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Jack Dunn Several dozen pro-Palestine protestors gathered Tuesday outside the Hollywood premiere of “Captain America: Brave New World” and called for a boycott of the film over its inclusion of the Israeli superhero Ruth Bat-Seraph, aka Sabra, played by Shira Haas. Protestors held signs that read “Sabra has got to go,” “Disney supports genocide,” “Boycott ‘Captain America'” and “Pray 4 Princess Jasmine.” They chanted phrases such as “Free, free, free Palestine” and “Disney, Disney you can’t hide.” The inclusion of Sabra, who was a Mossad agent in the comics, sparked controversy among Palestinian fans.

Adam Lambert is currently starring on Broadway in the acclaimed revival of Cabaret and he just appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to give fans a preview of his performance.

Dolly Parton musical in Manchester was suspended mid-show due to the homophobic abuse spewed by an audience member.Directed by Gabriel Barre, Here You Come Again is a musical comedy that features Parton’s character as a fairy godmother giving life lessons in song to a fan going through difficult times.It recently ran at the Opera House Manchester from February 4 through 8 and according to Steven Webb – a stage actor who plays the role of a super fan of the country music icon in the musical – he and his colleagues are met with the abuse “almost every week”.“The amount of audience members we have had to eject from our show due to homophobia is insane,” Webb shared in a TikTok. He continued: “Just this week, in Manchester alone, last night we had to eject someone who was shouting out slurs.#musicaltheatre ♬ original sound – Stevie Webb “On Wednesday (February 5), we had to stop the whole show… leave the stage, because a woman was so disgusted that there was a gay character onstage.”He continued to share that there was a “massive ruckus” during the performance due to the woman shouting which then prompted other audience members to shout at her for being rude which resulted in them taking a 15-minute break.“This is a Dolly Parton musical!” Webb said.

Amy Schumer overtook Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx on this week’s Netflix Top 10 as her new film Kinda Pregnant came in at No. 1 on the English films list.

The 2025 Super Bowl was big – and broke records!

Naman Ramachandran Universal’s “Dog Man” barked its way to the top of the U.K. and Ireland box office this weekend, debuting with a commanding £3.2 million ($4 million), according to Comscore. The family-friendly animated adaptation of Dav Pilkey’s best-selling book series proved to be a major draw, delivering one of the biggest opening weekends of the year so far.

Ralph Fiennes arrives for an interview with Deadline in the cramped manager’s office at the Prince Charles Cinema just off London’s Leicester Square and it is too small to swing a cat. “Mind your head,” he calls to a visitor about to be knocked out by a low beam.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor A lot needed to happen during “Wicked’s” “The Wizard and I.” As Elphaba’s (Cynthia Erivo) “I want” song, it expresses the character’s innermost desires: to meet the wizard who she believes will help her, and to feel accepted by everyone, including the audience. Director Jon M. Chu needed audiences to fall in love with her.

A Dolly Parton-themed musical was suspended mid-show due to homophobic abuse hurled from the audience.

The full four-minute exchange which saw two hecklers booted out of a Peter Kay gig in Manchester can now be revealed. Video footage, seen by the Manchester Evening News, reveals what happened in the moments before a man was kicked out of the AO Arena on Saturday (February 8), having yelled 'garlic bread' from the crowd.

–worthy.The Duchess of Sussex and her husband, Prince Harry, are currently visiting Australia for the Invictus Games, with Markle leading a “story time” for the kids of the competitors on February 9. For the occasion, she chose an all-olive (say that 10 times fast) outfit from : a knit top with shoulder buttons, a long ribbed skirt, and matching suede pumps.

Emmerdale viewers are bracing themselves for a gut-wrenching plotline, with signs pointing towards a possible exit for April Windsor due to a tragic prison storyline. The teenage character, played by Amelia Flanagan, has been through an unimaginable ordeal since she disappeared from the beloved village on Christmas Day, following a dispute with her father Marlon, portrayed by Mark Charnock.

There was a slight hiccup during Tuesday's (11 February) episode of BBC Breakfast involving weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.

Naman Ramachandran BBC Studios has confirmed that it is discontinuing its local production activities in India and has struck an exclusive multi-year partnership with Banijay Asia to adapt its formats for the Indian market. The deal gives Banijay Asia exclusive rights to BBC Studios’ unscripted and scripted format catalog in India.

Emiliano De Pablos Madrid-based Onza, one of Spain’s top indie production-distribution houses, has kicked off filming on Season 2 of hit gridlock comedy series “Traffic Jam” (“Atasco), which is set to premiere on Prime Video Spain. It has also shared on-set photos in exclusivity with Variety.

The Philadelphia Eagles left Caesars Superdome victorious Sunday night, and while the Kansas City Chiefs’ hopes of winning a third consecutive Super Bowl were foiled, Fox did manage another sought after three-peat.

Peter Kay has spoken out after having three hecklers ejected from his 'Better Late Than Never... Again!' gig at Manchester's AO Arena.

A father alleges he and his son were ejected from a Peter Kay performance for repeatedly shouting the comedian's catchphrase. Philip Peters, 54, admitted yelling "garlic bread" during the comic's Better Late Than Never... Again! gig in Manchester over the weekend.

Peter Kay has been slammed by some of his own fans after he had two 'hecklers' ejected from his Manchester show - one of whom he is said to have compared to Lisa Riley.

Aljaz Skorjanec has been flooded with messages of love from his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars as he marked a major 'win' months after the final of the hit dance show.

According to Vernon Kay, Tess Daly thought it would be "game over" with him in the early days of their romance, after his bank card kept bouncing on their dates. Vernon, 50, told his BBC Radio 2 audience that on their first six dates, he couldn't pay for anything because he had no money.