‘Succession’ Star Brian Cox Makes Film Directorial Debut With ‘Glenrothan’ for Lionsgate, Nevision

Terry Flores The VIEW Conference, in partnership with OGR, presents a full slate of free virtual PreVIEW panels in March featuring an array of Oscar nominees.First, on Friday, March 4, at 10 a.m. PT, will be a talk with the filmmakers behind the five nominees for animated feature.

hotel dubbed the 'filthiest ever' has been slammed for having 'poo-stained towels' by fuming guests. The Airport Inn, based in the upmarket village of Wilmslow at Manchester Airport, has received a barrage of one-star reviews on TripAdvisor. The Britannia-owned establishment is just 10 minutes away from the busy airport and is described as 'perfect' for travellers by Britannia.

Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley has revealed why he had a break from the ITV soap.Jeff played the Dales hard-man Cain Dingle for more than two decades after making his debut appearance in 2000.The actor, 61, first exited the soap in 2006 but made his comeback as Cain in 2009.After six years of playing Cain the actor decided it was time to spread his wings and try other roles.Explaining why he took time out from the role, he spoke on the Ego Podcast with host Mik Artistik.He said: "I think I just got to a point where I wanted a [change] because I'd only been four years out of drama school so I kind of thought I had not quite ticked all the boxes I wanted to."I wanted to work in London and things like that and I left wanting to fulfil those things."During those three years out of it, I kind of managed to do that."After just three years away from his Cain role, Jeff returned in 2009 and has been fan favourite ever since. Jeff later revealed he never imagined his Emmerdale character Cain would become so infamous.

Liverpool fans reckon Georginio Wijnaldum is missing life at his old club after trawling through his Twitter likes. The Netherlands international called time on his five-year stint at Anfield last summer when his contract expired.

H.E.R. is gearing up to for her first major film role and the celebrated songstress is seriously looking forward to the opportunity to finally dive into acting.The singer spoke with ET's Lauren Zima at the Billboard Women in Music Awards at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California, on Wednesday, and opened up about being cast in the upcoming  movie, adapted from the Broadway musical.«Oh my gosh, I couldn't believe it,» the singer said of finding out she'd been tapped to play Squeak in the film.

modelling agency. ITV Britain's Got Talent star Amanda has spoken of her pride.

Lady Gaga is coming to the rescue. The Academy Award winner has stepped up and will take over hosting duties at Elton John's annual Oscars party, set for March 27.

Bridgerton season 2… but Nicola Coughlan is already teasing a spellbinding finale. Fans of the steamy period drama across the globe are desperate to watch the new episodes, as Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey) meets newcomer Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley) on his quest for a wife.

cancer in 2014 in order to help others be aware of the disease, after revealing he had ‘no symptoms’.  The musician and TV star, 64, is hoping to raise more awareness of the risk of prostate cancer, which was diagnosed following a routine blood test.  He has teamed up with men’s health charity Prostate Cancer UK for a musical event called Raise the Roof, which will see stars including Paul Weller and Spice Girl Melanie C take to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall on June 22.

The stars were out for the 49th International Emmy Awards Gala at the Casa Cipriani in New York City on Monday, November 22.And Scottish actor Brian Cox and hiswife Nicole Ansari-Cox were among the distinguished guests to light up the red carpet in their elegant ensembles.Hosted byNigerian-American actress and comedian Yvonne Orji, the 49th International Emmy Awards had a list of presenters that included the likes of Vanessa Williams, Aidan Quinn, James, Method Man, Piper Perabo, Brian d'Arcy, Emeraude Toubia, Wilson Cruz, Felipe Santana and Angelica.

After the tense shareholders meeting in last week's episode, the Roy family is moving on to matters of politics in Sunday night's new episode of Succession.The new episode, entitled What It Takes, follows Logan Roy (Brian Cox) and the rest of his family heading to Virginia for a conservative political conference, where Tom Wambsgans (Matthew McFadyen) tells Greg (Nicholas Braun) in the preview that this is where they'll, 'decide the next President.'The preview for this episode also teased Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) and his lawyer Lisa Arthur (Sanaa Lathan) testifying about his family's illegal dealings in a sworn deposition, while Connor Roy (Alan Ruck) still isn't giving up his dream of becoming the President of the United States, despite

Physicist Professor Brian Cox has spoken about a restaurant meeting with Succession star namesake Brian Cox - and says staff were left puzzled by the whole thing.

. And leading up to this pivotal meeting, Logan Roy’s (Brian Cox) only daughter, Shiv (Sarah Snook), has been testing the limits of her own power as president of domestic operations, determined to right the wrongs of her father’s past and clear a path to a future that sees her coming out on top. “Shiv is really allowing her power to come out and and seeing where her position is the strongest,” Snook tells ET, as the 33-year-old Australian actress breaks down episode 5, which sees Shiv making plays of her own at the shareholders meeting while her father’s health takes a turn and leaves the family in a lurch.

The fourth episode of HBO's smash-hit Succession, titled Retired Janitors of Idaho, aired Sunday on HBO with a key episode in which Waystar Royco's annual shareholders' meeting was held.In the opening scene, Logan Roy (Brian Cox) was seen headed to the annual shareholders' meeting while Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) spoke with his kids over the phone.Kendall watched a news report about the upcoming meeting while taking a call from exec Frank Vernon (Peter Friedman) looking to get on the same page amid the changing circumstances ahead of the meeting.

Scots actor Brian Cox has voiced the part of a villain in a special episode of The Simpsons.

Nicholas Braun and Matthew Macfadyen are the power couple of “Succession,” a New York-based dramedy about a fictional media company, Waystar Royco.

Succession is the show everyone is talking about as season three is currently airing on streaming platforms in the UK and USA.

Succession star Brian Cox has admitted using Viagra because “desire sometimes outweighs the performance” at his age.

The fourth episode of HBO's smash-hit Succession aired Sunday, introducing a new character into the fold portrayed by Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody.Last week's episode forwarded the ongoing tumult swirling around the Waystar Royco media conglomerate.At the end of the episode, the company's New York headquarters were raided by FBI agents in the wake of Kendall Roy's (Jeremy Strong) revelation his father Logan Roy (Brian Cox) had knowledge of massive cover-ups of murders, sexual assaults and other crimes within the company's cruise division.

Jordan Moreau SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the fourth episode of “Succession” Season 3, titled “Lion in the Meadow.”The fourth episode of Season 3 of “Succession” introduces fans to Josh Aaronson, a beanie-wearing, billionaire investor, played by Adrien Brody, who holds the power to flip control of Waystar Royco after a tense meeting with Kendall and Logan Roy.This episode, titled “Lion in the Meadow,” ends with Kendall (Jeremy Strong) leaving the botched meeting and helplessly looking on as Josh warmly greets Stewy Hosseini (Adrian Moayed), who’s vying for control of Waystar with Sandy Furness (Hope Davis).

Succession star Brian Cox has said he had to put Scotland “first” by deciding to switch support from Labour to independence.