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Jessica Kiang Bodies sway to a beat we cannot hear. Instead a hushed, disembodied voice (Bhumisuta Das) murmurs over flickering black and white images that look soft to the touch, like a love letter turned velvety with repeated reading. A film is being projected behind the dancers.

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We’ve all assumed that Marvel Studios have grand, long-term plans for character arcs and the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a whole. Kevin Feige, the head of the studio, does a really good job convincing us that every move they make is mostly calculated and mapped out over a long period of time.

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The feature-length film version of a TV show rarely lights up the screen. Hell, even “The Simpsons” movie was well-received, but it’s not like it changed much for the show, and it Fox went back to plugging away at endless seasons.

Saweetie always comes to slay and the 64th annual GRAMMY Awards was no exception. The GRAMMY-nominated rapper stepped out in two different outfits for one red carpet. Saweetie first posed in a hot pink skirt and bra set by Valentino.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Better Call Saul” is, at the start of its two-part final season, still twin shows — a riveting one and one that, even while well-made, can feel like yesterday’s news. The good news for viewers who are interested in the storyline about Jimmy McGill’s slippage into the amoral Saul Goodman, and his dragging of Kim Wexler with him, is that that half of the series is as strong as ever.

Pete Davidson is getting special privileges as Kim Kardashian's boyfriend. On Sunday evening, the 28-year-old star had some fun with his new pal, Scott Disick, while behind the wheel of Kim's new pink Moke electric open-top car, which mom Kris Jenner gifted her for Christmas. Scott shared the funny clip to his Instagram Stories of Pete waving goodbye, and saying, «Good to see you, man.»Scott replied, «Good to see you.

Camilo, who is nominated for Best Latin Pop Album for Mis Manos. While Camilo is watching the show from home with Evaluna Montaner, Latinos are beginning to walk the red carpet in amazing outfits.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterAre comic book movies bulletproof at the box office?After Sony’s antihero adventure “Morbius” managed to pull in $39.1 million over the weekend despite terrible reviews, the answer is… sorta?There are a few ways to slice the opening weekend revenues for “Morbius,” a $75 million-budgeted superhero tentpole from Sony’s Universe of Marvel Characters. Ticket sales weren’t even close to matching 2018’s “Venom” ($80 million debut) and its 2021 sequel “Let There Be Carnage” ($90 million debut), which were Sony’s first attempts at spinning Spider-Man adversaries — the characters the studio licenses from Marvel — into cinematic riches.

Piers Morgan has today spoken with a decidedly softer tone than viewers might be accustomed to. He took to Twitter to address the tragic death of June Brown, who played EastEnders' Dot Cotton."RIP June Brown, 95," he wrote in view of his almost eight million followers.The 57-year-old reminisced: "A wonderfully talented actress whose long-time portrayal of irascible fag-puffing Dot Cotton in EastEnders was one of the all-time great performances in British Television."June was such a funny, feisty, fabulous lady off screen too.

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 Zoe Ball, 51, took to Twitter this afternoon to apologise to listeners, as she explained the real reason she was absent from BBC Radio 2 today.There was a shake-up to the format this morning, after Zoe arrived 25 minutes late, only for her stand-in host Richie Anderson to announce she had gone home feeling unwell less than an hour later.Tweeting out to her 395,400 followers, Zoe wrote: “Apologies for this morning gang, tyre went on the way in to work. “I was so keen not miss the show, dashed in and hadn't quite realised the effect it'd had on me. “I'm ok.Thanks for the lovely messages. Big thanks to Richie and Ken for stepping in. “Will be back tomorrow xx,” she assured fans. Richie had previously attributed Zoe’s late star to a “flat tyre”, but fans were confused when she later dropped off the airwaves again due to her “not feeling well”. Zoe’s explanation cleared up any speculation, however, as her followers began sending her support in the comments section. Martin Cox wrote: “Thank you for updating us.

body positive influencer who learned to love herself after becoming “addicted” to watching the scale has hit back at trolls.The cruel commenter who called her an “average overweight woman” is one of a number of people who have insulted the Instagram star on her page.Elloise, 24, from Sydney, Australia, recently shared a snap of herself wearing a pretty orange bikini.But, she highlighted a comment which said: “No offence, but you are not ‘gorgeous’, you are not a ‘queen’, you are an average overweight woman who is working out to loose some weight what is very good.“If you add a good diet to that you will improve your physique and feel better with yourself, I’m sure you will be able to do that.“I don’t think telling BS to people is a good way to encourage people.” Previously, Elloise spoke to the Daily Star and explained: “I lost 30kg in about 1.5 years, but quickly realised that this still wasn’t enough – I had gotten to a ‘healthy’ weight, however, I became addicted to seeing the scales drop. I realised that I was sick of looking at my body with disgust and working out because I hated the way that I looked in the mirror.“I slowly became more confident in myself and learned to love all of me, whether that be physical or other aspects of myself.”And, that includes not letting negative comments “phase” her.But, Elloise decided to share her thoughts on the hateful comment with her fans.She wrote: “I am an ‘average overweight woman’ and why I’m okay with that.“By BMI standards, I am technically obese.

coma for nearly two decades his died, aged 57.Terry Wayne Wallis was in the coma for 19 years, and had lost the ability to speak by the time he woke up.He was left in a coma at 19 after being injure when a car being driven by a friend got involved in an accident which saw the driver killed.A second passenger somehow emerged from the wreck unharmed.However, after 19 years, he opened his eyes and uttered one word - “mom”.It took him around another month to regain his speech.At the time, a member of the team at the Stone County Rehabilitation Centre, where he was treated, told local news: “He started out with ‘Mom,’ and then it was ‘Pepsi,’ and then it was ‘milk.“After that, his ability returned quickly, and now it’s anything he wants to say.”Mother Angilee Wallis called the recovery a “miracle” at the time.Although not much is known about his later life, an obituary written by the family was posted on the Roller Funeral Homes website this week.They wrote: “Terry was in an automobile accident in 1984, just six weeks after the birth of his daughter, Amber.“The accident left him in a coma for 19 years.“In 2003, Terry awoke from the coma and began speaking.“He has been the subject of many news and medical articles and was known as 'The Man Who Slept for 19 Years'.“His mother and all of his family cared for him relentlessly during his coma and afterwards.“His family would bring him home on alternate weekends for years.“Doctors believe that this stimulation contributed to his awakening period.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“Terry's mother passed away in 2018.“He enjoyed eating anything at anytime and loved drinking Pepsi, and he liked listening to live music,

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Carrie Underwood had an emotional Sunday night, not only taking the stage at the 64th Grammy Awards, but also taking home an award.MORE: Carrie Underwood delivers emotional message from her Las Vegas residencyThe country star won the prize for Best Roots Gospel Album for her first gospel record My Savior, her eighth career Grammy win.VIDEO: Carrie Underwood introduces new family member in adorable video with her sonsShe took to social media soon after the night ended to share an emotional statement, expressing her gratitude for the win and her night overall.Alongside pictures of herself from the night and on the red carpet with husband Mike Fisher, she wrote: "I WON A GRAMMY!!!!! I love this album (#MySavior) so much and I truly believe it is the most important album I have ever made! MORE: Carrie Underwood dazzles in all-denim look for epic performance"Thanks to all who supported! I am eternally grateful! Glory to God! AND I got to sing #GhostStory for the first time on the @recordingacademy stage! What a night… #Grammys #Blessed #grateful."Fans took to the comments to congratulate her on the win, with one even writing: "AHHHH I was literally standing up watching you perform, you were so good! Those legs tho!! And congrats, on the Grammy, much deserved."A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood)Carrie shared a grateful statement post her Grammy winThe award was one of two Carrie was nominated for, the other being her collaboration with Jason Aldean for Best Country Duo/Group Performance, which they lost out to Brothers Osbourne.The singer-songwriter took to the stage at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas to share the debut performance of her latest single, Ghost Story.MORE: Carrie Underwood and husband's

supports HTML5 videoLady Gaga was overcome with emotion after her poignant performance in tribute to her collaborator Tony Bennett at the Grammys.The pop star was given a standing ovation from the visibly-moved audience at the star-studded Las Vegas event on Sunday evening, with Billie Eilish among those in the crowd seen whooping and cheering.Lady Gaga, 36, took to the stage to perform the title track from her album Love For Sale with jazz and American standard singer Bennett, 95, as well as Do I Love You.As is to be expected, the Bad Romance hitmaker delivered an energetic performance while wearing a gorgeous mint green gown featuring bow detailing, with her ice blonde locks twisted into a perfectly vintage and glamorous updo.Bennett introduced Gaga via a pre-recorded video, but was unable to attend the Grammys in person due to his health.She dedicated the performance, which saw her backed by a big band, to the music icon, saying after the song: ‘We love you Tony, we miss you.’The Oscar-nominated actress and pop star struggled to hide her emotions after the rousing performance, and she looked away from the audience to gather herself after finishing her final note.Her beautiful performance included a video montage of the two stars together working together over the years.As well as the performance from Gaga, the musical pairing had another reason to celebrate as Love On Sale won the Grammy for best traditional pop vocal album on the night, fending off competition from the likes of Dolly Parton and Norah Jones.It also won the prize for best engineered album, non-classical, but failed to win the album of the year prize, which was won by Jon Batiste for We Are.Crooner Bennett retired from performing last year after

shopping for groceries in Morrisons.The Pulp Fiction star swapped Los Angeles for the small Norfolk town of Fakenham on Saturday as he was seen browsing the aisles in the supermarket, much to the surprise of locals.Part-time security guard Gary Middleton bumped into Travolta at the shop and revealed that the A-lister couldn’t have been nicer.‘I didn’t even go up to him, he just came up to me and shook my hand,’ he told ITV.

the Las Vegas event, even roping in Olivia Rodrigo for a cameo.However, celebrations were swift after the group, who was nominated for best pop duo/group performance for Butter, lost out to SZA and Doja Cat’s Kiss Me More.While the winner is still an epic banger, BTS’ fan base, Army, was left fuming after the group – arguably the most famous in the world – was shut out at the Grammys for the second consecutive year.The tag #Scammys has been trending since the perceived snub, with irate fans accusing the Academy of using the popularity of the band for ‘clout’, knowing the loyal Army will be tuning in to hopefully see them scoop a win.One wrote on Twitter, echoing similar sentiments from other fans: ‘Stop using BTS for clout, you made Army stay up and waste their time knowing BTS isn’t going to win #scammys.’However, some wanted to simply remind others that BTS are still winners, as they’re in town not just for the awards but to perform in four massive, sold out, stadium and arena dates in the coming weeks.One wrote on Twitter: ‘Reminder that bts came to vegas not for the grammy’s but for four sold out stadium concerts where the overflow seating is the grammy’s venue. they don’t need the grammy’s, the grammy’s need them.

money wasn't paid out, with Camelot refusing to elaborate on why the claim wasn't successful. The huge sum of money up for grabs is still less than the highest jackpot to ever go unclaimed.In 2012, a prize sum of £63.8m was lost when a ticket bought in the Stevenage and Hitchin area of Hertfordshire wasn't produced within the six-month deadline.It comes as the jackpot for Saturday's draw is now a guaranteed £20m, which may trickle down to increase the size of smaller prizes if the jackpot is not won again.