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Now that lockdown restrictions are being lifted, we can start getting back to our normal lives – and as the sun shines over most of the UK, the timing couldn't be better. From meeting up with friends for BBQs to returning to our favourite brunch spots, there’s a sense of normality in the air.This, of course, also means we can also get back to the annual events including horse race meetings, whether that be Ascot, Sandown or Goodwood.

Wolf Alice have scored their first UK Number One album with ‘Blue Weekend’ and have claimed the biggest opening week for a British group in 2021.The London band’s new album, which arrived last week (June 4), debuted at the top spot with over 36,000 chart sales – 14,700 of which were vinyl copies.In addition, the four-piece – who knocked Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Sour’ down to Number Two – overtook Royal Blood to claim the biggest opening week for a British group in 2021 so far.‘Blue Weekend’ was one of three new releases to land inside the Top Five, alongside James‘ ‘All The Colours Of You’ (Number Three) and Lil Baby & Lil Durk‘s ‘The Voice Of The Heroes’ (Number Five).

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“Flag Day,” a new drama from Sean Penn, has sold North American rights to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer weeks before it is scheduled to have its global debut at the Cannes Film Festival. The film was directed by Penn, with the Oscar-winner starring alongside his daughter, Dylan Penn.

MGM has taken North American distribution rights to Sean Penn’s upcoming Flag Day which is making its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this July. Penn directs, and also stars with his daughter Dylan Penn in what we’re already hearing is a sublime star-making role for the actress. The studio will release Flag Day via its marketing-distribution joint venture United Artists Releasing later this year.

Season 3‘s newest mom-and-daughter duo, Hawaii-based Amy, 44, and Carina, 23, who share clothing, a bed, showers — and undergarments. Co-produced by The Post, the show follows several pairs of mothers and daughters with outrageously close bonds. “We share all our clothes, our closet, everything,” Amy told The Post ahead of Monday’s episode, which marks the beachy blondes’ first appearance “sMothered.” “So the panties, we’re constantly getting mixed up, because they’re in a communal drawer.”The duo also elaborated on the occasional need to rinse off in tandem. “Sometimes we’re in a real rush, and we’re like, ‘We have to be out the door in 30 minutes,’ ” said Carina.

As Castlevania, based on the classic Konami video game, came to an end, the world it created is living on. As Deadline reported in April, Netflix is going forward a new anime series set in the same Castlevania universe with an entirely new cast of characters.

Michael Nordine authorIt’s only fitting that George A. Romero, who created the zombie movie as we know it, would release a film from beyond the grave.

Newcomer Lex Mayson has been cast opposite Kate McKinnon’s Carole Baskin and John Cameron Mitchell’s Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel in Joe Exotic (working title), Peacock’s limited series based on the Wondery podcast.

Ahead of the Sex and the City revival series, Sarah Jessica Parker is already getting back into character as Carrie Bradshaw. The 56-year-old actress recently shared photos of her beloved character's ionic apartment building in New York, and explained that she landed in front of the famous stoop while on a late-night stroll.

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Curtis Rempel is saying goodbye to High Valley.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The Diversity star spoke to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following his BAFTA-winning performance on Britain's Got Talent last year, which was inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests.Ashley said his "long chat" with the royals meant he was less shocked by some of the things they said in their sit down interview with Oprah Winfrey in March.He went on to describe them as "just normal people".The BGT star said that he understood the couple's actions, explaining that they were trying to protect their growing family."You look at their actions to look after one another and protect their little family and I understand it 100 per cent," he said.The father-of-two continued: "There were a lot of things people were

It's not long now until Lauren Goodger welcomes her first child into the world.

England fans watching Euro 2020 in pubs over the weekend will be banned from belting out 'It's Coming Home' and 'God Save The Queen' due to Covid-19 regulations.Government chiefs have set rules that forbid customers from singing in pubs because it's considered a transmission risk.Current rules state that any music in a pub should be played at a low, background level to prevent any singing or shouting over the top of it.Those restrictions also apply to hospitality venues and restaurants or bars serving food and drink.Owners and staff at these venues will have to adhere to the rules during this weekend's round of Euro 2020 games.Thus, fans will not be allowed to sing their usual chants when watching England in their opening group fixture