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Emmerdale's latest twist has fans biting their nails as it looks like Tom King (James Chase) might be plotting a deadly end for Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper).The soap has been laying the groundwork for some seriously sinister developments, with Tom manipulating and tormenting Belle in scenes that have left viewers uncomfortable. James Chase, who brings the menacing Tom to life on screen, hinted at his character's dark obsession: "As he said in a previous episode he is obsessed with her.There are other things going on too, but I don't want to reveal too much just yet." Tom's chilling ability to charm and deceive has everyone fooled, according to James: "No one has any idea.Tom is a master of performance, able to hide his true feelings and convey something very different to get people on his side.

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Ellise Shafer Ian McKellen will not return to the national tour of “Players Kings” after an on-stage fall two weeks ago led him to be hospitalized. The actor had previously announced that he would not be finishing the play’s West End shows, but was expected to make a return to the production for its tour of Bristol, Birmingham, Norwich and Newcastle. But the official X account of “Players Kings” shared the news on Monday that McKellen will need more time to recover.

Will Ferrell has revealed that he drove James Caan “crazy” on the set of Elf (2003).In a recent conversation with Christina Applegate and Jamie-Lynn Sigler on their podcast MeSsy, the Anchorman star shared that Caan barely had to act in the Christmas classic, because he was genuinely annoyed.Ferrell also revealed that Caan outright told him he wasn’t funny, and that his acting for the role of Buddy the Elf was over the top.“James Caan — may he rest in peace, and we had such a good time working on that movie — he would tease me,” Ferrell said. “We’d be in between setups, he was like, ‘I don’t get you.

Soft Play were joined onstage by punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury 2024 – watch footage below.During their stint on the Other Stage last Sunday (June 30), drummer Isaac Holman told the crowd: “We’re gonna invite some friends onto the stage,” before the band joined them for a riotous performance of ‘One More Day Won’t Hurt’.Bob Vylan have been a significant force in the trajectory of Soft Play, and were partially responsible for the duo changing their name from Slaves in 2022, following conversations between Vylan vocalist Bobby and Holman.Soft Play and Bob Vylan…..brilliant #Glastonbury2024 pic.twitter.com/gEY0tWHPIF— WarrenPeace (@WarrenPeace_75) June 30, 2024When the band announced the change two years ago, it was coupled with a statement explaining that the original name was supposed to reflect “the grind of day-to-day life,” with the acknowledgement that it didn’t “change the fact that the name Slaves is an issue”.Holman later explained he’d discussed the racial insensitivity of the band’s name with Bobby. “He basically said we were one of his favourite bands but he wouldn’t wear our merch,” explained Holman.Guitarist Laurie Vincent also said at the time: “If he felt uncomfortable about liking us, there must be others who feel the same way.”In their statement, the band wrote that they had “responded to criticism of the name from a place of fear and defensiveness,” and shared fears about losing their identity as a unit alongside the name.“It took years of therapy to see past that,” Vincent told NME. “In the end, it just became tiring.

Taylor Swift keeps adding little twists to her live show.

Coronation Street has been flooded with messages of praise following its latest episode with some hailing it as the 'best episode in a long time'. The ITV soap aired intense, and what some describe as 'disturbing', scenes as the truth about Lauren Bolton's disappearance was uncovered.

Simone Biles continues to dominate the Olympic trials, recently performing a floor routine that left everyone’s jaws on the springy trampoline floor. Including Taylor Swift’s. She performed it at the Olympic trials and Biles’ 90-second routine is set to a wordless track that samples a number of songs, but the first 20 seconds are the instrumental to Swift’s “...Ready For It?” from her 2017 album reputation.“Watched this so many times and still unready.

Jack Dunn William “Bill” Klages, a television lighting design pioneer and seven-time Emmy winner, died in Santa Monica, Calif., on July 7, his son Jonathan Klages confirmed. He was 97. Klages won one Emmy Award for outstanding visual achievement in special visual effects and six for outstanding lighting direction for his work on “The Lie,” “Mitzi & 100 Guys,” “The Dorothy Hamill Special,” “The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of Performing Arts,” “Great Performances: Dance in America” and the 33rd Grammy Awards.

Jessie Ware and Romy have an amazing new song out!

“Every day I have that test,” insisted Joe Biden of the calls for a cognitive test in a damage control interview with George Stephanopoulos that aired on ABC News tonight. “Not only am I campaigning, but I’m running the world, and that’s not hyperbole.”

Diddy is facing a new lawsuit, this time from a former adult entertainer accusing him of grooming her into sex trafficking. According to documents obtained by TMZ

It's just over a week to go until the best weekend of the summer kicks off - TRNSMT 2024.

Willie Nelson has been medically ‘cleared’ and will be able to resume his ‘Outlaw Music Festival Tour’ with Bob Dylan.The 91-year-old was due to kick off the ‘Outlaw Music Festival Tour’ alongside Dylan on June 21 in Atlanta, followed by Charlotte and Raleigh, but unfortunately had to miss the three dates due to an unspecified illness. A statement shared on the Country icon’s official Instagram account announced that Nelson will be able to join the tour since he was “cleared by his doctors to go back on the road again.

Jessica Kiang It’s hard to get a cellphone signal, up in the high mountains of Himachal Pradesh in Northern India. Especially in the dead of winter when deep snowdrifts absorb all sound and jagged encircling ridges form an impenetrably icy barrier.

EXCLUSIVE: Leslie Jones and Deon Cole have been tapped to headline the second annual Because They’re Funny (BTF) Comedy Festival, which will take place September 27-29 at The Wharf and DC Improv.

A Scots pet owner has been left heartbroken after her parrot named 'Jobby' went missing.

Erik ten Hag has penned a new contract with Manchester United, which means he can start addressing the club's many problems.

A Formula 1 movie is on the way, starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris!

Naman Ramachandran Rising star Rhea Norwood, known for her role in Netflix’s “Heartstopper,” is captivating audiences at London’s West End as Sally Bowles in the revival of “Cabaret,” a part she describes as her “dream role.” “Cabaret,” set in 1930s Berlin against the backdrop of the rising Nazi party, follows American cabaret singer Bowles as she performs at the decadent Kit Kat Klub. Norwood’s portrayal of Bowles, a complex character navigating love, ambition and denial in a rapidly changing world, has garnered critical acclaim. Norwood’s connection to Bowles began at age 16 when she first watched the film version of “Cabaret.” “I remember seeing Sally as a sort of slightly unhinged woman.

Erica Stoll was spotted supporting her husband Rory McIlroy at the Scottish Open on Thursday, just weeks after the couple confirmed they had scrapped their plans to divorce.