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“But [Yellowstone director] Taylor Sheridan reached out and wanted to talk about the role.”She added to Parade: “I don’t know how I got so lucky to be honest with you, but I did.”Reilly now lives in America and admitted during her 20s she went to L.A.

The star continued: “It almost seemed impossible to love the first [child] any more than you loved them.“And then suddenly the second one comes, and you think there’s so much room for love.“There’s so much room.

Amanda Holden, 49, expressed her regret at the news that Amazon had completely sold out of both her signed and unsigned debut album Songs From My Heart, that was released today.The Britain’s Got Talent judge explained that the e-commerce site had found it difficult to restock the CD following coronavirus restrictions.Amanda looked effortlessly glamorous in a purple jumper paired with smokey eye make up, as she filmed herself explaining the situation to her 1.6 million followers.She said: “Hello I just wanted to share the news that Amazon have run out of stock of both my signed and unsigned CD.“Which is brilliant, but also gutting because of COVID, and a couple of other things."We are having difficulty getting it restocked, we have it ready

"I want to have at least that kind of wave of colors, and Taylor was like, 'If you trust me, you give me this opportunity and we’ll find that.'"Like many of the cast members, he also undertook a rigorous cowboy bootcamp which put him through his paces with the various things his character would have to deal with - primarily horse riding.Another of the appeals of Rip is his romance with Beth Dutton (played by Kelly Reilly) with the pair being in love since they were teens.Season three seemed to suggest the pair had finally found some semblance of happiness after Beth proposed to Rip and they were planning to wed.All of this seemed to go up in flames when Beth's life was put in danger by a bomb, which was sent to her office.The explosive went

Hauser said: “I am pretty good about compartmentalizing working and family.“They are two of my biggest passions. I am not the kind of guy who forgets about them.“I am always making time for each and every one of my children and also my wife, also, as a family together.“I am good about making time for the whole family.

Harry Styles and Lily James are reportedly ‘in talks’ to star in an LGBTQ romance set in 1950s Brighton. The former One Direction star, 26, and Baby Driver actress, 31, have apparently set their sights on an adaptation of Bethan Roberts’ novel My Policeman.

Prime Rewind: Inside The Boys,” an aftershow in which she interviews the cast and crew of Amazon’s dark superhero series “The Boys” (returning for Season 2 on Sept. 4).

We can all agree that the stories in 99% of comic books are fiction. Superman doesn’t exist.

When you think of Seth Rogen films, many of which he stars in and produces, you might imagine a raunchy comedy with a wee bit of heart.

After publicly speaking ill of the whole Peak TV era, you didn’t really expect filmmaker Steve McQueen to work on a typical TV series, did you? As we learned with this year’s rather unusual Cannes Film Festival Official Selections announcement for 2020, McQueen’s TV anthology series, “Small Axe,” isn’t your typical series and is instead a group of five feature-length projects that paint a larger picture.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge suffered an awkward encounter with a delivery driver after he spotted artwork in her hallway depicting 12 giant penises.

Robbie Amell has made a name for himself starring in sci-fi shows (“The Flash,” “The X-Files”) and rom-coms (“The Duff”).

The world is messy and uncertain right now. One easy way to alleviate some of that anxiety, though, is with the best family movies currently streaming everywhere from to Amazon Prime Video to Disney+.Since we're all spending a lot more time inside our homes, everyone is in the market for some quality entertainment recommendations.

Even before the coronavirus pandemic had us all under lockdown, if you made the decision to stay indoors and never leave your house for the next five years, you’d still have no chance to finish watching all the shows, movies, stand-up specials and documentaries now available on a myriad of streaming services.

Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy spent eight years working on the script for their feature film debut, Amazon’s “Blow the Man Down,” about a pair of sisters who go deep into the underbelly of their New England hometown to cover up a crime. But the filmmakers’ relationship dates back further than that — to the days when they were shooting shorts and making music videos on Coney Island. They moved to Los Angeles at the same time and worked on sketch comedy videos. “We met behind the camera,” Krudy says. Cole adds, “It was so rare to meet another girl doing camera stuff.” 

Spring might be here, but as we hide out from the coronavirus the mantra for the next month will still be: self-isolate and stream.

Ace’s “How Long,” a No. 3 hit in 1975 for the British rock band, was the first single to introduce music audiences to the voice of Paul Carrack, who went on to become a vocalist for other influential groups like Squeeze and Mike & The Mechanics. And thanks to a buzzy new TV campaign from Amazon’s Prime and Echo Show tablet, Carrack’s first hit is finding a whole new audience.

It’s official: Staying inside means that Americans are watching more TV than ever.

Tim Gunn says that “Making the Cut,” the new Amazon series he’s hosting with Heidi Klum, is the result of their unhappiness over the direction of their previous project, “Project Runway.”

Staying in is highly recommended at the mo, but the same-old-same-old Netflix and Instagram can all get a bit tired. 

The coronavirus outbreak has us isolated at home (many of us working), essentially trapped. Movie theatres are shuttered, bars are closed, malls are a ghost town. Everything’s on pause right now.