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What a time to be a Spice Girls fan, eh? Step To Me is on streaming, Spiceworld 25 is on the way, Emma Bunton's announced her Christmas shows and Melanie C's Who I Am autobiography is proving a very candid read.

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It’s no surprise an upcoming Spice Girls documentary has reportedly sparked a bidding war among streaming services.

They officially confirmed their romance after initially insisting they were just friends.And Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan were couples goals as they put their love on display on Instagram on Sunday. The duo shared a video of them doing a secret handshake before ending it with a sweet kiss.  Aww! Larsa Pippen shared a kiss and a secret handshake with her new boyfriend Marcus Jordan on Sunday In the video, shot in a dimly-lit yet intimate bar, the duo exchanged several handshakes before Marcus wrapped his hand around her neck and pulled her in for a kiss. They flashed a smitten smile as they parted ways while reaching for each other's hands.  The video, set to the song Treacherous Twins by Drake and 21 Savage, was captioned by Marcus 'Twistin’ up my fingers for my twin.'Larsa posted the same video to her Instagram Stories, adding a sparkle and hand-heart emoji. In sync! In the video, shot in a dimly-lit yet intimate bar, the duo exchanged several handshakes before Marcus wrapped his hand around her neck and pulled her in for a kissIt comes not long after Larsa went Instagram Official with Marcus, the son of NBA great Michael Jordan.The couple held hands as they posed by a framed floral Michael Jordan jersey.

The Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen went Instagram official with her 'friend' Marcus Jordan while holding hands in front of a framed oversized jersey emblazoned with his famous father Michael Jordan's name and number.The divorced mother-of-four captioned the picture 'checks over stripes' and the Trophy Room founder/CEO commented: 'That's what I like, that's what we like!'At 32, Marcus is 16 years younger than Larsa, and he reposted the same shot to his Instastory with rapper Travis Scott's 2018 track Sicko Mode blaring in the background. No longer hiding! The Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen went Instagram official with her 'friend' Marcus Jordan while holding hands in front of a framed oversized jersey emblazoned with his famous father Michael Jordan's name and number The divorced mother-of-four captioned the picture 'checks over stripes' and the Trophy Room founder/CEO commented: 'That's what I like, that's what we like!'The 59-year-old NBA legend's jersey being in the background of the couple's snap seemed innocent enough unless you consider the fact that Pippen's (born Younan) ex-husband Scottie Pippen was his estranged Chicago Bulls teammate.Michael and Scottie's rift deepened after the 2020 release of Jason Hehir's critically-acclaimed 10-part ESPN documentary The Last Dance, which 'glorified' Jordan while 'downplaying' Pippen and other players' contributions.'Even in the second episode, which focused for a while on my difficult upbringing and unlikely path to the NBA, the narrative returned to MJ and his determination to win,' the 57-year-old small forward wrote in his 2021 memoir Unguarded.'I was nothing more than a prop.

What with the Spice Girls teasing plans for the 25th anniversary of their Spiceworld album and a brand new Jason Hehir-directed documentary confirmed, we've come over all giddy. Dusting off the Buffalo boots and delving into the back catalogue, we've been on a right little '90s nostalgia trip lately.

told the Australian TV show “The Project” earlier this week. “I think I did say, ‘We’ve only just signed it, it hasn’t been announced yet,’ and then he told everyone!”Directed by Jason Hehir of “The Last Dance” fame, the Spice Girls documentary will be its “own version” with the same team.In the interview, she gave viewers a sneak peek of the types of stories that would be shared in the film, dishing about how she wrote her verse in “Wannabe.” Spoiler: She did it while she was on the toilet.Scary Spice also teased how her kids feel about her “vintage” tunes.“My kids go, ‘Mummy, your music has come full circle,’ and I’m thinking, ‘Ooh, they’re going to compliment me,'” she joked.

What a time to be alive as a Spice Girls fan, eh? This month, we've already had the girls tease some 'big celebrations' for the 25th anniversary of Spiceworld and seen Victoria Beckham reprise her role as Posh Spice with a rendition of Stop on social media. Iconic scenes.

Victoria Beckham has let her 29.8 million Instagram followers in on her 48th birthday celebrations.The fashion designer and former Spice Girl told her followers she had "woken up" to four giant bouquets of pink roses, hydrangeas and tulips on a coffee table.Victoria said she was feeling "very blessed" as she shared a video of daughter Harper, 10, reading a handwritten card.She also shared a cute snap from husband David, which showed the couple kissing in a rare display of affection.David and Victoria celebrated their eldest son Brooklyn's wedding to Nicola Peltz in Florida last weekend, but the family still found time to spoil Victoria on her big day.Writing on Instagram, she said: "It's my birthday. Feeling very loved this morning, look what I just woke up to from my babies", while showing off her luxury presents including a £235 large Diptyque candle, a coffee table book, and a huge basket of white orchids.It comes amid claims that the Spice Girls have teamed up with heavyweight Hollywood director J.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe team behind the blockbuster Michael Jordan docuseries “The Last Dance” are now taking their jam to space. Netflix has picked up “Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission To Space,” from producer Connor Schell and director Jason Hehir, which will chronicle this September’s SpaceX Dragon mission Inspiration4, in which four civilians will travel into space on a three-day trip.Unlike the recent suborbital flights led by billionaires Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos, Inspiration4 will reach an altitude higher than that of the International Space Station and make history as the first all-civilian mission to orbit.

Netflix has greenlighted Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space, a near real-time docuseries following the September launch and mission of the first all-civilian flight crew aboard the SpaceX capsule. The docuseries hails from Time Studios (Black Gold, Big Vape), The Last Dance director Jason Hehir, Known and Connor Schell and Chernin Entertainment’s Words & Pictures. Additionally, Netflix will premiere StoryBots Space Adventure, a hybrid live-action animation special for kids and families to watch together before the mission.

National Basketball Assn. legend Michael Jordan was not an easy sell on the docuseries The Last Dance. Producer Mike Tollin told a Producers Guild panel of Non-Scripted Television producers that the NBA had kept 500 hours of footage from Jordan’s final season,1997-1998, pending Jordan’s approval to release it.

At the moment (and emphasis on “moment”), there doesn’t seem to be a lot of drama in the main Emmy categories. “Succession,” “Schitt’s Creek,” “Watchmen,” “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Bad Education” are the likely winners in their respective categories.

happy hour and watching questionable reality shows with friends. Events across the country have been put on hold, from the Friends reunion to the current NBA and WNBA seasons.

Father, husband, senator, president and "former Chicago resident."  Over the weekend, pop culture and sports fanatics alike were glued to their TVs when the new Michael Jordan docu-series was released. Titled The Last Dance, ESPN's latest series features many interview subjects discussing the Chicago Bulls basketball player's legacy.

The highly-anticipated Michael Jordan documentary, “The Last Dance”, gave fans all the sports they had been missing when it debuted on Sunday night. The 10-part series by director Jason Hehir looks back on Jordan’s entire career while chronicling the Chicago Bulls’ efforts to win a sixth NBA title during the 1997-98 season.

The highly-anticipated Michael Jordan documentary,, gave fans all the sports they had been missing when it debuted on Sunday night. The 10-part series by director Jason Hehir looks back on Jordan’s entire career while chronicling the Chicago Bulls’ efforts to win a sixth NBA title during the 1997-98 season.  

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Michael Jordan has some concerns about what people might think of him after seeing his upcoming docuseries,

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Although it isn't branded with the 30 for 30 banner, ESPN's epic 10-part The Last Dance, with its vein of '90s nostalgia/resonance, almost demands an immediate comparison to 2016's Emmy- and Oscar-winning O.J.: Made in America. So let's get that comparison out of the way: With O.J.: Made in America, it was possible — even essential — to offer that "It's about sports, but it's not about sports, man" proviso to lure viewers who were hesitant to revisit the story.