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, published on April 30, discussed taking home a Grammy for his to Swift's 2020 album . Yes, the star is with co-writing “Exile” and “Betty,” as well as co-producing “Exile,” Betty,” “My Tears Ricochet,” “August,” “This Is Me Trying,” and “Illicit Affairs.” The couple's collaboration didn’t end there.

Bruce Springsteen in the hopes of meeting him in London to prepare for his upcoming role.The Bear star was announced as part of the film in April after Deadline reported that White was the favourite to play a young Springsteen in the film which was announced this January.The film is reportedly set to explore the making of Springsteen’s classic album ‘Nebraska’. Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart, Hostiles) will write and direct the film, which is based on Warren Zane’s 2023 book, Deliver Me from Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska. Now, to prepare for his role, White has revealed to Variety that he has “texted and emailed” Springsteen in the run up to his Saturday (July 27) show at Wembley.“I’m really excited to see him perform,” White said, cheekily adding that Springsteen texts “like a boss”.Meanwhile, The Bear‘s highly-anticipated third season has just dropped, with mixed reviews flooding in.The Guardian’s Rebecca Nicholson wrote about the first episode’s style: “Dogged repetition is the enemy of convincing storytelling.

The Bear are starting to come in, and it seems the highly anticipated series has gone downhill.The restaurant drama starring Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, among others, dished its third course yesterday. After sweeping the Emmys earlier this year, winning Best Comedy series and multiple acting awards, fans are eager to get their teeth into another season.However, the reviews are starting to pile in, and they’re not all as celebratory as fans might have expected.

Netflix's latest offering, Buying London, has been hit with a barrage of brutal critiques. Some have even branded it as "probably the most hateable TV show ever made".The fresh drama landed on Netflix on Wednesday (May 22) and has gone viral.The series explores the life of real estate tycoon Daniel Daggers and his team at DDRE Global as they navigate the high-stakes world of London's property market.