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Olivia Wilde has finally broken her silence on why she fired Shia LaBeouf from Don't You Worry Darling after predicting they wouldn't mesh well together. After remaining mum about why she ultimately recast him with Harry Styles in her second directorial outing following the success of 2019's comedy Booksmart, the 38-year-old actress shed light on why the Honey Boy, 36, was removed from the project.'I say this as someone who is such an admirer of his work. His process was not conducive to the ethos that I demand in my productions,' she told the outlet.  Setting the record straight: Olivia Wilde has finally broken her silence on why she fired Shia LaBeouf from Don't You Worry Darling after predicting they wouldn't mesh well together; seen in 2021The mother-of-two added: 'He has a process that, in some ways, seems to require a combative energy, and I don't personally believe that is conducive to the best performances.'  'I believe that creating a safe, trusting environment is the best way to get people to do their best work.

You can hardly call two goals and an assist in the opening two games a disappointment of any description.

Laura Osnes has filed a lawsuit against The New York Post.

Fred Savage is defending himself amid allegations of inappropriate conduct on the set of ABC’s “The Wonder Years” reboot.

allegations of inappropriate conduct” from female colleagues, the alleged incidents behind his May 6 ousting were unclear.Several women who worked on the ABC show — on which Savage, 46, was an executive producer and director — are now saying they and the other women “feel that people need to know what the wrongdoing was,” according to the Hollywood Reporter.The accusers outlined behavior that they claimed was “manipulative,” “erratic” and worse — including incidents in which he allegedly tried to kiss and grope one woman in a restroom and reportedly engaged in “controlling” and “manipulative” behavior over another young woman.Representatives for the veteran actor said he denies the claims of inappropriate sexual behavior, The Post can confirm.In a statement, Savage told The Post that he finds it “devastating” that some individuals believe his goal of an “inclusive, safe and supportive work environment” fell short.“Since I was 6 years old, I have worked on hundreds of sets with thousands of people, and have always strived to contribute to an inclusive, safe and supportive work environment. It is devastating to learn that there are co-workers who feel I have fallen short of these goals,” the married father of three said.

Fred Savage is defending himself amid allegations of inappropriate conduct on the set of ABC's reboot. In a shocking exposé published by t on Tuesday, a group of unnamed women who worked on the show's crew — on which Savage was working as an executive producer and director — have come forth to make public their claims of his alleged misconduct towards women that ultimately led to an investigation and Savage'sfiring by the network earlier this year.In a statement, Savage tells : «Since I was 6 years old, I have worked on hundreds of sets with thousands of people, and have always strived to contribute to an inclusive, safe and supportive work environment. It is devastating to learn that there are co-workers who feel I have fallen short of these goals.

Kevin Spacey has been ordered to pay the “House of Cards” production company, MRC, $31 million after it was determined he breached his contract and was fired for alleged sexual misconduct.

Kevin Spacey was ordered by a judge Thursday to pay $31 million to the producers of "House of Cards" after he was fired in 2018 following alleged sexual misconduct behind the scenes of the political drama. The 63-year-old disgraced actor, who starred on the Netflix show from 2013-17, was accused of preying on multiple young men, including a production assistant, which prompted an investigation by the MRC production company and ultimate termination of Spacey from his role in addition to any producing contracts.

Kevin Spacey has been ordered to pay the  production company, MRC, $31 million after it was determined he breached his contract and was fired for alleged sexual misconduct.According to court documents obtained by ET on Thursday, Judge Mel Red Recana confirmed the arbitration award, which was determined last November following an arbitration hearing between MRC and Spacey's attorneys.An arbitrator ruled that the 63-year-old actor breached his contract with theproduction company when he was fired from in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.The ruling, first reported by , awarded $29.5 million in damages and $1.4 million in attorneys fees and costs to MRC.In 2017, multiple people came forward against Spacey to allege a pattern of sexually predatory conduct, and he's denied the allegations.

Kevin Spacey must pay House of Cards producer MRC nearly $31 million for alleged sexual misconduct behind the scenes of the Netflix show, a judge ruled today, saying it was not even a “close case.”

season 7 of Bravo's Emmy-nominated  is proving itself to be one of the strongest outings in franchise history. There's a secret boat romance between chef Dave White and chief stewardess Natasha Webb, a Bosun (Raygan Tyler) who seems completely in over her head, a slight subordinate deckhand in Jason Gaskell and the instantly comedic/chaotic duo of the interior crew's Natalya Scudder and Kyle Viljoen.«I've watched the seasons,» Kyle teases to ET over video chat. «So that's why I'm literally encouraging people, is the one you want to watch.

season 7 of Bravo's Emmy-nominated  is proving itself to be one of the strongest outings in franchise history. There's a secret boat romance between chef David White and chief stewardess Natasha Webb, a Bosun (Raygan Tyler) who seems completely in over her head, a slight subordinate deckhand in Jason Gaskell and the instantly comedic/chaotic duo of the interior crew's Natalya Scudder and Kyle Viljoen.«I've watched the seasons,» Kyle teases to ET over video chat. «So that's why I'm literally encouraging people, is the one you want to watch.

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo recently landed a new gig, hosting his own primetime on NewsNation (the rebranded WGN) after being fired by CNN for violating the network’s journalistic standards by consulting with his brother, ex-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, during the latter’s sexual harassment scandal.

Ellise Shafer During an appearance on HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher” on Friday night, Chris Cuomo discussed his firing from CNN and gave an update on his brother, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who resigned from office last year after a sexual harassment investigation.“I feel like I lost a sense of purpose for a while because of how things ended,” Cuomo said when Maher asked him if he misses CNN, where he once hosted the station’s most-watched show. After Maher asked him if he was happy, Cuomo responded that that is “probably not the right word.”Cuomo came on “Real Time” to promote his new podcast, “The Chris Cuomo Project.” He also announced on Tuesday that he is joining NewsNation this fall, marking his return to TV news after he was ousted at CNN late last year.

Chris Cuomo will be making his return to TV sooner than you know it.

Chris Cuomo doesn’t feel like a victim.

, the streamer revealed, «As is policy, an investigation was launched. Upon its completion, the decision was made to terminate his contract, with immediate effect.»Prior to his firing, Speer was set to reprise the role of Guy from the 1997 British film, . Original co-stars Robert Carlyle and Lesley Sharp are onboard the production as well.  follows a rag-tag group of six unemployed men in Sheffield, England who create a striptease act in an attempt to earn money.

drugs worth millions of pounds into Bali is still on the run, as cops hunt him down to potentially be executed by a firing squad.The unknown man, known only as Mr A, had a whopping 35kg of meth, 32kg of cocaine, 800 ecstasy pills and 2.6kg of marijuana in his villa when it was raided.He quickly fled the scene and left his possessions behind – but Indonesian authorities, who have some of the strictest drug laws in the world, are urgently chasing him.READ MORE: Single error saw 290 die as packed airliner blasted out sky by US Navy 'Robocruiser'Cops have already arrested three men who allegedly worked for the drug lord and were found at his villa, reports the Daily Telegraph.They reckon the trio “facilitated” the Australian man's drugs operation, so dressed them up in prison jumpsuits to showcase them to the media in front of the seized substances with a street value of up to £4.1millionLocal media gathered to watch the drugs go up in flames, in accordance with the country’s strict laws.Top Bali drugs cop Kombes Pol Mochamad Khozin said: “The hunt was carried out after the arrest of three Indonesian citizens with the initials AAP, KMS, and KS in one of the villas in Kuta on April 12, 2022.“We have coordinated with Interpol to find this ­perpetrator.”The detective added that his unit knew who Mr A was but that they would only reveal his initial and that he is 32-years-old.It is not yet known whether the drugs were in the villa for storage to be moved to another country or if the illegal substances were destined to be sold across Bali.Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.Although the raid took place almost two months ago, cops have only just made details

A Vancouver soft-rock radio outlet is raging today after two popular DJs were fired. Chances are, the station brass is equally unthrilled as KISS-FM has been spinning only Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name” ever since. Over and over.

EastEnders is renowned for its on-screen drama but its controversies have been known to spill over into real life.The BBC soap has been entertaining fans for almost four decades and has employed thousands of actors over the course of its 37-year run.Notable figures include Kat Slater actress Jessie Wallace, who recently found herself arrested after a boozy night out in London, and she isn't the only Walford icon to have behaved badly once the cameras stopped rolling.READ MORE: EastEnders Nancy Carter star's life - real age, reality TV stints and soap exitFrom Dirty Den's real-life murder charge to Lucy Beale actress Melissa Suffield's "unruly behaviour", Daily Star takes a look inside the soap's worst ever real-life scandals.Jessie Wallace landed herself in hot water with soap bosses earlier this month when she was arrested for disorderly conduct.The Kat Slater star, 50, was detained by Suffolk police for allegedly attacking a police officer after a drunken bust-up in Thetford.It's thought Jessie had attended a Madness gig in the town before her arrest outside a Burger King.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefThe abruptness and timing of Peter Rice’s firing last week by Disney CEO Bob Chapek remains a complete mystery to many, including Rice, I’m told. The move came as a total shock to the industry and to the well-respected media executive, who is unusual in having spent his entire industry career at one studio, 20th Century Fox, and then its successor company, Disney.As everyone now knows, Rice had absolutely no idea what was about to happen when his boss called him into a meeting on June 8, and I hear he was told that Chapek wanted to discuss the Disney board meeting taking place in Orlando later this month, at which Rice was scheduled to make a presentation.Instead, in a conversation that lasted all of seven minutes, Chapek informed Rice that he was letting him go because he wasn’t a good fit for him or the “new culture” at Disney.