Rylan lashes out at troll and takes aim at celebs ‘plastering’ their support for Ukraine on social media

Hollywood star Gary Oldman has admitted if he was working for the BBC, he’d be unlikely to be paid very much.The Oscar-winner was discussing the difference between budgets for his BBC shows and his latest Apple TV+ series.He’s set to appear in the new drama Slow Horses, which will be released next week.The thriller series is based on the book of the same name written by Mick Herron.It features Gary as Jackson Lamb, who heads up a team of British intelligence agents.The team are described as serving in “the dumping ground department of MI5”, Slough House.This is due to their mistakes earlier in their careers, which almost ended their time as agents.Speaking about the new series to the latest edition of the Radio Times, Gary made a comparison with the BBC.He explained he could feel the budget difference between the broadcasters.Gary said: “You do feel the scale of the production.“You get a real sense of the money.

Elle Fanning makes Francis Ford Coppola laugh at a memory between them during his Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony on Monday (March 21) in Hollywood, Calif.

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher's efforts to help Ukraine have not gone unnoticed. Kunis and Kutcher got a call from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, personally thanking the couple for their GoFundMe campaign, which has raised nearly $35 million to help those affected by the conflict in Ukraine. Earlier this month, the couple launched the campaign — in conjunction with Airbnb and FlexPort.org — with a goal of raising $30 million to help those affected by the conflict in Ukraine.

George and Amal Clooney donned casual clothes as they were seen at a Washington D.C. airport on Monday.The Oscar-winner, 60, wore a black polo shirt with blue jeans and brown shoes, donning brown tinted sunglasses.Amal, a 44-year-old human rights lawyer, was stylish in a shaggy orange jacket over a white T-shirt with grey slacks and black heels.

Ukraine during the ongoing Russian invasion.The former Dancing With The Stars pro is back in Eastern Europe just weeks after returning to Los Angeles after fleeing Ukraine, where he had been filming World of Dance Ukraine in Kyiv.Earlier this month, he was back in California with his wife and son Shai, five, but now he is in Poland to help with relief efforts after admitting he felt ‘survivor’s remorse’.In an Instagram Live on Sunday, he said: ‘Hi everybody. I’m fine.

Francis Ford Coppola became the 2,715th celebrity to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, March 21.

Russian ally Belarus may be joining the country's attack on Ukraine and is preparing to allow Putin to place nuclear weapons on Belarusian soil. Alexander Lukashenko, Belarusian president, has already allowed Russia to use its country to launch attacks on Ukraine but has so far not directly ordered troops to join in the conflict.

Spencer Matthews shared a gushing post over his pregnant wife Vogue Williams as he named her as the new face of his "Alcohol Free Spirits" campaign.The former Made in Chelsea star revealed the savvy project was being unveiled just in time for Mother's Day, as he posted a stunning new snap of the mum-to-be.The 33 year old dad of two called his wife, 36, "beautiful" as she posed in a striking black and white shot. Wearing a white shirt undone and showing off her blossoming baby bump, Vogue also donned a pair of jeans with the top button undone, hi-rise underwear, and styled her blonde locks swept back into a low ponytail.

Vladimir Putin says his erratic behaviour during the Ukraine invasion has demonstrated how much he has derailed in the space of a mere few months. Allan Pease, who has been dubbed 'Mr Body Language', says he has known the Russian president for 30 years and described him as a "fast learner".

The One Show about his heartbreak as the Russian invasion of his native Ukraine continues.The Strictly Come Dancing professional shared his worries for his family who are still in Kyiv, as he awaits in worry for their phone call each day.Nikita featured on this evening's The One Show, presented by Jermaine Jenas and Emma Willis who spoke to Strictly stars Nikita and Graziano Di Prima about their upcoming dance show.The interview began, however, with Emma and Jermaine talking to Nikita about the horrendous situation happening at his home.He said: "I still have my grandparents in Kyiv, my aunt for the moment, they are safe."But we are trying to phone call them everyday."I just hope they are going to answer and hope that they are fine.

William Earl Hulu’s buzzy new erotic thriller “Deep Water” debuted on March 18 and has been trending on Twitter ever since, thanks to a bizarre plot that feels like chunks were left on the cutting room floor, as well as the sultry performances of one-time real-life couple Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas. But what makes this movie special are the bizarrely specific choices made along the way, from jaw-dropping lapses in judgement to a singular obsession with snails.

Sasha Urban editorIn a conversation on CNBC’s “TechCheck” on Monday, Live Nation Entertainment CEO and president Michael Rapino said he expects a record year for the company’s ticket sales, despite the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.“We don’t have a lot of shows in that area so that hasn’t really affected our business,” Rapino told CNBC’s Julia Boorstin. “Europe seems to be business as usual right now for the summer, so we haven’t seen any disruption in our core business around the world in terms of touring.”He continued, “We’re still tracking 30% plus up year over year, we’re seeing consumers buying tickets on sale this weekend.

Chelsea are believed to forking out up to £600,000 on loan wages every week.Blues players who are under contracts at Stamford Bridge but playing for loan clubs amount to the highest total cost in the Premier League, according to data by BettingOdds. This is despite the financial predicament the club finds itself in, with UK-enforced sanctions being hit on their current owner Roman Abramovich.The current state of play means Chelsea are inoperable as a business - they can’t renew contracts or sign players until the club is changed over to a new owner.

Ukraine has revealed that he instructed his doctors to "castrate captured Russian soldiers" because they are "cockroaches, not people".Gennadiy Druzenko, 49, was forced to apologise after his interview with the Ukraine-24 channel about Russian military prisoners of war and claimed that he had always been a "great humanist" but changed his beliefs when it came to the Russians. He said: "'I have always been a great humanist and said that if a man is wounded, he is no longer an enemy but a patient.'But now [I gave] very strict orders to castrate all [captured Russian] men, because they are cockroaches, not people."Druzenko set up the first First Voluntary Mobile Hospital which sends out civilian doctors and nurses in the conflict zone close to the separatist republics in eastern Ukraine.

Oscar winner Javier Bardem is enjoying a strong awards season run with a Best Actor nomination for Being The Ricardos and is also coming off his first Spanish-language movie in nearly two decades, Goya laureate The Good Boss. Below, we talk about balance — both at home and at work, as well as what the future holds. On the day Bardem and I were initially due to speak, Russia invaded Ukraine and the actor made a beeline to protest at the Russian embassy in Madrid. When we did hook up, we discussed why that was so important to him.

David Beckham took a break from his Instagram on Sunday to help highlight relief efforts underway in Ukraine.  The retired soccer star, 46, announced over the weekend that he’d be "handing over my social channels to Iryna, the Head of the Regional Perinatal Centre in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where she is helping mothers give birth." Beckham went on to add, "Head over to my story highlights to learn more about the amazing work Iryna and health workers like her are doing to save lives in Ukraine. Please give what you can to support @UNICEF and people like Iryna using the donation link in my bio." David Beckham took a break from his Instagram on Sunday to help highlight relief efforts underway in Ukraine.

At least eight people have died after Russia bombed a shopping centre in Ukraine's capital city. Firefighters were working through the night to rescue Ukrainians trapped underneath the rubble of the complex.

Russian soldiers is far higher than the official Kremlin figures, a new report has revealed. Russian tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda said that according to the Russian ministry of defence numbers, nearly 10,000 of Putin's troops have reportedly been killed since the war with Ukraine began on February 24. The leaked statistics state that 9,861 soldiers have died, which is much larger than the most recent recorded numbers which were in the hundreds.

Russia has bombed a shopping centre in Ukraine which is believed to have killed at least eight people and left many more trapped.Retroville shopping mall, situated in the capital's Podilskyi district, has been left almost completely destroyed by the airstrike. The large explosion was caught on local CCTV as the airstrike hit just before 10.48pm last night (Sunday, 20 March).Emergency services worked tirelessly through the night to rescue injured Ukrainians in the latest example of Russian targeting a shopping centre. What was once a bustling hub for shopping and socialising is now nothing but mountains of debris and mangled metal.

Ukrainian troops have deployed a new anti-tank weapon that they received from Germany which can reportedly destroy any Russian tank.The Panzerfaust 3-IT anti-tank weapon was first used between 1978 and 1985 after having been ordered by West Germany in order to pierce through Soviet armour.In a picture posted on Reddit, a Ukrainian soldier is seen holding the massive weapon, seemingly ready to use it against any Russian invaders it comes across. In what seems to be a cruel twist of irony, the original Panzerfaust was used in World War Two by the Germans against the Soviets and now its successor is being used against the Russians by the Ukrainians.A Reddit user wrote: "And again it's Panzerfausts vs Russian Tanks in the Donbas.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Nikita Kuzmin has revealed how his grandmother “surprised” his family when she arrived in Poland 13 hours early on The One Show.During Monday’s (March 21) instalment of the popular BBC One show, Big Brother star Emma Willis and Jermaine Jenas welcomed the 24-year-old ballroom dancer and his fellow Strictly star Graziano Di Prima onto the show. Amid the ongoing conflict happening in Ukraine, Nikita gave fans an insight into what life is like for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who managed to make it across the border to Poland after he picked up his elderly family member.