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The host of “The Daily Show” wants people to stop panicking.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorNot only did Benedict Cumberbatch undergo dream analysis to prepare for his role in “The Power of the Dog,” but so did the film’s director and co-screenwriter Jane Campion.“It gives you so much confidence because whatever you find in that work it comes through you and it just feels grounded in something very real inside yourself,” Campion told me Thursday at the AFI Fest screening of her new Netflix film, “The Power of the Dog,” at TCL Chinese Theatre.In “The Power of the Dog,” based on Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel of the same name, Cumberbatch plays Phil Burbank, a wealthy rancher in 1925 Montana who grieves for Bronco Henry, his late mentor, best friend and probably lover.

Kathryn Thomas may be taking pregnancy in her stride the second time around, but there is one thing that she’s not excited for – that’s all the talk of ‘bouncing back’.

Piers Morgan, 56, has been speaking his mind once again as he fumed that James Bond should only be played by a man.The former Good Morning Britain host shared his thoughts in a new column following Labour leader Keir Starmer floating the idea earlier.Piers has called out “wokies” wanting Bond to be played by a female actor.The presenter was responding to comments earlier from Keir, who told ITV News: “I don’t have a favourite Bond, but I do think it’s time for a female Bond."Reacting to the news, Piers dedicated his latest column to the subject.Speaking about previous Bond actors, he said: “They all understood very clearly that what the vast majority of people on Planet Earth want from their James Bond is an uncompromising womanizing

Ayrshire Bulls face their biggest test of the season so far tomorrow night when they host the Southern Knights in a top-of-the-table clash under the lights at Millbrae.It was a shaky start to the season for Pat MacArthur’s Bulls – losing their opening three games out of four – but they’ve since gone from strength-to-strength, bulldozing all opposition to grab second place in the league.They now trail tomorrow’s opponents by three points, with a win propelling them into first and securing a spot in the FOSROC Super6 final two weeks on Sunday.With the magnitude of tomorrow’s encounter fresh on the minds of the Bulls players, captain Blair Macpherson is sending out a call to arms across Ayrshire.He said: “They don’t come much bigger than

“Succession.” But in his new movie “Zola,” the Emmy-nominated actor is switching out the rosé for Red Bull. Based on an infamous 2015 Twitter thread, the A24 flick, in theaters June 30, tells a mostly true version of a wild weekend gone wrong. Titular Zola (Taylour Paige), is a waitress from Detroit who is whisked down to Tampa, Florida, by her fast-friend Stefani (Riley Keough) with the promise of dancing for dollar bills.

Jennifer Aniston has opened up about how she has turned to therapy to help her through the tough times and being the target of intense media scrutiny.

Celtic with a reputation of being a no-nonsense manager. It’s just as well, because the new manager in charge will certainly have a lot of nonsense to deal with at my old club.I know a lot of Celtic fans have yet to be convinced and see this appointment as a major gamble.

Patryk Klimala ’s move to New York Red Bulls has been competed. The move – as revealed in Record Sport – will see Celtic receive £3.5m plus add-ons for the pacy Polish frontman.

John Kear has his sights set on another coaching stint in Super League - by leading fallen giants Bradford Bulls back to the top flight.

Celtic to sign Cameron Harper. The Major League Soccer outfit and the Hoops have thrashed out an undisclosed fee that will see the 19-year-old return to his homeland with immediate effect.Red Bulls were on the verge of signing Harper on a pre-contract but have managed to do a deal that suits both parties now.

Denver voters heavily favored a ballot measure Tuesday to overturn the city’s 30-year-old ban on pit bull ownership.That’s well over 100 in dog years. Ballot Measure 2J passed by almost 30 points, 64.75% to 35.36%, according to the city’s website.

coronavirus sceptic who ended up in intensive care with the killer virus has begged people to take it seriously. Previously healthy 29-year-old Chris Grailey thought he was 'invincible' but now needs an oxygen mask to breathe and is unsure if he will 'come out the other side'.

covid is real especially when it comes to old and the vulnerable."Howard continued in an additional post: "But to make little kids wear masks is pure bulls**t just like the world which is turning into scare mongering bulls**t regime!"Please don’t let the governments turn this into a “new normal” otherwise."Following up in another tweet, he added: "Your kids kids will be asking u why didn’t you allow this c**p and where did our freedoms go?"The hairdresser in question obviously took the scare mongering to a whole new level which unfortunately is where society is going unless we stand for our freedoms back."After Howard expressed his concerns online, one follower replied: "It keeps breaking out of you, doesn't it, the idea that freedom is in

Ellen DeGeneres' brother is coming to her defense amid reports about the alleged toxic work environment that staffers have had to deal with on her eponymous show. The producer and writer posted two messages on social media on Tuesday.

Anyone isolating with their family will have had their nerves tested over the past two months.

Cindy Crawford has proved she's got game.The longtime basketball fan took to social media on Sunday to share a photo of herself slamming some hoops in a Bulls NBA jersey.The 54-year-old beauty revealed the shirt was gifted to her back in the 90s by star player, Dennis Rodman. More than just a pretty face!Cindy Crawford took to the basketball court to shoot some hoops in a Bulls NBA jersey and Jordan sneakers on Sunday'This is what happens when you take a girl from Illinois and put her in Jordans and a jersey that @DennisRodman gave her back in the 90s!' she began.

Carmen Electra is telling all when it comes to her past romance with former Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman. 

If you saw Carmen Electra tell the story of having to hide from Michael Jordan on the Last Dance docuseries and thought, hm, she definitely has a lot more tales to tell — you were right!

Carmen Electra is getting candid about her love life.

Carmen Electra, 48, admitted the passion was high during her romance with Dennis Rodman, 58, back in the 1990s, in a new interview she gave to promote the epic docuseries The Last Dance, which is about Michael Jordan‘s last championship season with the Chicago Bulls and features Dennis as well as details about his short-lived marriage to Carmen from 1998 until 1999. The former Baywatch babe looked back on the memory of first meeting the basketball player in a Los Angeles nightclub and revealed that although it took “a long time” for her to call him, once she did, they fell for each other fast and things became quite sexual.