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© Bang Showbiz Rupert Everett The 61-year-old star has previously caused a stir by failing to lend his support to gay marriage, but he’s now admitted he likes the idea of tying the knot with Henrique, his partner of 11 years. He said: “Actually, I wouldn’t mind getting married now.

The transgender movement has “completely overshadowed” the campaign for gay rights, actor Rupert Everett has said, as he criticised “today’s New Puritanism”.

James May: Wheeler Dealers' Mike Brewer brands star's move 'weird'The staff member then told Rupert: “‘Well. Get this.

The Graham Norton Show has confirmed plans for its return this autumn, with the talk show including a mix of in-studio and video-linked guests.The BBC show's last series was presented entirely remotely due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, though with restrictions eased since then, Graham will be welcoming guests to the studio once again.The show will be back on our screens on at , with country legend Dolly Parton and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story's Riz Ahmed both appearing – albeit remotely via video link.The studio guests will include actor Rupert Everett, comedians Lolly Adefope and Sara Pascoe and musical guest Róisín Murphy.The series will include a studio audience as well, though it will be smaller than usual due to

The Graham Norton Show will return for a new series with guests appearing both in the studio and remotely.

Graham Norton Show is set to return for a new series - with changes in place to allow for social distancing.The hit chat show will return on Friday, October 2 and see guests appearing both in the studio and remotely.Norton's red sofa will be replaced with individual chairs spaced apart while the studio audience will be smaller, with social distancing measures in place. Norton will be joined by guests including Dolly Parton and Riz Ahmed, who will appear via videolink, while Rupert Everett and comedians Lolly Adefope and Sara Pascoe will be in the studio.

The Graham Norton Show is set to return for a new series with guests appearing both in the studio and remotely.

Every Tuesday, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on-demand, vintage, and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalog titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This biweekly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.

EXCLUSIVE: Actor-comedian Billy Eichner and producer Tom McNulty are developing “Man in the Box,” a biopic based on the life of groundbreaking TV icon Paul Lynde. Eichner plans to star.

As we catch up with Kara Tointon over Zoom, it’s clear she’s the queen of multi-tasking.The actress expertly balances mum duties, keeping a close eye on 19 month old son Frey while we chat. Former Strictly Come Dancing champion Kara’s juggling skills have come in rather handy of late, as she and her fiancé, Marius Jensen, have been busy developing their storytelling app, Tell.They have also just announced their partnership with Great Ormond Street Hospital, and to celebrate, some of Kara’s “beautifully voiced” friends – including Joe Thomas and Rupert Everett – will narrate chapters of Peter Pan on the app.The couple are hoping to tie the knot in Norway, although the current climate has left plans up in the air.

“Frozen the Musical” will close on Broadway, Disney announced Thursday, making it the biggest theatrical demise caused by the coronavirus pandemic so far.

By Peter White

The Broadway revival of the classic play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf has officially closed after playing just nine preview performances.

By Greg Evans

An usher who worked at two Broadway theaters has tested positive for COVID-19, or coronavirus, the New York Times reported on Wednesday (March 11).

Coronavirus is driving one Broadway’s most prolific producers to drastically slash ticket prices for several big shows.