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Angelina Jolie is ending her two-year legal battle against the Department of Justice and the FBI over the documents related to the abuse allegations against her ex-husband, Brad Pitt.

Jussie Smollett opened up about the allegation that he faked a hate crime and his “darkest day” through it all.

A source provided new insight into Jeremy Allen White and Molly Gordon‘s relationship.

Eric Christian Olsen opened up about his history in the NCIS franchise.

Jamie Lang Irish director John Crowley (“Boy A,” “Brooklyn”) and his “We Live in Time” actor Andrew Garfield hosted the last of this year’s star-studded San Sebastian press conferences for their Official Selection player, which will close the 72nd edition of the festival this evening. Also starring Florence Pugh, “We Live in Time,” written by acclaimed playwright Nick Payne (“The Crown”), is the time-twisted love story of Almut and Tobias.

Rupert Everett has revealed he asked Ridley Scott for a role in the upcoming Gladiator II, but to no avail.

James McAvoy was spotted at a popular bar in Glasgow this week.

Coronation Street star Calum Lill has posted a moving tribute to his fiancée as he hailed her for her support as he focuses on his career. The actor is loved and loathed for playing Joel Deering in the ITV soap.

EastEnders' villain, Pastor Clayton, has been the talk of Walford due to his growing friendship with Yolande Trueman (portrayed by Angela Wynter), which took a dark turn. Earlier this year, Yolande was left heartbroken when she found out that her fellow church member Agatha had been spreading rumours about her and Pastor Clayton.

Alex Dimitriades is perhaps best known for playing Nick Poulos in the 1990s show Heartbreak High, which was a spin-off series following the 1993 film The Heartbreak Kid's success.The actor was 21 years old when filming for the hit Australian show began - and his character was meant to be a teenager. Fans will recall the actor left Heartbreak High in 1994 after Network Ten refused to pay him more money to take part in the second series.

Andrew Hayden-Smith is famous for appearing in shows such as Byker Grove and Doctor Who, but and has previously shared quite a story when it comes to his sexuality.The actor was forced to come out as gay back in the early noughties when he was working as a presenter on CBBC, as others threatened to do it for him if not. Recalling the ordeal back in 2018, he explained: "I did a coming out article in Attitude when I was like 21.

Selena Gomez poses with on-screen brother David Henrie at the premiere for his upcoming new movie Monster Summer held at DGA Theater Complex on Tuesday (September 24) in Los Angeles.

Emmerdale newcomer John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth) made his bombshell arrival earlier this summer, as the long-lost son of Jack Sugden (Clive Hornby).

After 25 years, Haley Joel Osment is fondly remembering his on-set experience with Bruce Willis.

Robert Downey Jr. is officially a Broadway star and we have the first photos from his new play McNeal!

Cooper Koch plays Erik Menendez in the new Netflix series Monsters and he got to meet the real person just a few days ago.

Dylan O’Brien is keeping a pretty cool head after undertaking his latest role.

Season 50 of Saturday Night Live has arrived and we’re just one day away from the season premiere of the highly-anticipated edition.

The Outrun is building Oscar buzz following rave first reviews.Directed by Nora Fingscheidt and adapted from Amy Liptrot’s 2016 memoir of the same name, The Outrun tells the story of a young woman named Rona who, after finishing rehab for alcoholism, returns home to the Orkney Islands in Scotland in an attempt to stay sober.Critics have heavily praised the film, with Ronan’s performance being described as “mesmerising” and “sensational”.In a four-star review, The Guardian‘s Peter Bradshaw wrote: “In every shot and every scene, mostly in closeup, Ronan carries the film with her unselfconsciously fierce and focused presence. Out-of-control-drunk acting in montage is a difficult thing to bring off – as is the representation of precarious sobriety – but she does it with intelligence and plausibility.”The Independent‘s Clarisse Loughrey also gave the film four stars, writing: “The Outrun’s true tether is Ronan, and here she works to all her greatest strengths.

Tom Hardy rose to fame while playing Bane in The Dark Knight Rises and now the iconic villain will be getting a new movie, but it doesn’t appear the actor is attached.

Andrew Scott won major theatre awards for his performance in the London production of Vanya and now he’ll bring the show to New York City for a limited run.