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Harry Styles is the latest artist to be hit by an item thrown onstage during a performance.

Every good story needs a villain!

It’s never too late to apologize, but Victor Wembanyama is keeping Britney Spears waiting.

Danny Trejo has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization bankruptcy to pay off more than $2 million he owes to the IRS.

Candy Spelling shared her support for Tori Spelling amid the actress’ recent marital woes with Dean McDermott.

It’s hardly a secret anymore that Katie Cassidy and Stephen Huszar are a real life couple after starring in A Royal Christmas Crush on Hallmark Channel together.

Sandra Oh is looking back fondly on her time as Vice Principal Gupta in The Princess Diaries.

Ryan Dorsey and his son Josey, who he shares with the late Naya Rivera, are keeping the Glee actress’ memory alive three years after her tragic death.

Despite being one of the highest-selling musicians in history, nobody ever said she was the best dancer.

The cast of Barbie experienced life in plastic while filming what is shaping up to be one of the summer’s hottest blockbusters.

Jonah Hill‘s ex Sarah Brady is leveling serious allegations against the actor.

Machine Gun Kelly punched a fan in the face at a recent show, and we’re having a hard time wrapping our mind around the reason why.

Alison Herman TV Critic Every generation gets the aspirational workplace it deserves. In 2006, “The Devil Wears Prada” helped establish the archetype of an imperious, intimidating woman who rules her chic urban office with an iron fist; with its obvious Anna Wintour analog, the book-turned-film also doubled as a bookend to the era of the print magazine editor’s omnipotence. Eight years later, Sophia Amoruso coined the term “Girlboss,” a cutesy moniker that soon got a Netflix adaptation to match. Latter-day examples have updated the template to keep pace with the times: “Younger” took place in the wake of the Great Recession, when securing a dream job requires some deceit, while “The Bold Type” was proudly progressive — think 2010s Cosmo, not mid-aughts Vogue. In these stories, actual employment is less secure, but the employer acts less like a dictator than a stern, if nurturing, mentor.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “Sorry to Bother You,” Boots Riley’s 2018 directorial debut, was a cultural event: It announced Riley, who’d already made a career as a politically minded rapper, as a sharp critic of contemporary capitalism who could pair his ideas with grabby, memorable imagery. The cascade of reveals and visual transformations toward the end of that film, too good to spoil for the uninitiated, worked brilliantly as spectacle and made Riley’s case too: Under our current system, we all end up becoming beasts of burden.  Riley returns with a larger canvas and new expressions of familiar concerns with “I’m a Virgo.” Like “Sorry to Bother You,” which addressed the problems of its telemarketer characters, this series merges the prosaic with the surreal. On “I’m a Virgo,” we follow a 13-foot-tall man trying to figure out where he fits into his community and into the ongoing struggle for a fairer future. As played by Jharrel Jerome (of “Moonlight” and an Emmy winner for “When They See Us”), the massive fellow known as Cootie is taciturn, shy — understandably out of place. To work out, he bench-presses an entire car; his aunt and uncle (Mike Epps and Carmen Ejogo), raising him in their Oakland home despite being people of more typical stature, fret over how much food it takes to keep their nephew alive.

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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! winner Jill Scott and Mike Tindall were reunited in a sweet moment for the pals at Royal Ascot today, June 20.

When the time comes to write about the 2020s in film, COVID will undoubtedly be viewed as the defining event of the decade. But as the pandemic becomes part of our new normal, one aspect of COVID continues to inspire filmmakers: quarantine.

A Kilmarnock gym owner is beaming with pride after his venue was named as the best in Ayrshire.

Prince Louis is no stranger to stealing the limelight at royal events and the cheeky five-year-old has once again lived up to his reputation at Trooping the Colour. As well as pulling faces like he did at last year’s event, this time he also gave crowds a respectful salute.

Prince George and the Royal Family were left delighted by a special surprise for King Charles on Saturday 17 June during the Trooping the Colour flypast.The family made their way to the Buckingham Palace balcony to watch an extended military flypast after the display on Coronation day had to be scaled down due to bad weather. And during the flypast, the family were left delighted by a special surprise for the King, which saw 18 typhoons making the formation CR for the King to mark the start of a new reign.

Outlanderstar Caitríona Balfe has shared some very exciting news about the upcoming eighth and final season of the historical drama.  Speaking at the 2023 Austin Television Festival over the weekend, the actress revealed that she will be stepping behind the camera to direct an episode of the new season.  On how she feels about taking on the new role, she said: "Very excited…very terrified!"In prep, I've been doing a little bit of second unit stuff already.