Samuel L. Jackson Defends Marvel Actors Against Quentin Tarantino’s “Movie Star” Criticism

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains details from the first episode of 1923, which dropped at midnight on Paramount+.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want an apology from the Royal family before they attend King Charles' coronation, according to reports. It is claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have requested a ‘sit-down meeting’ with senior members of the Royal Family following the release of their bombshell documentary on Netflix.

A former Labour First Minister has claimed new gender recognition proposals could lure sex offenders to Scotland.

Luis Diaz at Liverpool or Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli? It’s tough for Nathan Patterson to decide who was more difficult to play against between the Colombian and Brazilian internationals. But the choice highlights one thing. The jump from Scottish Premiership to the English Premier League is even bigger than he expected.

Jeremy Clarkson has come under fire over a rant about Meghan Markle in his column in which he said he hates her more than serial killer Rose West.

Grateful Steven Gerrard has revealed Gareth Southgate made it his mission to support him before the axe fell at Aston Villa.

Victoria Beckham has revealed her husband David was "heartbroken" after their daughter Harper was recently embarrassed by her parents on the school run.

SHARON Osbourne was reportedly rushed to a hospital in California, but has since been released, according to her son. While filming a paranormal television series in Santa Paula, Osbourne, 70, allegedly suffered a "medical emergency," according to TMZ. Osbourne's son Jack told TMZ she has been released home and was given the all-clear.

RAPPER Stormzy appeared to row with airport staff yesterday morning when they stopped him getting on a flight to Doha to watch today’s World Cup final.  The star was trying to board a Qatar Airways flight from Heathrow Airport but became upset when staff noticed a passport issue, passengers said. In a clip shared with The Sun on Sunday, he can be heard saying, “The same passport.

CORONATION Street actor William Roache meets King Charles as he is made an OBE. The 90-year-old — Ken Barlow in the ITV soap — said they chatted about their respective workloads during the Windsor Castle investiture. He said: “Charles was lovely — very friendly.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans hearts broke last night after they spotted Helen Skelton's dad crying. The TV presenter's proud parents Richard and Janet were watching from the studio audience.

Carol Vorderman, 61, slammed Jeremy Clarkson, 62, on Twitter today after he described his hatred of Meghan Markle, 41, on “a cellular level” in his latest column. Carol called out Jeremy for his tirade against Meghan in view of her 513,200 followers, pointing out that it was “not ok on any level”. Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan have sent shockwaves through the world with the release of their recent Netflix documentary. Some viewers found they sympathised with the couple, while others were left furious after the tell-all series was dropped on the streaming giant. In Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy’s latest column, he wrote: “Meghan, though, is a different story.

Austin Butler stepped onto the Saturday Night Live stage to make his anticipated hosting debut for the show's special Christmas episode.To close out the episode, the 31-year-old star had the chance to dive back into the his critically acclaimed Elvis role to sing Blue Christmas as a final farewell to SNL comedian, Cecily Strong, as she officially departed the show after 11 seasons.The Golden Globe nominated actor also gave a heartfelt opening monologue, as he recalled watching SNL as a child with his late mother, and then dedicated his time on the show to her: 'That's for you, mom.' Special serenade: Austin Butler, 31, sang the hit Elvis song, Blue Christmas, in dedication to Cecily Strong departing from Saturday Night Live At the very end of the episode, the last skit was dedicated to Cecily, who was leaving the show. The sketch took place at Radio Shack, with Kenan Thompson saying a few words to Cecily on her last day on the job.  'She'd have a power and joy to her performance that made you remember why you loved working at radio shack in the first place,' he stated, referencing to her work on SNL over the years.

The Kardashian-Jenner brood were out en force to celebrate the first of Kris Jenner's 12 grandchildren.Mason Disick turned 13 on Wednesday, December 14, but the family decided to hold his special birthday and Bar Mitzvah party in West Hollywood on Saturday, December 17.Mason is the eldest child of Kourtney Kardashian, 43, and her ex partner Scott Disick, 39. The pair dated for nearly a decade before splitting in 2015.

A hung jury and hostile witnesses. That’s what it looked – and sounded – like inside the court of public opinion at Ibrox on Thursday night.

“Thank you Melinda for showing  everyone a brighter way.” (sic)Jonathanshaw74 added: “Some people don't like seeing others happy, and successful, also they're easily manipulated to follow which ever spin the media wants to put on it. It's sad.” (sic)Loose Women star Denise Welch simply stated: “Me too xx.”But Denise was not the only Loose Women panellist to voice their favourable opinion on the couple after watching the series.Fern Britton revealed yesterday that her view on the couple has "softened" as she lashed out at the media coverage about them.In a candid Twitter post, the former This Morning host accused newspapers of running a “campaign of negativity”.She wrote: “I may be a voice in the wilderness here, but my view on the #Sussexes has softened.“The newspapers did run a campaign of negativity with added lies.“The #wales’ are stuck in a world of strange rules and furious to be left without #H&M support.“#TheKing not knowing how to fix it,” the broadcaster concluded.

Quentin Tarantino has been on a book tour lately, doing all the interviews on podcasts and with traditional media. When Tarantino is on a publicity tour, you know he’s going to share some of his hot takes about the film industry.

Samuel L. Jackson on the comments made by Quentin Tarantino regarding actors that participate in Marvel films getting overshadowed by the characters they portray.

Samuel L. Jackson clapped back at his pal Quentin Tarantino who made waves earlier this month when he said actors in Marvel films are 'not movie stars.'The 73-year-old actor appeared on The View on Tuesday morning as he addressed the controversial cinema-based comments made by the 59-year-old filmmaker.Samuel is in a unique position to discuss the subject as he has starred in several Marvel Cinematic Universe films in addition to working with Quentin on iconic films Pulp Fiction (1994), Jackie Brown (1997), and Django Unchained (2012).