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Amanda Abbington has alleged that several fellow Strictly Come Dancing stars lodged complaints prior to her first television interview regarding the Giovanni Pernice controversy.The 50 year old actress, who participated in the previous year's iteration of the renowned dance competition, unexpectedly exited before the series concluded. Following an issue raised about her professional partner, which sparked a BBC investigation, Amanda has now divulged that she was not alone in voicing concerns.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor The site of Hollywood’s iconic Yamashiro restaurant and its surrounding 7.3 acre property, dubbed “Hollywood Mountain,” are being put on the market with a $100 million asking price. The Japanese restaurant, owned by producer and nightlife impresario Elie Samaha‘s company, has appeared in dozens of movies including “Sayonara,” “Memoirs of a Geisha,” “Kill Bill,” “Gone in 60 Seconds,” “Blind Date” and “Teahouse of the August Moon” as well as in numerous TV shows. Avison Young is the broker for the property, which is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor The NBA has blocked one of Warner Bros. Discovery’s last shots on the clock. The basketball league on Wednesday rejected Warner’s effort to shoulder its way in to a new set of rights packages already crafted for Amazon, Disney and NBCUniversal that will generate an estimated $76 billion over an 11-year period All are slated to begin in the NBA’s 2026 season.

Fans may be marveling over Hailey Bieber’s new engagement ring, but she wants everyone to know — it’s not really all that big, you guys!

OK, Jon Snow! We see you…

Gigi Hadid and Suki Waterhouse used to be friends. But the latter’s negative comments about her ex-boyfriend Bradley Cooper have NOT landed well with her former pal! We hear Gigi is seething!

Inside Out 2 is setting the bar high and breaking records left and right!

A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer has been 'removed from operational duties' after a video showed a man being kicked in the head during an incident at Manchester Airport, it has been confirmed.

earns income from the “Duchy of Cornwall estate,” which is a fancy way of saying the territory owned by whoever is Duke of Cornwall. If kings have kingdoms, dukes have duchies.Anyway, he made $30 million.

We’re finally learning what might’ve gone wrong in Christina Hall‘s romance with Josh Hall!

If Gypsy Rose Blanchard was hoping for a quickie divorce from estranged husband Ryan Anderson, she ain’t gonna get it!

Prince Harry is opening up about how his fight for justice ultimately caused his ongoing family feud!

Thania Garcia Mexican actor and singer Antonio Aguilar was already performing in Hollywood when, in 1960, he forged one of the greatest unions of Southern California entertainment families by marrying singer and actress Flor Silvestre. Aguilar, with credits in American western films like “The Undefeated” starring John Wayne, and Silvestre, a leading star of the “golden age” of the Mexican film industry, raised their children on the road while the couple delivered a first-of-its-kind equestrian sports and music show – la charrería or jaripeo – across international stages.

is not filming a rom-com in these paparazzi shots taken of her in the Hamptons on July 23, a day ahead of her birthday. Even though she looks exactly like the lead in a romantic comedy, riding her beachcomber bike in a two-piece floral skirt and crop-top set. Because, sure, a flowy skirt doesn’t seem like it would be the most practical choice for riding a bike, but it definitely looks cute, and that’s all that matters.Lopez’s casual bike-riding outfit included a white midi skirt with a black floral pattern and a matching off-the-shoulder crop top.

On the baseball diamond, Pete Rose did everything head on – barreling into infielders to break up a double play, diving headfirst on steals, famously flattening catcher Ray Fosse to score the winning run in the 1970 All-Star Game. He played straight up, hard-nosed baseball. No guile.

Manchester United have been backed to complete more transfers this summer despite concerns regarding the Premier League's Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.

Addie Morfoot Contributor The Library of Congress, the Better Angels Society, Ken Burns and the Crimson Lion/Lavine Family Foundation have unveiled six finalists for the sixth annual Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film. The $200,000 award, established in 2019, recognizes late-stage documentaries that use original research and a compelling narrative to tell stories that bring American history to life through archival materials. The six projects that were selected are: James Sorrels’s “Area 2,” John Benitz’s “Behind the Lines,” Julia Greenberg and Dianna Dilworth’s “Dory Previn: On My Way to Where,” Norah Shapiro’s “Magic & Monsters,” Asaf Galay’s “Out of the Inkwell: The Greatest Story Never Told,” and Marlene McCurtis’ “Wednesdays in Mississippi.” This year close to 100 American history documentary features were submitted for consideration.

TOMORROW X TOGETHER (AKA TXT) are taking their talent to a theater near you!

Karlie Kloss is opening up about Taylor Swift!

Prince William is rolling in dough!

Prince Harry has made another plea for privacy in his first public comments about his landmark legal war with British tabloid newspapers.