Police officers attacked as they shut down 'selfish' illegal party with '200 revellers'

It may have been just a coffee run, but Selma Blair looked perfectly put together for the outing.The 48-year-old actress donned a super cute outfit accessorizing with a wide brim hat and lipstick face mask as she stopped by Alfred Coffee in Studio City.Selma was seen looking cheerful on Monday as she walked back down the street after picking up a drink to go. Looking good: Selma Blair stopped by Alfred coffee in Studio City on Monday looking upbeatThe mother-of-one wore skinny black jeans with calf-high boots, a striped T-shirt and pink cardigan as she strolled back to her car using a cane for support.Selma often steps out with her on/off boyfriend, producer Ron Carlson, but the actress was seen solo this time.

direct to your inboxA thug who attacked and strangled his partner in the presence of their baby was told he was lucky not to be facing more serious charges.Nico Noicely, 31, assaulted the woman in her own home in a 'particularly nasty' incident.Noicely had been accused of seeing his ex, and arguments had been occurring prior to the attack within their 'tempestuous' relationship.But a judge said this provided no excuse for the attack."You are lucky you weren't put on more serious charges which would have led to a much lengthier custodial sentence," Judge Suzanne Goddard QC said.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions

In writer-director Channing Godfrey Peoples' debut feature, Miss Juneteenth, Nicole Beharie stars as Turquoise Jones, a single mom to teenager Kai (Alexis Chikaeze) living in a suburb of Fort Worth, Texas. Balancing two jobs, Turquoise does her best to set high standards for her daughter, hoping Kai will stray from her own path and go off to college and seek a career.

EXCLUSIVE: When Oscar-nominated director Paul Greengrass began working on News of the World, he said he set out to create a family movie with purpose and edge. However, he didn’t expect the film’s touching on pandemics and a politically divided country to strike such a chord with current events.

Nvidia’s GeForce Now, a game streaming service supporting lesser devices to run demanding games, has arrived for Chrome browsers and M1 Macs.The service uses a similar model to Google’s Stadia, in that customers can rent a virtual cloud PC that allows them to stream games their hardware would otherwise deem unsupported.There have been issues with GeForce Now’s expansion, as several developers were unhappy their games were being streamed without their permission.Devs now need to opt-in, which has left the platform lacking a number Steam games. Stadia also performs better in several aspects, with a higher resolution oftentimes available on the same games.

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Putting herself first. Even though breast-feeding was “so easy” for Cameran Eubanks, the Southern Charm alum stopped nursing for the sake of her mental health.

Endeavor Content has named Eric Pertilla as vp of television development and production. Pertilla joins Endeavor from CBS All Access, where he was director of original content for two years, with series credits like the Richard Linklater series That Animal Rescue Show, The Twilight Zone, Star Trek: Discovery, The Good Fight and Texas 6.

Hal Holbrook, who died last month at 95, had so many memorable character roles, not the least of which was playing Deep Throat in the 1976 classic All The President’s Men.

Police are hunting the attacker after a 14-year-old girl was raped in a busy park in broad daylight.

Busted. Britney Spears’ ex-husband Jason Alexander was arrested in Nashville on January 26, Us Weekly exclusively confirms.

Can’t live it down! Justin Timberlake’s decades-long career is filled with many iconic moments — including the matching denim ensemble he wore with former girlfriend Britney Spears.

One day at a time. After splitting from Channing Tatum in 2018, Jenna Dewan realized that you can’t always plan for life’s biggest changes.

Demi Rose has served up another Ibizan scorcher with her famous curves very much taking centre stage.

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Kylie Jenner is taking heat on social media for hosting a birthday party for 3-year-old daughter Stormi Webster, and deservedly so!

ABC’s The Bachelor topped Monday in the primetime ratings as Matt James handed out another round of roses. The reality dating competition held steady with last week’s numbers with a 1.4 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic, while 5.28 million viewers tuned in to watch James send another group of ladies packing. Numbers for The Bachelor and a repeat of The Good Doctor were enough to help ABC finish No. 1 overall in the demo on the night.

Jeremy Clarkson addresses ‘terrible’ situation at home with girlfriendShe explained: “So when you are looking through your money and you hadn’t got any, then suddenly you think, ‘Do you know, I think there might be something at the bottom?’“And you’d find a ten shilling note.

Back in 1971, when Ellen Burstyn was first catapulted to movie stardom with The Last Picture Show, she received a letter.

At 75, Dolly Parton is eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19, but the country star says she isn't in a rush to get the inoculation.The music icon, despite donating $1 million to vaccine development last year, says she wants to wait until 'more people get theirs' before she makes her appointment.Speaking to AP, the singer, who lives in Tennessee, explained that she didn't want it to look like she was getting special preference because of her generous donation.Ask if she'd received her shot, Parton said: 'No. I'm not going to get mine until some more people get theirs.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Studios is developing a TV series adaptation of Reeves Wiedeman’s New York Magazine article “Who Killed Tulum?“. Written and executive produced by Mehar Sethi (BoJack Horseman, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia), the project hails from Annapurna, New York Magazine, and Vox Media Studios.