May I (I): Last News

After granting its first round of waivers for several films Tuesday, SAG-AFTRA has given another group of films permission to shoot during the strike including Ishana Night Shyamalan’s The Watchers, starring Dakota Fanning, and the Sam Raimi-produced Don’t Move. See the updated list below.

EXCLUSIVE: Spotlight casting director Paul Schnee is making his directorial debut in a comedy-drama TV series.

The Canadian Screen Awards airs tonight, with Samantha Bee hosting the pre-recorded special featuring highlights from the four days of award events that concluded Friday.

Sesame Street‘s Cookie Monster was recently treated to a flute-shaped cookie “played” by Lizzo – watch the moment below.Lizzo, a trained flautist, was gifted a flute made of cookies by Sesame Street character Elmo for a skit on the US children’s TV show. But Cookie Monster soon swooped in, unable to resist the crunch.“I’ve played a lot of instruments, but I’ve never played a cookie before,” Lizzo says in the clip after being handed the flute.

A Scots mum is stuck in a "hellish cycle" from a skin condition which has left her unable to cook, clean or drive without being in excruciating pain.

Sam Heughan has left fans swooning with his latest announcement that he can help them ease off into a night of slumber with a bedtime story.

Alec Baldwin took to Instagram on Thursday to ask his followers for a birthday gift for his wife Hilaria Baldwin.The actor, 64 - whom Hilaria recently called 'husband goals' - posted a video in which he asked fans to follow Hilaria, who turns 39 on Friday, on Instagram, so that she can reach 1 million followers on the social media platform.'I would like to ask you, as a birthday gift or even just gesture to my wife, would you follow her on Instagram?' he asked, sporting a scruffy silver beard and a black t-shirt. Birthday gift for Hilaria: Alec Baldwin, 64, took to Instagram on Thursday to ask his followers for a birthday gift for his wife Hilaria Baldwin'Tomorrow is the birthday of my favorite person.

CORRIE stalwart Bill Roache has signed a new contract thought be for £250,000 which will keep him on the cobbles for another year. The 90-year-old, who plays Ken Barlow, got his OBE for services to acting from the King at Windsor Castle last week. He has been in the same role since the ITV soap started back in 1960, when he got £70 a week.

CORONATION Street actor William Roache meets King Charles as he is made an OBE. The 90-year-old — Ken Barlow in the ITV soap — said they chatted about their respective workloads during the Windsor Castle investiture. He said: “Charles was lovely — very friendly.

Angela Rayner hit out at Dominic Raab urging him to apologise after formal complaints were made against him into bullying allegations.

Matthew Perry reflected on giving up a film role opposite Meryl Streep amid the throes of addiction on Tuesday's episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.The 53-year-old actor while promoting his new memoir 'Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing' was asked by Colbert, 58, what happened to him instead of filming opposite Streep, 73, in the 2021 Adam McKay film Don't Look Up.'I got CPR and the guy who saved my life broke eight ribs in the process,' said Perry who looked comfortably chic in a powder blue T-shirt, black suit and glasses. New memoir: Matthew Perry reflected on giving up a film role opposite Meryl Streep amid the throes of addiction on Tuesday's episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'May I ask why you were getting CPR?,' Colbert asked.'They were doing a procedure because I had pain in my stomach and they gave me propofol ...and my heart stopped for five minutes,' said Perry referencing the anesthetic used for surgery.

Outlander author Diana Gabaldon has congratulated Sam Heughan on the release of his memoir Waypoints: My Scottish Journey.

EXCLUSIVE: Dark Sky Films has acquired North American distribution rights to Mother, May I?, the psychological thriller starring Kyle Gallner (Smile) and Holland Roden (Teen Wolf). 

Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state is the first in the UK since her father King George VI's one in February 1952.Following the death of the UK's longest serving monarch last week, the nation, as well as the Commonwealth realms under the reign of the monarchy have been in a state of mourning.Plans have been in place for the Her Majesty's death in the form of 'Operation London Bridge', a 10-day plan following her passing and that has included the process of bringing the Queen's coffin from Scotland to London for her funeral.READ MORE:Queen's famous favourite booze sells out at supermarkets as Brits toast monarchThe Queen is currently lying-in-state at Westminster Hall and will continue to be until her funeral on Monday with thousands of people queuing across the banks of the River Thames with waiting times of at least nine hours.The Queen's lying-in-state is the first in the UK since her father King George VI's in 1952 and incredible footage of the event has resurfaced and been edited together by Stuart Humphreys, an individual who enhances early colour photography.Posting a 58-second video of the procession on Twitter, he captioned it saying: "I have edited together for you some rare colour film footage of the queues and London crowds for the Lying In State and funeral procession of King George VI in February 1952.

A Royal fan who kissed King Charles III this afternoon has thanked God for her opportunity to see and kiss the monarch.

The Masked Dancer fans think they have already rumbled the identity of Candlestick as the hit ITV show returned to televisions on Saturday night. During the episode, Candlestick took to the stage to dance in front of the panel - Oti Mabuse, Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross and Peter Crouch - to Relight My Fire by Take That.

later explained to Ellen DeGeneres, “If we don’t stand up for what we believe in and if we don’t fight for our rights, pretty soon we’re going to have as much rights as the meat on our own bones. And I am not a piece of meat.” Other notable Aries moments include Lil Nas X’s incendiary 2021 performance and fellow ram Diana Ross playfully bouncing Lil Kim’s teet onstage in 1999.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty had a priceless response after a troll branded her the "most annoying person on TV". The TV presenter, 47, hit back at a troll who shared the brutal message on social media. The person tweeted: "Can I just say Naga.

Naga Munchetty fired back at a brutal troll who slammed her as the "most annoying person".The 47-year-old BBC Breakfast star appeared to be outraged by the comment that appeared online.Normally the radio host isn't one to take offence when it comes to brutal tweets but this particular keyboard warrior really seemed to get under her skin.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps inThe unprovoked remark on the popular platform read: "Can I just say Naga. I cant explain why but I find you the most annoying person on TV."In retaliation, Naga shot back: "I just can't understand why people don't know how to use apostrophes William."She finished up with: "Ho hum.

#BBCBreakfast Truffles the (bull) dog turns out to help save the mechanical Birmingham bull that was the centrepiece of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.“It will now remain until September and then move to an indoor location.” Naga responded to the post, writing: “Yay”, alongside two clapping emojis. Twitter user @William03202689 then wrote: “Can I just say Naga. I can't explain why but I find you the most annoying person on TV.” Naga reacted calmly to the tweet with good humour, writing: “I just can't understand why people don't know how to use apostrophes William.“Ho hum.

READ MORE: UK's 'cheapest pint' flogged by Wetherspoons pub for just £1.49 as TripAdvisor goes wild A court heard Sebastian had suffered multiple savage injuries at the hands of his elders.These included open wounds to his buttocks and numerous rib fractures, which the prosecution said caused the complications which led to his death.Kalinowska previously admitted child cruelty, while Latoszewski, a bodybuilder and martial arts fanatic, admitted manslaughter, but both had denied murder.However, they were both today (July 22) convicted of Sebastian's murder by a jury following after a five-week trial at Leeds Crown Court.Jurors had previously been shown 'horrifying' CCTV footage from the couple's home, which the prosecution said was installed to monitor Sebastian.Videos showed numerous incidents in which Sebastian was repeatedly punched, kicked and stamped on.