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F1 drivers Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson suit up in their new race suits for the Red Bull Racing Show Run on Wednesday (April 2) in Tokyo, Japan.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Alison Krauss will sell no high, lonesome sound before its time. Her fans don’t have to be reminded — although we will anyway — that it’s been 11 years since the last tour by her bluegrass band, Alison Krauss & Union Station, and an even longer 14 since the group’s last album. She and the other members have had side hustles, of course, like Krauss spending the last three summers on the road with a Robert Plant co-bill, which is no one’s idea of slumming.

Lauren Coates Shondaland has promoted three executives to expanded roles as it aims to grow its communications/marketing, consumer products and digital media footprints. The shingle, currently based at Netflix under an overall deal, has upped Alyssa Schimel to to a newly created role as VP of global content marketing, communications and talent strategy, while Catherine Yan Lustro has been named senior director of global merchandise strategy and experiences and Seth Plattner will serve as senior director of digital engagement and content strategy.

Larsa Pippen has a new love in her life, according to reports!

A new report has emerged about the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic Michael!

Actor Will Poulter has been open about his personal struggles, even as he steps into the limelight with his latest role in A24's eerie new horror film, Death of a Unicorn.

J. Kim Murphy Ice Cube has reached a deal to write and star in a new “Friday” movie for Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema.

If there's one thing we all adored about Mamma Mia, besides the catchy tunes and love stories, it was Sophie's stylish outfits. Embodying holiday fashion that has left many of us itching to replicate her iconic looks on our next Greek getaway, I'm sure we've all been hunting for the perfect ensemble to mimic the character's Greek-island attire - and we've found a co-ord that's bound to tick all the boxes for your upcoming holiday.

Former Loose Women star Andrea McLean has reflected on her terrifying health scare, revealing she was just 24 hours away from death after battling pneumonia and sepsis.The 55 year old feels she's been given a second shot at life, admitting that if she hadn't reached the hospital in time, she might not have survived.The mum-of-two reflects on her ordeal last Christmas as a life-changing event that made her "re-evaluate my entire life". She confessed: "I didn't realise how severe my illness was at the time. But the doctors had told my husband, Nick, that had I not got to hospital when I did, had we waited another 24 hours to call for help, I may not be here now." The drama unfolded the day after Boxing Day, following a nasty bout of flu that had "just not gone away." She recalls: "I got up to go to the bathroom and just fell to the floor.

Mark Ronson has shared an update from hospital after sustaining a painful injury during his recent concert.The DJ and producer ended up in a hospital bed after he 'popped two bicep tendons' amidst his set, trying to amp up the energy for his fans.Taking to Instagram, Mark, who has worked with the likes of Miley Cyrus, Bruno Mars and the late Amy Winehouse, shared a snap of himself sporting a thumbs up from the ward. He explained: "That time the house PA was so bad that I tried to one-hand turn the stage monitor towards the crowd mid-mix to give them some extra juice.Turns out they weigh more than I thought...Two popped bicep tendons and one finished gig later, here we are, baby! #tornthisway".

Married at First Sight Australia groom Tony Mojanovski left his wife Morena Farina feeling "blindsided" after dropping major baby bombshell. During Wednesday's (April 2) episode of the E4 show, the 53 year old announced that he wanted to have a child of his own leaving Morena gobsmacked. As family and friends week continues, an unimpressed Morena didn't hold back after hearing Tony's revelation.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic The age of clunky, amped up, zoned out, overly literal movies adapted from video games lasted a long time ­— from the very first one, “Super Mario Bros.,” in 1993, stretching on through such duds as “Mortal Kombat” and “BloodRayne” and “Max Payne” and (sorry, fans) the “Resident Evil” series and the grandiose liquid sludge of “Assassin’s Creed” and, just last year, “Borderlands.” So in a way that era didn’t end; the potential to turn a video game into a bad movie never goes away. Why would it? Video games are the anti-movies. They have characters and worlds and narratives and action and fantasy and spectacle, but they’re ultimately a post-psychological form for a post-psychological age.

, , or anything else you want to cover up, you'll know that learning how to apply concealer goes a long way in your makeup routine. can be your best friend in your makeup kit, instantly erasing , pimples, scars, and more. But how and where you apply it makes all the difference: If you've dealt with flaky patches, exaggerated lines, or feeling like your concealer just won't stay put, you know what we're talking about.But don't worry—you're definitely not alone.

exposed the worst kind of But Cornett’s story proves that a woman doesn’t even have to be on the internet to become its target.The ordeal began with a random rumor posted on the internet about a young woman having an affair with her boyfriend’s dad. The post went viral on X, which attracted the attention of certain high-profile sports commentators, who then amplified the story to their massive audiences.

Manchester City fans staged a protest against the club over ticketing issues in the opening nine minutes of their Premier League clash vs Leicester.

Just after Max‘s launch in Australia, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) APAC president James Gibbons and ANZ general manager Michael Brooks sat down with Deadline to talk about launching Max’s first-ever ad-supported tier in the APAC region, plans for originals and some takeaways from other launches around Asia.

In a notable change at Fox‘s storied West Los Angeles lot, Disney will pull up stakes there when its lease is up next March, ending a multi-year stay borne of one of the biggest mergers in media history.

Betty Boo has announced plans for her first ever UK tour.The ‘Doin’ The Do’ star is set to reissue her 1990 debut ‘Boomania’ later this month and as part of the celebrations, she will be hitting the road this summer.Kicking off at Dover Booking Hall on June 5, the tour, which will see the singer performing songs from her debut, 1992 follow up ‘GRRR! It’s Betty Boo’ and her more recent records ‘Boomerang’ and last year’s ‘Rip Up The Rulebook’, will eventually wrap up at Bedford Esquires on June 28.Tickets for the shows go on sale on at 10am BST on Friday (April 4) and can be purchased here.JUNE5 – Dover Booking Hall6 – Hertford Corn Exchange7 – Ipswich The Baths11 – Milton Keynes Crauford Arms12 – Leicester Soundhouse13 – Stockton KU14 – Birkenhead Future Yard18 – Southampton The Joiners19 – St Albans The Horn20 – Hebden Bridge Trades Club21 – Hull Social25 – Glasgow Hug & Pint26 – Edinburgh Voodoo Rooms27 – Cambridge Portland Arms28 – Bedford Esquires‘Boomania’ and ‘GRRR! It’s Betty Boo’ will also be reissued on coloured vinyl, CD and cassette on April 25.

Sparks have shared new single ‘Drowned In A Sea Of Tears’ and spoken to NME about how it’s becoming impossible not to be influenced by global politics, as well as sharing their hopes of collaborating with The Last Dinner Party.With Russell and Ron Mael preparing to release new album ‘MAD!’ on May 2, lyricist Ron has admitted that Donald Trump’s re-election as US President has been part of a trend in Sparks’ music that saw them title a song ‘Please Don’t Fuck Up My World’ on 2020’s album ‘A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip’.“We have beliefs about certain things, but we don’t express them in explicit ways,” said Ron. “We don’t want to be lecturing or sloganeering, but if it can be done in a way that’s a little more subtle? Those events are hard to avoid everywhere in the world now, but especially in the US.“You can’t escape that kind of feeling.

Bruce Springsteen has paid tribute to Jo DePugh, the New Jersey pitcher who inspired his 1984 hit ‘Glory Days’.DePugh recently passed away from cancer at the age of 75.“Just a moment to mark the passing of Freehold native and ballplayer Joe DePugh,” Springsteen wrote in an Instagram post . “He was a good friend when I needed one.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com This season of unpredictable twists on “The Amazing Race” isn’t letting up anytime soon, including a stunning double U-Turn vote in this week’s episode. Variety has an exclusive first look at the gameplay, which has a devastating impact on the relationships between the teams.