Ranking the Wealthiest 'Mean Girls' Stars by Net Worth (the Richest Holds the Leads by a Landslide!)

Jonnie Irwin's widow Jessica Holmes was met with an outpouring of support as she shared a heart-wrenching update eight months after the death of her presenter husband. Former A Place in the Sun host Jonnie passed away in February at the age of 50 following a battle with cancer, leaving Jessica and their three young children.This weekend Jess attended a family wedding in America, and later took to her social media to explain how difficult it was to attend such important and emotional occasions without Jonnie by her side. Alongside a snap of the happy couple, she wrote: "Weddings are hard.

Marcelo Cajueiro There is a tremendous demand for Brazilian features at domestic cinemas right now due to a combination of recently established federal government quotas for local pics and the low supply of U.S. blockbusters resulting from last year’s Hollywood strikes, said participants of this year’s Expocine, Latin America’s largest theatrical distribution-based industry event held in Sao Paulo.A presidential decree set the quotas for 2024.

A driver has died after a car left a Scots road and caught fire.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Gorka Marquez has finally spoken out about the PVC leather trousers that caused quite a stir on Saturday night, revealing there was a wardrobe malfunction just before he appeared on TV.

Kate Aurthur administrator Families are forever, MomTok lives on — and “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” has officially been renewed for 20 new episodes at Hulu, which means a second and possibly third season of the show. The next installment, according to Hulu, will premiere this spring, and production begins next week.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Ari Graynor didn’t reach out to the real Leslie Abramson while preparing for her role as the legendary defense attorney in Netflix’s “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.” “I knew that she had made it pretty clear that she never wanted to speak about any of her cases.” Graynor tells Variety. “You’ll notice that in all of the documentaries or programs that have been made, she’s never interviewed. She really took a step back, I think, not only because this case in particular was so painful for her, but she also did not mince words about the media and its effects on things.” Abramson published a memoir, “The Defense Is Ready: Life in the Trenches of Criminal Law,” in 1997.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Among the glut of diss tracks lobbed between Kendrick Lamar and Drake earlier this year, one reigned truly victorious: Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” which swiftly became an inescapable summer smash after it dropped in May. Since its release, the anthem has gone from a scathing shakedown to a hip-hop rallying cry, earning Lamar his first-ever No.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Watching the third season premiere of Fox‘s mystery bakeoff competition “Crime Scene Kitchen” might have elicited quite a few “Come on!” groans from viewers at home. From missing clues under sinks and in trash cans to not reading explicit instructions closely to making dishes that completely ignored certain ingredients that were laid out plainly for them, the Season 3 contestants who made their debut in the Sept.

Police are appealing for the help of the public to trace a 12-year-old boy reported missing in Alexandria.

Ethan Shanfeld “Better Call Saul” begins with a black-and-white sequence showing Saul Goodman working at a Cinnabon in an Omaha mall. Saul has the new identity of Gene Takavic and is in hiding after the events of “Breaking Bad,” before the spinoff series goes back to before he ever met Walter White and Jesse Pinkman.

The sky's the limit for students of Encore Stars Academy after the theatre school was given the go ahead to extend its East Kilbride studio.

Sabrina Carpenter has spoken out against accusations of lip syncing, telling fans that she always sings live during her shows.The accusations against the ‘Espresso’ singer come as she has kicked off the first dates of her huge ‘Short n’ Sweet’ world tour with a number of live shows across the US.However, while the gigs seem to be going down seamlessly with most fans, some have had their doubts as to whether or not the pop star is signing live, and taken to social media to debate if she was lip syncing at some shows.“Does she ever sing live?” one wrote on TikTok, while another dubious fan replied by saying: “Hate to say it but 30 per cent lip [syncing] 30 per cent backing track 40 per cent singing.”Now, Carpenter has caught wind of the rumours on social media, and taken to TikTok to quash speculation. “I sing live every show 100 per cent,” she began, before asking them: “Would you like to speak to my audio engineers?”Sabrina Carpenter responds to TikTok saying she doesn’t fully sing live:“i sing live every show 100% would you like to speak to my audio engineers” pic.twitter.com/61MFxGBDRU— Pop Base (@PopBase) October 2, 2024After the ongoing run of US dates comes to an end, the singer will embark on her recently announced UK and European tour dates.

Oasis have warned fans of scammers who are selling fake re-sale tickets ahead of the band’s North American reunion tour.Earlier this week, Liam and Noel Gallagher announced the first run of international dates for their Oasis reunion tour which includes shows across North America and Mexico. They then went on to share that due to “phenomenal demand”, four new dates were added to the tour.The general sale for tickets will go live tomorrow (October 4) at 10am local time.

Robert Smith has discussed the lyrics and inspiration for The Cure’s new single ‘Alone’ in a new video.The Cure shared the track, the lead single from their upcoming album ‘Songs Of A Lost World’, on September 26, and it marks the first time the six-piece have shared new studio material since their 2008 album ‘4:13 Dream’.Smith said at the time that the track was inspired by the Ernest Dowson poem Dregs, and he’s expanded on the inspiration further in a video uploaded to The Cure’s official YouTube channel.“I rediscovered a poem by Ernest Dowson, an English poet – it’s called Dregs,” he began in the video. “I’ve got a book and I jot down over the years things that I think [are] interesting’.

What We Do In The Shadows has become one of the most acclaimed comedies of recent years.Based on the 2014 film of the same name, which was also created by Jemaine Clement, the horror mockumentary follows a group of vampires as they navigate the modern world, with assistance from human familiar Guillermo.The show’s ensemble cast includes Kayvan Novak as Nandor, Matt Berry as Laszlo, Natasia Demetriou as Nadja, Mark Proksch as energy vampire Colin, and Harvey Guillén as Guillermo.Since the show began in 2019, it has been nominated for 29 Emmy Awards, including nods for Outstanding Comedy Series.FX announced the show’s end in December last year. During a panel at the Television Critics Association in February (via Screen Rant), FX chairman John Landgraf briefly stated that it was because ‘the show came to a natural conclusion’.As for the cast, Matt Berry believes it was ‘the right decision’ to end the show now.

Bad Monkey.Based on the novel by Carl Hiaasen, the series follows former police detective turned restaurant inspector Andrew Yancy (Vaughn) who is pulled into a world of greed and corruption after a tourist finds a severed arm while fishing.The supporting cast includes L. Scott Caldwell, Rob Delaney, Zach Braff, Meredith Hagner, Natalie Martinez, Alex Moffat, Michelle Monaghan, and Jodie Turner-Smith.The first two episodes of the series were released August 14 on Apple TV+, with the finale set to be released on October 9, 2024.The song played in the opening sequence is ‘Main Title Theme’ by Jamie Jackson and Waz, who composed the score for the series.A soundtrack album, featuring the main theme, will be available to stream from October 4, 2024. You can check out the full tracklist below.1. ‘You Wreck Me’ – The War On Drugs2. ‘Room at the Top’ – Eddie Vedder3. ‘I Won’t Back Down’ – Sharon Van Etten4. ‘Even The Losers’ – Fitz & The Tantrums5. ‘Don’t Do Me Like That’ – Flipturn6. ‘Runnin’ Down a Dream’ – Larkin Poe7. ‘Mary Jane’s Last Dance’ – Jamie Jackson8. ‘You’re Gonna Get It’ – Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit9. ‘Sins of My Youth’ – Kurt Vile10. ‘Yer So Bad’ – Meridian Brothers11. ‘Wildflowers’ – Charlotte Lawrence12. ‘Into the Great Wide Open’ – Lissie13. ‘Don’t Fade on Me’ – Chiiild14. ‘Supernatural Radio’ – GoldFord15. ‘You Don’t Know How It Feels’ – Stephen Marley16. ‘Here Comes My Girl’ – Weezer17. ‘Don’t Come Around Here No More’ – Nathaniel Rateliff18. ‘Stop Draggin My Heart Around’ – Briston Maroney19. ‘The Waiting’ – Marcus King20. ‘Breakdown’ – Waz21. ‘Free Fallin’ – Imaginary Future22. ‘Main Title Theme’ – Jamie Jackson & Waz23. ‘Yancy and Neville’ – Waz & Jamie Jackson24. ‘Dragon Queen’ – Jamie Jackson & Waz25.

Rachel Zegler has voiced her concerns over artificial intelligence.The actress, who is set to star in the forthcoming live-action version of Snow White, opened up about an incident that happened when she was 18 that has left her on edge over AI, in a new interview with Variety.“I was really scared of being replaced by an artificial intelligence version of myself that they scanned when I was 18 and then never being able to work on a set again,” Zegler said. “What was stopping them from using that for the rest of my life?”She went to say that “465 photos taken of every corner of my body” were made for CGI stunts.

Andrew Garfield has said he is not expected to be “part of” the forthcoming Social Network sequel.The actor starred as Facebook investor Eduardo Saverin in the original 2010 movie alongside Jesse Eisenberg, who portrayed Mark Zuckerberg.Aaron Sorkin announced he was writing a sequel in April earlier this year, which is likely to focus on the January 6 riots.When asked in a new interview with Esquire whether he will be appearing in the sequel, despite his character being pushed out of Facebook, Garfield said: “I think anything that Aaron [Sorkin] does is going to be really, really powerful and interesting, and if he’s feeling drawn to a subject, you know it’s got some juice in it. I’d be excited [about a sequel].

Temperatures are getting colder - and the Met Office has said that parts of the country could see some snow next week.

Gary Lineker's tenure as the face of Match of the Day is under scrutiny following reports of a 'leaked' email - from the BBC - looking into his future as host of the flagship show.

Now that October is here, I think it's fair to say that the countdown to Christmas is officially on. While it's not quite time to dip into your beauty advent calendar quite (if it's arrived) just yet, we've found a luxury skincare edit where beauty buffs can get their fill of luxury goodies in the meantime.