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Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Box office sands continue to flow for “Dune: Part Two,” which is nearing $700 million worldwide. Director Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic has grossed $276 million in North America and $419 million overseas, bringing its global tally to $695.8 million after eight weeks of release. It’s an impressive benchmark in post-COVID times; only five movies in 2023, eight in 2022 and five in 2021 managed to cross the $700 million mark.

Former Gogglebox star George Gilbey died after falling through a plastic skylight while working, an inquest heard. The 40-year-old was best known for appearing on the Channel 4 series alongside his mother Linda McGarry and stepfather Pete McGarry, who died aged 71 in 2021.

A special school in Middleton has hailed its latest Ofsted rating, which saw them maintain ‘outstanding’ status.

David Beckham certainly kept fans amused as he captured a rare moment of all Spice Girls performing their iconic track at Victoria's grand 50th celebration.

A historic church in Greater Manchester has suffered damage from anti social behaviour yet again, after "youths wearing balaclavas" set fires in the church grounds. Police want to speak to anyone with information about the young people setting fires near St Mary's Church in Droylsden.

A new restaurant is appealing to a family of eight to come forward after they left without paying for a £329 bill.

Prince Harry is reported to have "won" a significant decision against his wife Meghan Markle concerning their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

With one in three mums experiencing urinary incontinence three months after pregnancy and 60% of women reporting at least one symptom of poor pelvic health, it’s clear that something has to change. That’s why Elvie is on a mission to remove the taboo from all things pelvic health and get women talking.

Jack Dunn The University of Southern California has chosen to “release our outside speakers and honorees from attending this year’s [commencement] ceremony,” which is set to take place May 10. This includes “Wicked” director Jon M.

The Tortured Poets Department is on track to becoming one of the most successful albums of all time and chairman Taylor Swift is breaking all kinds of records with her new music.

A 'mini-heatwave' is on the way, according to reports, with temperatures set to soar past the 20C. Weather maps have taken on a vibrant orange hue, indicating a warm spell, according to one forecaster.

The Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for two popular African holiday destinations after reports of explosions in the Middle East.

Gogglebox star Stephen Lustig-Webb and his husband Daniel have made the heartbreaking announcement they are filing for divorce.

Stephen Mulhern has been keeping us entertained with his on-screen antics for almost 30 years now. This weekend, he's back with a new series of gameshow In For A Penny.

A mum had to have her hand amputated after a nagging soreness revealed a 3.9 cm tumour and a devastating diagnosis of stage 4 cancer.

Prince Harry has been open about his strained relationship with his older brother, Prince William, in his controversial book, Spare.

Cases of whooping cough - also known as the '100-day cough' - have surged by nearly 40 per cent in the space of a week, new health figures reveal. The latest data shows a rise from 595 to 824 confirmed cases of the illness in England and Wales in the week leading to April 14.

(yes, the lack of apostrophe does bother me), looking, by turns, for reported references to (a wholly unconvincing “golden retriever”), (who clearly doesn’t appreciate the real estate value of a “house by the Heath”), and “the Christian chorus line” that is, presumably, .Allow me, then, to home in on the video—specifically the diamond watch choker that Swift wears while visiting what looks like the same (ethically questionable, Severance-esque) clinic featured in Ariana Grande’s This being Swift, of course, said necklace is no mere necklace; it is the fine jewelry equivalent of the White Rabbit, a portal to an alternate Swiftian universe where everyone’s obsessed with Via Carota and has precisely zero redeeming qualities.But I digress. Swift’s most obvious reference here is , whose biography and aesthetic echo throughout The Tortured Poets Department’s and accompanying visuals, with track 16 using her story as a metaphor for the fickleness of fame, the ephemerality of entertainers (“You look like Clara Bow / In this light, remarkable / All your life, did you know / You’d be picked like a rose?”)Bow, a Brooklyn-born ingenue, became a silver-screen darling in the ’20s by way of 46 silent films, 11 talkies and five broken engagements in five years.

A man allegedly stabbed to death at a commune in Portugal during a 'Mad Hatter's Tea Party’ music festival has been named as a former pupil at the private Bolton School. Tributes have been paid to 'creative genius' Neil Sutcliffe, who was 37 and from Bolton.

Scott Disick is getting on top of his health after scaring fans and his loved ones.

Top flight clubs have reportedly put a vote on banning plastic pitches from the Scottish Premiership on hold.