Joseph Lawrence: Last News

Released last week, the track marked the first new music to be shared from the emerging British artist since his breakthrough EP, and also arrived ahead of his upcoming headline slot in London.Set to take place tonight (October 9), the event will see Lawrence take to the stage at the Omeara in the UK capital, and will be his only headline performance of the year.The event is expected to see Lawrence break into some of his most popular hits to date, including the breakout singles ‘No Good For Me’, ‘Empty House’, ‘Tomorrow’, ‘BeGod’ and ‘Evelyn’ – tracks which led to Sir Elton John praising him as one of the UK’s most “brilliant” new talents.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy winner Bradley Whitford has signed on for a key recurring role in Parish (fka The Driver), AMC’s remake of the British drama series that is set to launch next year on AMC and AMC+. Production is currently underway in New Orleans.

Two-time Emmy nominee Yvonne Strahovski held a baby on Tuesday while pretending her Handmaid's Tale character Serena Joy Waterford nearly got hit by a truck on the Toronto set of the Hulu hit series.The Australian 39-year-old's widow of Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes) looked preppy in a blue cropped blazer over a white camisole, baby-blue pleated skirt, and baby-blue heels selected by costume designer Leslie Kavanagh.Yvonne wore minimal make-up applied by Karola Dirnberger and Burton LeBlanc slicked back her dark blonde locks into a tidy bun for the perilous outdoor scene. Action! Two-time Emmy nominee Yvonne Strahovski held a baby on Tuesday while pretending her Handmaid's Tale character Serena Joy Waterford nearly got hit by a truck on the Toronto set of the Hulu hit seriesStrahovski (born Strzechowski) clapped her hands in delight after being guest directed by her castmate Bradley Whitford, who had a season five script stuck into the back pocket of his jeans.The 62-year-old Emmy winner portrays Commander Joseph Lawrence, the founder of the Colonies and architect of Gilead's economy.

Sir Bob Geldof fronted a star-studded fundraising concert for Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion, repeating his mantra of ‘what’s so funny about peace, love and understanding’ throughout the emotional evening.The Night for Ukraine was held at North London’s Roundhouse on Wednesday, March 9, with the funds raised donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) appeal to raise money and aid for those fleeing Ukraine. The fundraiser is reminiscent of the famous Live Aid benefit concert that the Boomtown Rats singer organised in 1985 in order to raise money for famine relief in Ethiopia.

Bob Geldof, Chrissie Hynde and more have joined the line-up for the ‘Night For Ukraine’ fundraising concert which is due to take place tomorrow (March 9).The event, which will be held at London’s Roundhouse, will see a number of artists performing to help raise money for the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC). All money raised will be donated to the DEC to support humanitarian and emergency response work in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.Geldof and Hynde will be joined by the Ukrainian-born Bloom Twins, Ukrainian baritone and Royal Opera House Principal Artist Yuriy Yurchuk and Imelda May.The evening will also feature resident choreographer of The Royal Ballet Wayne McGregor CBE and a host of UK artists, including Jack Garratt, Eckoes and Peter Xan, as well as a special performance by London Community Gospel Choir.Other performers on the bill include Tom Baxter, Joseph Toonga, Nadeem Din Gabisi, Joseph Lawrence and Archive, with more acts set to appear on the night.Tickets for the event are available here.❗️ On Wed 9 Mar 2022, we will be hosting a Night for Ukraine

A defiant June rallies an army against Gilead in the trailer for the fourth series of The Handmaid’s Tale.