Justin Morgan: Last News

Home and Away fans are singing praises for Ada Nicodemou's ageless beauty as the actress shared a nostalgic video from her character Leah's first scene in the Australian soap. The 46 year old actress made her debut on the show in March 2000, becoming one of the longest-serving cast members. In the throwback video, Ada reminisced about Leah's arrival in Summer Bay, where her character sought refuge after running away from her fiancé.

It’s the series finale of Home and Away, and disaster is on the horizon for Justin Morgan (James Stewart) and Leah Patterson-Baker (Ada Nicodemou).The couple are trapped in an abandoned warehouse by the Vita Nova cult, who are out for revenge. It all started when a teenager, Andrew Lawrence (Joshua Hewson), asked Justin for help to escape from a doomsday cult. Justin and Leah took Andrew in as their own before he was re-captured by the cult.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Home and Away star James Stewart, who portrays Justin Morgan in the long-running soap, recently made headlines by sharing his remarkable body transformation journey. In April, he announced a staggering 12kg weight loss, accompanied by a complete lifestyle overhaul to prioritise his physical and mental wellbeing. In a candid interview with The Daily Telegraph, James revealed the key to his successful transformation: a significant dietary shift, most notably giving up alcohol.

Home and Away spoilers follow from Thursday's Australian episodes (May 18), which some UK viewers may prefer to avoid. Home and Away has aired a dark twist in Marilyn Chambers' ongoing storyline, with dodgy skincare company Stunning Organics seemingly sending sinister threats to her. Marilyn has been left fearing for her life after her brave decision to give a press interview about the corrupt firm had worrying consequences.

Justin Morgan “Beyond the Summit” (“La Cima”), the latest film from director Ibón Cormenzana, producer of Goya-winning “Blancanieves,” has world premiered at Spain’s Malaga Film Festival, where it must rate as one of the event’s most singular and striking films. It was also one of four new Spanish films to feature in a Market Premiere showcase on Monday, the first day of the Spanish Screenings. The French-Spanish co-production, starring Javier Rey (“Sin fin”) and Patricia López Arnaiz (“The Plague”), tells the story of Mateo (Rey), an amateur mountaineer determined to scale Annapurna, a Nepalese peak rated as one of the world’s deadliest.On his first day, Mateo takes a fall, ending up in the care of revered Spanish mountaineer Ione (Arnaiz), who cares for him despite his recklessness. The story follows a tug-of-war relationship between the two of them, as Mateo seeks to summit despite ghastly conditions, and Ione attempts to bring him to sanity.But Mateo is determined to push for the summit, whatever the cost.