day — but not her address!

Hugh Grant is not happy with immigration officers at Heathrow Airport.

Regé-Jean Page swooned Bridgerton fans in the role of Simon Basset he played in the inaugural season of the Netflix period drama.

EXCLUSIVE: Universal/Working Title’s Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy has crossed the $100M mark at the international box office. The return of Renée Zellweger as the titular heroine swept past the milestone with Wednesday’s numbers included, reaching $101.3M through yesterday.

Claudia Winkleman is all set to fill in for Graham Norton on his BBC chat show tonight.The host of The Traitors will be bringing her charm to the penultimate episode of the series, where she'll be chatting with stars Chris Pratt, Toby Jones, Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Rob Beckett on the iconic red sofa. But fans are wondering, why is Claudia stepping in? Well, earlier this month, Graham revealed he'd be taking a week off to tour Australia, sharing the news while Claudia was visiting his show.

Rom-com enthusiasts are flocking to cinemas nationwide to catch the highly anticipated fourth instalment of the Bridget Jones franchise, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, which is shattering box office records nearly 25 years after the series first captivated audiences in 2001. Renee Zellweger reprises her iconic role as Bridget, navigating a fresh romantic chapter amidst the challenges of work, motherhood, and loss.The film, which also features Leo Woodall and Chiwetel Ejiofor, has achieved the highest box office opening for a romantic comedy in the UK and Ireland, as reported by Universal.

real adult well into her 50s. But the millions of adoring fans of the “Bridget Jones” universe, which began as a book series in 1996 before being adapted into the hugely successful movie franchise in 2001, will be happy to know that some things stay the same — including Hugh Grant as the impossibly charming bachelor, Daniel Cleaver.

On Sunday night, 16 February, London played host to the best of the film world at the BAFTA Film Awards. Doctor Who alum David Tennant hosted the festivities, with A-list celebrities like Demi Moore, Timothée Chalamet, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Hugh Grant, and Warwick Davis among the star-studded crowd at the Royal Festival Hall. Conclave and The Brutalist claimed top honours, while Adrien Brody snagged Best Actor and Mikey Madison took home Best Actress.Though the ceremony aired on BBC, several juicy moments were scrubbed from the broadcast - including fashion faux pas, swearing and digs at Donald Trump.

David Tennant went after Donald Trump during his opening monologue at the 2025 BAFTAs on Sunday (February 16) at Royal Festival Hall in London.

BAFTAs (British Academy Film Awards) took place tonight (February 16) – check out all the winners below.The ceremony was hosted by former Doctor Who star David Tennant for the second year running and went down at London’s Royal Festival Hall in the Southbank Centre.The nominations were announced on January 15, with religious thriller Conclave leading the way with 12 nods in total, followed by musical Emilia Pérez on 11, period epic The Brutalist on nine, and seven each for Anora, Dune: Part Two and Wicked.In the end, the biggest winners were Edward Berger’s Conclave and Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist, which both won a total of four awards, the former taking Best Picture, Adapted Screenplay, Editing and Outstanding British Film and the latter winning Best Director, Actor for Adrien Brody, Score and Cinematography.Elsewhere, the awards were spread throughout the candidates, with Emilia Perez, Wicked, Anora, A Real Pain, Dune: Part Two and Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl all picking up two.Take That also performed their 2008 hit ‘Greatest Day’ at the ceremony, following its prominent and unlikely appearance in Sean Baker’s sex worker drama Anora, while Wicked star Jeff Goldblum delivered an emotional piano performance during the show’s ‘In Memoriam’ segment.Warwick Davis, known for his roles in the Star Wars and Harry Potter franchises, was awarded the BAFTA Fellowship Award, while the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award went to MediCinema, a charity that installs cinemas in hospitals and health facilities.See the full list of BAFTA winners below.Best FilmDirectorLeading ActressLeading ActorSupporting ActressSupporting ActorOriginal ScreenplayAdapted ScreenplayOutstanding British FilmOutstanding Debut By

David Tennant took to the podium as the BAFTA Film Awards host for a second time on Sunday night — and called out U.S. President Donald Trump. The “Doctor Who” star, who also hosted last year’s ceremony, opened with a performance of the Proclaimers’ hit “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” getting members of the audience — including James McAvoy, Anna Kendrick and Colman Domingo join in.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Moviegoers are still mad about Bridget Jones. “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” the fourth installment in the love-struck franchise, opened solidly to $35.5 million from 71 markets at the international box office. Those ticket sales outshined “Sex and the City 2” as the biggest start for a romantic comedy in comparable overseas markets, according to distributor Universal Pictures.

The Masked Singer's finale tonight finally unmasked the celebrity behind Wolf, who snatched a respectable third place in the show. In the extended special episode of The Masked Singer, we saw Wolf, along with Dressed Crab and Pufferfish, battle it out while our beloved judges Maya Jama, Davina McCall, and Jonathan Ross took their final stabs at guessing who was singing beneath the costumes. After an epic eight-week run gracing the stage with unforgettable performances, it all came down to tonight where three songs were belted out by the hopeful finalists.

The Masked Singer's Wolf was revealed tonight to be Scots singer Marti Pellow after the star came in third place in the ITV competition.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events SPOILER ALERT: This Q&A contains spoilers about “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” streaming now on Peacock. When Renée Zellweger was shooting the movie adaptation of Helen Fielding’s bestselling novel “Bridget Jones’s Diary” in 2000, she certainly wasn’t thinking she’d still be playing the titular role 25 years later. “I was just trying not to get fired off the first one,” Zellweger tells me with a laugh. The 2000 original was followed by two more films — 2004’s “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason” and 2016’s “Bridget Jones’s Baby” — and now, “Bridget Jones: Mad About a Boy.” This time around, Bridget is a single mom raising her two kids after the death of her husband Mark Darcy (Colin Firth).

Bridget Jones' Diary fans were left gobsmacked upon discovering that one of the film's stars was honoured with an Oscar nomination for their role. The beloved trilogy, featuring Renée Zellweger, Colin Firth, and Hugh Grant, is set to welcome a new chapter as Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy hits cinemas on Valentine's Day (Friday, February 14).

“Bridget Jones” author Helen Fielding has revealed Colin Firth‘s reaction to her decision to kill off beloved character Mark Darcy in the book, which is the basis for the fourth film, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is set to grace UK cinemas this week, marking the return of our favourite romcom heroine.The much-anticipated fourth instalment of the beloved franchise will be released this Thursday (February 13), perfectly timed for Valentine's Day. In this sequel, Bridget (Renee Zellweger) is navigating life as a widow following the untimely death of her husband, Mark Darcy (Colin Firth). She's back at work and venturing into the world of dating apps, all while managing the attentions of a younger admirer named Roxster, played by One Day's Leo Woodall.

A24‘s acclaimed horror film Heretic, starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East, is set to begin streaming exclusively on Max in the U.S. on Friday, March 7. Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the duo that broke out with their script for A Quiet Place, the film debuts on HBO linear on Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy hits UK cinemas on Thursday (February 13), but what songs are included in the film? Check out the full list below.The fourth instalment in the Bridget Jones film saga, it is based on the 2013 novel of the same name by Helen Fielding. Fielding has co-written the screenplay too, alongside Dan Mazer (Ali G Indahouse, Borat) and Abi Morgan (Shame, The Iron Lady), while Michael Morris (To Leslie) directs.Renée Zellweger returns as the titular character, while Hugh Grant, Colin Firth and Emma Thompson all reprise their characters from previous films.

Bridget Jones movie is the reason to subscribe. , appropriately titled Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, is the final film in the rom-com franchise, and you needn't have seen the other three to have an appreciation for this one (though it does help).The movie is by Helen Fielding, which came out more than a decade ago.

Michaela Zee The 2025 Critics Choice Awards have begun. “Conclave” and “Wicked” dominate the film nominations with 11 nods each, including best picture.