The 1960s London legend 'Soho George', 80, who still wears dapper suits and struts around the West End

Bella Hadid looked every bit the catwalk queen as she arrived at the Tom Ford show during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday evening.The 25-year-old model strolled the sidewalk in a pair of baggy white shorts styled with a white tank top and black button-up shirt.Bella's outing comes after photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com showed her older sister Gigi, 27, getting cozy with Leonardo DiCaprio, 47, at a NYFW after-party. On the go: Bella Hadid looked every bit the catwalk queen as she arrived at the Tom Ford show during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday eveningThe Vogue covergirl completed her look with some black leather knee-high boots and kept a circular black bag under her arm.Her flowing brunette hair was pulled off her face with a skinny black headband and she shielded her eyes with a pair of oval shades.

George Clooney is adamant about creating more opportunities for teens in film and television. ET's Cassie DiLaura spoke with Clooney Wednesday at the Roybal School of Film and Television Production Magnet, downtown Los Angeles' newest magnet high school, about why it was so important for him to spearhead the school's opening.Housed within the Edward R.

JACQUELINE Jossa netted a huge £1m profit last year after confessing money struggles forced her to sell her home. The former EastEnders star earlier this year admitted to suffering serious financial woes before taking part in I'm a Celebrity in 2019. But it seems that's all behind her as accounts for EMJ Entertainments - Jac's performing arts firm - reported assets of £1,287,199 for the period spanning 16 months until 31 December 2021.

KERRY Katona has given a sneak peek inside her HUGE million-pound mansion. The 42-year-old took to Instagram to show off her new sofa. Kerry started off the video by panning her camera around her living room, showing off everything inside.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Rachel Bloom has joined the cast of “Julia” Season 2 at HBO Max, Variety has learned exclusively. The series is inspired by the life of Julia Child and her long-running cooking show “The French Chef.” The first season debuted in March 2022 and the show was renewed in May. Bloom will appear in a recurring role as Elaine Levitch. The character is described as “a dynamo who comes to WGBH by way of CBS to work with Julia on ‘The French Chef.'” Bloom will next be seen in the Steve Levitan Hulu comedy series “Reboot,” which premieres Sept. 20. She is best known for her work on the CW musical dramedy series “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” which she co-created and executive produced in addition to starring. She received five Emmy nominations and two Golden Globe nominations for her work on the series, winning one of each. Her recent credits include the Disney+ film “Chip ‘N’ Dalel: Rescue Rangers” and the upcoming Netflix film “The School for Good and Evil.” She published the book “I Want to Be Where the Normal People Are” in 2020.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Prague-based sales agent Filmotor has boarded Adela Komrzy’s and Tomas Bojar’s feature documentary “Art Talent Show,” which won two awards at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival in July.  After its premiere at Karlovy Vary, where it won the Grand Prix in the Proxima competition section and the FIPRESCI international critics’ award, the film’s North American rights were acquired by Film Movement.  Aero Films will release the film theatrically in the Czech Republic in October, and Film Expanded will release the film theatrically in Slovakia in the spring.

A fast paced and powerful aerial show exploring motherhood and mental health and touching on taboo topics like post natal depression is coming to Arts Venue Waterside in Sale.

Naman Ramachandran After world premiering at Tribeca and travelling the world since, Pan Nalin’s “Last Film Show” (“Chhello Show”) is coming home to India, with Siddharth Roy Kapur’s Roy Kapur Films set to distribute it across the country. The partly autobiographical drama takes Nalin back to his roots in Saurashtra, Gujarat, western India, where “Last Film Show” was filmed. The story is set against the backdrop of Indian cinemas witnessing a massive transition from celluloid to digital where hundreds of single-screen cinemas are either in ruins or have disappeared altogether. The film follows nine-year-old boy Samay, whose life turns upside down after watching his first movie. He passionately falls in love with films against his father’s wish. Samay strikes a deal with Fazal, the projectionist, who will let him watch movies for free in exchange for eating the contents of his lunchbox. Their food-for-films deal turns into an endearing friendship, but heartbreaking choices lie ahead.

On paper, there were no major surprises at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards as all the winners were either considered clear front-runners or runners-up on most prediction lists. Still, the dominant showing for Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso probably qualifies as a surprise.

Reese Witherspoon attended the 74th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony, which was held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Monday.The 46-year-old actress cut a seriously stylish figure at the high-profile event while wearing an eye-catching outfit as she posed for a set of photos before making her way towards the function's main area.The performer has been put up for the Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her work on The Morning Show.  Making an appearance: Reese Witherspoon attended the 74th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony, which was held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on MondayWitherspoon donned a dark blue sequin dress that showcased her toned arms and conformed to her sculpted physique while attending the Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony.The Academy Award-winning performer also rocked a chic set of jet-black high-heeled shoes. The Election star accessorized with a gorgeous necklace and a sparkling pair of earrings.Her gorgeous blonde hair fell onto her back and paired well with the dark tone of her clothing.

John Legend paid tribute to late Hollywood luminaries including Bob Saget, Betty White, Ray Liotta and Anne Heche at the Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday with a performance of his new song Pieces.The 43-year-old singer wore a black suit and played piano during the In Memoriam segment of the awards ceremony held at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles.Anthony Anderson, 52, introduced John after quoting William Shakespeare's famous speech from his comedy As You Like It that begins with 'All the world's a stage'. In memoriam: John Legend paid tribute to late Hollywood luminaries including Bob Saget, Betty White, Ray Liotta and Anne Heche at the Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday with a performance of his new song Pieces'As we acknowledge the legends within our industry who have passed on we celebrate all that they've created and shared with the world.

Sheryl Lee Ralph! Jennifer Coolidge!), and in the show itself (the “Good Burger” reunion!). Ultimately, the night fell in line from the 2021 Emmys, when mega-wins by “The Crown,” “Ted Lasso” and “Mare of Easttown” made the winners at the ceremony fairly predictable as soon as the nominations were announced. Still, there were some disappointments, especially for freshman shows that broke into the nominations with a lot of buzz — but no Emmy hardware to show for it.

Kerry Washington showed her style sense in an off-white Elie Saab minidress that featured a train on Monday to the 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.The 45-year-old actress looked lovely in the haute couture one-shoulder dress from the designer's Spring 2022 collection that included floral details on her right shoulder and left hip.Kerry wore dark tights underneath and completed her look with black Louboutin heels. Hollywood star: Kerry Washington showed her style sense in an off-white Elie Saab minidress that featured a train on Monday to the 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards in Los AngelesThe Scandal star had her dark hair up in a tight bun and accessorized with a diamond necklace and sparkling earrings.Kerry was a nominee and presenter at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards held at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles.

Chrissy Teigen looked proud of her burgeoning baby bump as she and her husband John Legend arrived at the 2022 Emmy Awards in downtown Los Angeles on Monday.The 36-year-old model and social media star looked inseparable from her loving husband John Legend, 43.Chrissy looked her best in a lovely sheer dress decorated with shimmering patches of pink and gray sequins. Parents to be: Chrissy Teigen, 36, showcased her growing baby bump as she and husband John Legend, 43, walked the red carpet at the 2022 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on MondayThe sheer look emphasized the Chrissy's Court star's growing tummy, which she rested her hand on.The glamorous look reached down to the carpet, and she complemented it with a slim hot pink clutch that also matched her long pink nails.

HBO Max has renewed the comedy series Rap Sh!t from Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Issa Rae for a second season. The eight-episode first season debuted in July and is currently available on the streamer.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have mastered the art of coordinated couple style. The lovebirds attended the Tommy Hilfiger spring 2023 show during New York Fashion Week in looks that had Us doing a double take.

attack.Stuart Briggs has confessed to being the person who targeted student Alex Williams in the lunchtime assault on Guisborough High Street.The grown yob became aggressive towards the then 16-year-old, shouting: "I'm gonna smash your head in" and "I'm gonna stab you down the alley."READ MORE: Moment King's guard falls flat on his back outside Buckingham Palace in front of visitorsIt was at that point the multiple junior world champion in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, jumped into defence mode, Teeside Live reports.A viral video showed the moment Alex delivered a signature double leg takedown which allowed him to restrain the fully grown man on the ground.Briggs, 35 appeared at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Friday where he pleaded guilty to inflicting GBH without intent for the attack in which he bit a chunk out the boy's ear and will face sentencing next month.No details of the offence were given at the brief hearing and Briggs, of Lytton Street, central Middlesbrough, was granted unconditional bail until October 11.Speaking of the attack on September 14, 2021, Alex, from Redcar, previously told Teesside Live: "As he got closer to me I saw an opportunity to defend myself and fight back, so I took it."When the fight or flight kicks in you've got to choose one or the other and I chose to fight back and I was focused."Obviously I was worried in case he had a knife on him because he has threatened to stab me but in situations like that it's about surviving and I was thankfully ready for him."I thought after I had taken him down the first time that he would have walked away but he came back for more so I just continued to try to restrain him without hitting him."I was in a seated position and the move just came to me naturally

tattoo artist inking many people. When she's not showing off her jobs at work, she's sharing her own body art, much to the delight of her followers.READ MORE: Tattoo artist with hundreds of inkings ditches bottoms to flaunt hot body She has over 180,000 followers on Instagram where she often flaunts her ink.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic No director has done more to deconstruct the myth of the suburban American family than Steven Spielberg. Dissertations have been written and documentaries made on the subject. And now, at the spry young age of 75, Spielberg himself weighs in on where his preoccupations come from in “The Fabelmans,” a personal account of his upbringing that feels like listening to two and a half hours’ worth of well-polished cocktail-party anecdotes, only better, since he’s gone to the trouble of staging them all for our benefit. Spielberg’s a born storyteller, and these are arguably his most precious stories. From the first movie he saw (“The Greatest Show on Earth”) to memories of meeting filmmaker John Ford on the Paramount lot, this endearing, broadly appealing account of how Spielberg was smitten by the medium — and why the prodigy nearly abandoned picture-making before his career even started — holds the keys to so much of the master’s filmography. More similar to Woody Allen’s autobiographical “Radio Days” than it is to European art films such as “The 400 Blows” and “Amistad” (the more highbrow models other directors typically point to when re-creating their childhoods), “The Fabelmans” invites audiences into the home and headspace of the world’s most beloved living director, an oddly sanitized zone where even the trauma — which includes anti-Semitism, financial disadvantage and divorce — seems to go better with fresh-buttered popcorn.