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Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are stepping out for the latest screening of their new movie!

ABC News anchor Robin Roberts is set for double duty on Emmys weekend. Roberts will host The 76th Emmys: A Night of Firsts, primetime special airing Friday, September 13 at 8 p.m. EDT.

Clairo performed her track ‘How’ for the first time in six years at a US gig this weekend – check out footage below.The indie singer-songwriter kicked off her US tour on Friday (September 6) in support of new album ‘Charm’ at LA’s Fonda Theatre over the weekend, where fans were treated with a rendition of the 2018 track from her first EP, ‘diary 001’.During the show Clairo, real name Claire Cottrill, also performed tracks like ‘Bags’, ‘Flaming Hot Cheetos’ and ‘Bambi’, along with new album favourites ‘Sexy To Someone’ and ‘Juna’.Check out footage of her performance of ‘How’ below.#clairo #charm #fondatheatre #clairoedit #how ♬ original sound – bree ౨ৎ Clairo’s third album came out in July, receiving four stars from NME in a review that described the project as a “warm, inviting base to explore her longing from”.It continued: “In the end, that’s what the desire of ‘Charm’ boils down to – the yearning to see and be seen, to be with people who not only want you back but understand you and make life that little bit easier to make it through.”Clairo recently announced details of a UK and European tour, which will kick off in 2025. After the singer wraps up her stint across North America and Canada, she’ll head across the pond for 10 shows around Europe.

Creative Arts Emmys is underway at the Peacock Theater in Downtown Los Angeles. The ceremony will focus on scripted programming. Dominating the overall nominations is FX’s “Shogun” with a tally of 25 nods.

Gethin Jones is making waves with a major career change, stepping away from his familiar BBC presenting duties to embrace the world of panto! The beloved Cardiff-born presenter, who has been a staple on BBC Morning Live since 2020 and first captured hearts on Blue Peter, is set to dazzle audiences as Prince Charming in the upcoming festive production of Cinderella.The show kicks off on December 7, 2024, at Cardiff's New Theatre and will enchant crowds until January 5, 2025. Joining Gethin on stage will be Denquar Chupak as Cinderella, BBC Radio 2's Owain Wyn Evans as Dandini, Mike Doyle taking on the role of the Baroness, Stephanie Webber as the Fairy Godmother, and Jack Ryan playing Buttons.Taking to Instagram, Gethin shared a sneak peek behind the scenes, posting snaps with his "LOVELY (extremely talented) bunch" of co-stars.

During the latest edition of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh, Jay Blades from The Repair Shop gave a deeply personal insight into his family life and opened up about his previous mental health challenges. Jay, cherished by viewers for his work on the BBC, shared some intimate truths with presenter Alan Titchmarsh in an emotional live discussion.

Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh saw The Repair Shop's star Jay Blades take to the sofa today, as he offered a rare insight into his chosen family and past mental health struggles. Beloved BBC furniture restorer Jay shared heartfelt revelations with host Alan Titchmarsh in an emotional new interview. Jay recalled the difficult time in 2015 when he seemingly disappeared from the public eye, detailing how the "love he received" played a significant part in his revival.

If you're a big true crime fan, which counts for a lot of us, you've probably heard of Murder Trial - a BBC series that gives viewers intimate access inside courtrooms.

We Live in Time star Andrew Garfield is giving credit where it is due: namely, to the carousel horse from his upcoming comedic romantic drama film, which took the internet by the reins when first-look photos of the A24 Florence Pugh vehicle first dropped last month.

Creative Arts Emmys is underway at the Peacock Theater in Downtown Los Angeles. The first of two Creative Arts ceremonies held this weekend will focus on unscripted and documentary programs. Sunday’s Creative Arts ceremony will bestow trophies on scripted programs.

Jessica Kiang The Venice Film Festival draws to a close this evening with its glamorous awards gala, and though the feeling on the ground was that the 21-title-strong main competition was a touch off the pace of recent years, still the festival is looking pretty good for an 81-year-old. Especially one who has spent the past 11 days stewing in the scorching humidity of the Lido.

England return to the pitch this weekend for the first time since their European Championship final defeat against Spain in Germany.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic One moment, award-winning chef Almut (Florence Pugh) is waking her beloved Tobias (Andrew Garfield) and asking him to sample her latest concoction, the next, it’s the middle of the night, and now-pregnant Almut is parked on the toilet while he times her contractions. Effective love stories are composed of moments large and small.

Linkin Park‘s guitarist Brad Delson has announced he won’t be joining the band on their upcoming world tour.Earlier this week, Linkin Park announced their comeback through a livestream event, where they revealed they’d added two new members to the lineup: vocalist Emily Armstrong, formerly of Dead Sara, and drummer Colin Brittain.They performed a new song, ‘The Emptiness Machine’, a few Linkin Park classics, and announced a new album ‘From Zero’ alongside a short supporting world tour with six shows across the globe. It marks their first new music since the death of Chester Bennington in 2017.In a chat with Billboard regarding their comeback, Mike Shinoda noted that drummer Rob Bourdon, one of the band’s founding members, had decided to depart the band.Now, founding guitarist Brad Delson has shared that he also won’t be joining the band on their upcoming world tour, but will continue to work with them on a behind-the-scenes basis, including participating in the creation of new music.In a statement posted to Instagram last night (September 6), Delson thanked fans for their “support and love”, and shared that he was “in awe of” new members Armstrong and Brittain “for their talent, passion, and partnership”.“I’ve always felt deeply connected to and proud of our live performances.

The idea of a non-linear time-spanning look at a marriage is not new. The absolute pinnacle of the idea still to me is director Stanley Donen’s and writer Fredric Raphael’s wonderfully sophisticated 1967 comedy Two For the Road, in which Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney flip back and forth in the course of their 12-year marriage. It was so ahead of its time, not just with the idea but in the editing technique used throughout. An absolute classic that didn’t get its full due in its day.

Tatiana Siegel Like a football player emerging from the huddle, Florence Pugh squatted and grunted as she reenacted a dramatic scene from “We Live in Time” after the film made its splashy debut on Day 2 of the Toronto International Film Festival. During a post-screening Q&A with co-star Andrew Garfield and director John Crowley, Pugh described the making of a wild scene from the tear-jerker cancer drama in which she gives birth in a dingy gas station bathroom while Garfield and two strangers looked on. “It was amazing.

A British woman residing in Barcelona has shared five crucial tips for tourists planning to visit the city.

A24 has a movie that’s bound to pull in women audiences in the fall in We Live in Time, in which Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh play a couple where the latter is battling stage 3 ovarian cancer. Not only did audience members tear up tonight at the Princess of Wales Theatre here in Toronto, but so did Oscar nominee Pugh.

Florence Pugh wears a light pink, strapless dress while attending the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival held at Princess of Wales Theatre on Friday night (September 6) in Toronto, Ontario.

Coronation Street viewers were left reaching for the tissues as Paul Foreman's storyline took a tragic turn, hinting that his time on the show is drawing to a close. Paul, portrayed by Peter Ash, has been battling motor neurone disease (MND) since his diagnosis last year, and his health has been in decline ever since.The soap confirmed that Paul's journey would come to an end next week, with a heartbreaking twist potentially preventing Billy from saying his final farewells.

Blur: Live At Wembley Stadium is in cinemas now, but what songs do the Britpop legends play in the film? Read on for all the details.The feature length film is released in UK and Irish cinemas today (September 6), and you can find ticket information here.An official synopsis reads: “Blur: Live At Wembley Stadium, the new cinematic two-hour concert film immortalising the band’s historic 2023 show which saw Blur perform their iconic and much-loved songs for 150,000 fans across a transcendent, once-in-a-generation performance weekend that delivered a sweep of ecstatic 5 star reviews.”“Directed by Toby L, Blur: Live At Wembley Stadium captures the band in full flight at the biggest show of their career, featuring electrifying performances of hits from across their celebrated songbook, including tracks from 2023’s acclaimed, chart-topping album ‘The Ballad Of Darren’.”In a five-star review of Blur’s first Wembley concert, NME wrote: “This two-hour performance shows that Blur have soundtracked the audience’s lives with real emotional impact.”The concert film follows on from the recent Blur: To The End documentary feature, which found the band reflecting on the legacy of their three decades together.NME recently spoke to director and Transgressive Records founder Toby L about that film, which he said captures Blur’s “friendship dynamics and brotherhood”.NME gave To The End a full five stars, calling the film a “spiritual sequel” to 2010’s No Distance Left To Run that “shows a band simply supporting each other”. It added: “Whether they return again or not remains to be seen.