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EXCLUSIVE: Paloma Kwiatkowski (Riot Girls), Donal Logue (Sons Of Anarchy), David Mazouz (Gotham), Camille Sullivan (Hunter Hunter), and Golden Globe nominee Adam Beach (Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee) have been set to star in supernatural thriller The Island Between Tides.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPophouse Entertainment has acquired the master recordings and publishing of electronic music titans Swedish House Mafia, the company has announced. The Stockholm-based entertainment company, which was cofounded by ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus and is best known for endeavors such as the forthcoming “ABBA Voyage” show, virtual experiences and gaming, has acquired the masters and publishing (including their writer’s shares) of the trio’s back catalog, and will form a joint venture with its members to develop and amplify the Swedish House Mafia brand worldwide, according to the announcement.

K.J. Yossman Award-winning actor and producer Gillian Anderson has signed a first-look deal with Netflix via her production company Fiddlehead Productions.

Tom Cruise is back in the pilot seat.

Two of Hugh Hefner’s ex-girlfriends are speaking out.

Cat Burns' journey from bright-eyed busker to Top 10 artist has been an organic one; perhaps among the most representative of the increasingly-unpredictable music industry landscape of recent years.

While Will Smith slapping Chris Rock sucked the oxygen out of the room during Sunday’s Oscars ceremony, one of the other cringe moments was Amy Schumer, one of three hosts, trying to make a seat filling joke with nominee Kirsten Dunst from “Power of The Dog,” who was sitting next to co-star/husband, Jesse Plemons. Many had assumed the joke was at the expense of Dunst, mainly because of how clumsy it was, but Dunst was aware it was going to happen.

Is Judd Apatow having second thoughts about his very hot take on The Slap??

Coming off a win for Best Picture (“CODA”) and featuring a slew of critically-acclaimed series this year, Apple TV+ is really having a moment right now. April will likely give them two more critically-acclaimed series, “Slow Horses” with Gary Oldman and an intriguing metaphysical thriller called “Shining Girls” starring and executive produced by Emmy Award-winning actress Elisabeth Moss (“The Handmaid’s Tale”).

Who needs the Grammys?

CBS News has hired Mick Mulvaney, who served as acting chief of staff during Donald Trump’s presidency, as a contributor.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy, 42, walked through what Ukrainian refugees can expect to see in the Polish town Medyka, while leaving their home country amidst the war with Russia. The dancer showed the different tents with volunteers handing out supplies, including food, clothing and baby products, while also talking about how cold it is for Ukrainians as they arrive in the camp, after their long journey.

“There is no excuse for what he did. “He’s lucky Chris is not filing assault charges.The excuses he made tonight were bulls**t."Another user penned that he hopes Will has to return his Oscar, as they claimed his actions made him a “bully”, who deserved punishment. The user wrote in a post liked by Ricky: “After all the initial joking I hope Will Smith has to return his Oscar. “His behaviour was unacceptable.

The memorial service for the late Duke of Edinburgh (aka Prince Philip, the Queen‘s late husband) was underway earlier today (March 29) at Westminster Abbey in London, England.

Tom Cruise is back at Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in the new trailer for Top Gun: Maverick.

Caitlyn Jenner is enjoying life as a grandparent!

Coronation Street’s Phill could be up to no good, as eagle-eyed viewers think they have caught him in a lie about his council job. In recent episodes, fans saw Phill ousted from his office-based council job after leaking papers about the environmental impact of getting rid of the Red Rec to Maria Connor.Breaking the news to girlfriend Fiz, the pair became even more determined to sell the house she used to share with Tyrone in order to move into their own place.But could he be up to something a lot more sinister? Fans think he could be playing the long game in order to swindle Fiz out of more of her money - which could happen if the house sale manages to go through in his name too.Taking to Facebook to share their theories, one fan wrote: “I’m not sure [what’s going to happen] but Phil is too good to be true.

Coronation Street's Lydia Chambers has been bad news since arriving on the cobbles, intent on destroying Adam Barlow's life.But now viewers think they've worked out an even more sinister twist, which saw her murder young Finn's parents in an attempt to escape justice.Lydia's motives soon became clear when she staged an affair with Adam to split him from wife Sarah Platt, along with attempting to ruin the solicitors' business and get Adam arrested for vandalising her flat.But when she admitted he'd encouraged her to abort their baby and left her in the dust, fans became a little more sympathetic - at least until Lydia tossed him from a high balcony, leaving him needing urgent surgery or risk going blind.Fans are curious as to why they haven't seen the child in Lydia's custody - Finn - since around Christmastime, despite her using him as an excuse to escape justice for the assault.The youngster appeared on screen briefly in the Christmas market sections, but has only been referred to since, with Lydia referencing childminders and school.And Adam refused to press charges after Lydia told him that she is "all Finn's got".Taking to Facebook to air their theories, one fan wrote: “Very strange storyline. I was thinking has she killed the mother of Finn, will this be a long story and she comes back and things get worse?“Don’t think this is over, think she was hoping Adam was dead!”Another agreed: “Finn is her son...

Channel 5 documentary, HMP Wakefield: Evil Behind Bars, has focused on the Yorkshire institution, and in one section highlighted the jail’s large amounts of sex offenders.Containing infamous names including Roy Whiting – who was convicted of abducting and murdering 8 year-old Sarah Payne in 2000 – the so-called 'Monster Mansion' is also home to Robert Maudsley, who has spent more than 30 years locked up.As well as revealing details about life inside, the documentary offered viewers an understanding of labels given to offenders during their time as inmates.Mark, a former inmate, began by explaining that HMP Wakefield carried a reputation for housing prisoners who would typically be held in solitary confinement in other jails.“What prisoners refer to as ‘nonces’, or sex offenders, or people in prison for serious crimes against women and children,” he added.And, Noel ‘Razor’ Smith, who did time at HMP Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire, suggested that HMP Wakefield had been so full of prisoners who had taken part in sex crimes, that a new term had been invented.“Wakefield is where the word ‘nonce’ for sex offender actually originated,” he claimed.Noel explained that this term had been developed because of the risk to sex offenders of being attacked when prisoners were let out of their cells.He continued: “They had a slate board outside the cell with your name and number, and they would put the letters, ‘N.O.N.C.E’ on it, which actually meant ‘not on normal courtyard exercise’.“So when the staff came round to unlock everybody for exercise and let them out, when they saw nonce on the door they would leave them locked up because they knew if they let them out, the other prisoners would attack them.“So it became the universal word for

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