Regé Jean Page addresses speculations of his Bridgerton exit, potential role in James Bond & Black Panther 2

Sally Dynevor has suffered a painful accident only days before the next Dancing on Ice live show.The 58-year-old Corrie star has become a fan favourite after wowing judges in her daring routines with dance partner Matt Evers in recent weeks.It has even been rumoured that she is set to attempt the infamous 'headbanger' routine this Sunday, after fans observed the pair preparing in a video uploaded by him to social media yesterday.And in a new clip uploaded to his Instagram Story last night, Sally can be seen smashing onto the ice as the pair get entangled in a worrying accident.Sally appears to be in pain following the fall, which occurred during a rehearsal of what looks to be the daring dance move.Commenting on the incident, she posted: "Please God this doesn't happen on Sunday."A headbanger — a move illegal in competitive skating — sees the lead dancer spin around his partner from the ankles bringing their head very close to the ice.The previous video recorded early on Wednesday morning had set viewer's tongues wagging with the prospect of the routine, with many making their excitement known in the comments below Matt's post.One said: "Ohhh maybe a headbanger now that would be amazing.

On Friday Netflix announced that it will release four comedy specials executive produced and hosted by Dave Chappelle.The collection of programs will be called Chappelle’s Home Team, and each will offer a seasoned comic introduced by the Half Baked actor, 48.The news comes just four months after Chappelle and the streaming giant came under fire for the controversial special The Closer. Announcement:On Friday Netflix announced that it will release four comedy specials executive produced and hosted by Dave ChappelleAt the top of the list is a special featuring the comedian Earthquake - real name Nathaniel Martin Stroman.Earthquake: Legendary, is slated to premiere on Feb.

Orlando Bloom was seen sweetly kissing his one-year-old daughter Daisy as he held her in a baby carrier in Hawaii this week.The duo were on the set of American Idol, where Daisy's mother and Orlando's fiancee Katy Perry was hard at work as a judge.Katy could be spotted on the set glammed up for the camera, flashing her midriff in a dazzling orange ensemble. So sweet:Orlando Bloom was seen sweetly kissing his one-year-old daughter Daisy as he held her in a baby carrier in Hawaii this weekHer signature dark hair was swept up into a small beehive reminiscent of the 1960s for her latest appearance at the judges table.She was settled on an outdoor sofa with a wicker frame, apparently in a nod to the warm tropical location of the latest American Idol shoot.

GAYLE has shared a cover of Alanis Morissette‘s 1995 classic, ‘You Oughta Know’ – you can check it out below.The 17-year-old viral hitmaker, known for her no-nonsense break-up anthem ‘abcdefu’, stopped by Cover Nation on Thursday (Feb 17) to deliver her own take of the fiery ’90s anthem.Donning a muted orange jacket and yielding a cream electric guitar, GAYLE (real name Taylor Gayle Rutherford) belted out ‘You Oughta Know’ with the same type of confidence and conviction as if the song was her own.Morissette’s version of ‘You Oughta Know’ spent 30 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at Number Six. It was the first single taken from ‘Jagged Little Pill’, which spent 12 weeks on top of the Billboard 200 in 1995-96.

Pusha T has explained why he recently posted a contract on social media with a caption that thanked Kanye West.Last month, the Clipse rapper caused some confusion amongst fans and music industry folk when he shared a picture of a signed contract with G.O.O.D. Music and Def Jam on his Instagram.He captioned the post: “Some people call you their brother, other people show you you’re BROTHERS. Thanx “Yezos…” @kanyewest.”Some thought this meant Pusha had cut ties with West, who is now legally known as Ye, and his G.O.O.D. Music imprint, as well as Def Jam Recordings.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2. However, Phoebe Dynevor's Daphne Bridgerton will very much be a part of the storyline, with the second season focusing on Daphne's eldest brother Anthony Bridgerton's (Jonathan Bailey) pursuit of love.In an interview with TheWrap, Phoebe shed light on how The Duke will continue to be a part of Daphne's life in Bridgerton Season 2, just off screen, as the two became parents to a baby boy at the end of the first season.

Bridgerton fans went through major heartbreak quite recently when Lady Whistledown revealed that fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page would not be returning as Simon Basset aka The Duke of Hastings for Bridgerton Season 2. However, Phoebe Dynevor's Daphne Bridgerton will very much be a part of the storyline, with the second season focusing on Daphne's eldest brother Anthony Bridgerton's (Jonathan Bailey) pursuit of love.In an interview with TheWrap, Phoebe shed light on how The Duke will continue to be a part of Daphne's life in Bridgerton Season 2, just off screen, as the two became parents to a baby boy at the end of the first season.

Fans were pretty upset about the news that Rege-Jean Page leaving Bridgerton after just one season on the hit Netflix series.

Jon Burlingame From the period-specific tunes of “The Crown” to the surprising instrumental reworkings of modern pop hits in “Bridgerton,” this season’s Emmy contenders in music supervision showcase the growing field’s continued influence.Alexandra Patsavas“Bridgerton” may give veteran music supervisor Patsavas her best shot yet at an Emmy thanks to her clever use of chamber music-style covers of modern pop songs, which help trace the emotional journey of Daphne and Simon (Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page) in Regency-era London.The Vitamin String Quartet’s renditions of Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next,” Maroon 5’s “Girls Like You,” Shawn Mendes’ “In My Blood” and Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy,” along with Duomo’s cover of Taylor Swift’s

While Regé-Jean Page has kissed his Bridgerton beginnings goodbye, the 31-year-old actor has an exciting array of upcoming projects to get behind. Besides wrapping Russo Brothers' The Gray Man alongside Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling in Los Angeles, Regé has started filming Dungeons & Dragons, the film adaptation of the cherished role-playing game.

After leaving us besotted with his royal act as Simon Hastings aka The Duke of Hastings in Bridgerton, Regé-Jean Page is ready to take his career a notch higher by starring in Russo Brothers' ambitious directorial The Gray Man. Along with Regé, the star-studded ensemble is headlined by Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling.

Angelique Jackson For Regé-Jean Page’s next act, the rising star is taking on the world of big-budget blockbusters and beloved IP, with the high-profile film adaptations of “The Gray Man” and “Dungeons & Dragons.”During his Variety cover interview, Page and the films’ directors Anthony Russo (who is helming “The Gray Man” for Netflix), and Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley (who are behind Paramount/eOne’s “Dungeons & Dragons” adaptation) teased the actor’s top-secret roles in the upcoming movies, both of which are currently in production.After wrapping up five years with Shondaland on Netflix’s “Bridgerton” and ABC’s “For the People,” the actor says he was looking to diversify his parts before the offers came his way.

(CNN)Rest assured that Regé-Jean Page is well aware of all the buzz and speculation he's been stirring."I spend a lot of time at the moment talking about what other people are saying about me, as opposed to anything I'm actually doing," the "Bridgerton" star told Variety in a recent interview.From his rise to global fame via one of Netflix's hottest shows to hosting "Saturday Night Live" and causing a clamor for him to take over the James Bond role from Daniel Craig, Page is definitely having a moment.The usually very private 31-year-old British-Zimbabwean actor told the publication he had no fears regarding walking away from playing Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings, after the success of Season 1 of "Bridgerton." "Simon was this bomb of a

After the first season of Bridgerton met with massive success on Netflix, the series is all set to return for the second season and while it may not have beloved Duke of Hastings aka Rege-Jean Page returning to the show, the new season still promises to come with some bigger and better surprises. While we know that the second season will revolve mainly around Jonathan Bailey's Anthony Bridgerton, a new casting announcement has revealed that another major character will be introduced in season 2. As per Deadline, actor Rupert Evans who is popularly known for starring in Charmed and The Man in the High Castle, has now joined the cast of Bridgerton 2.

While Bridgerton fans are no doubt still heartbroken at the news that Regé-Jean Page is not returning for season two, another key character has been cast. We now know who will be played Edmund Bridgerton.

Angelique Jackson For the small percentage of the population who didn’t get to know Regé-Jean Page on “Bridgerton” (or “Roots,” “For the People” or “Sylvie’s Love”), they were likely introduced to the actor via “Saturday Night Live.”The actor hosted the Feb. 20 episode, showing off his comedic chops with the Olivia Rodrigo-inspired ‘Drivers License’ sketch and a “Bridgerton” intimacy coordinator spoof (a sly nod to the show’s steamy sex scenes).

We have new photos from the set of Bridgerton and Phoebe Dynevor was spotted back in character as Daphne Bridgerton!

Regé-Jean Page leaving his role as the Duke of Hastings in Bridgerton broke, fans couldn’t believe that their beloved actor was no longer part of Netflix’s show. Rumors of Page accepting other roles in film and TV started to spread; however, the 31-year-old British star never addressed the real reason until now.

Regé-Jean Page knew his time on wasn't meant to be a long one, but he was still emotional about saying goodbye. The 31-year-old British actor compared leaving the hit Netflix regency romance show to graduating high school.“You’re afraid of the unknown, thinking, ‘Oh, my god, I’m never going to make friends as good as the ones I have,’ and then you do,” Page told The actor was breakout star, portraying the suave Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings.

Regé-Jean Page is speaking out about speculation.

Most likely to succeed! Regé-Jean Page compared his controversial Bridgerton exit to graduating high school and the fears that come with change.