The Crown’s Claire Foy doesn’t want daughter ‘to think the world is scary’

Doja Cat nearly missed accepting her 2022 Grammy Award, making it back right on time to receive the statue for the Best Pop Duo/ Group Performance for “Kiss Me More.”“I’ve never taken such a fast p— in my whole life,” Doja Cat said between heaving breaths, after sprinting to the stage in heels.She urged her co-creator on the track SZA, who limped to the stage on crutches and received a much needed gown assist from Lady Gaga, “to say something, give them something,” before handing over the microphone.The 32-year-old “Good Days” singer, who is up for Best R&B Song for the track joked “I am glad you made it back in time,” after thanking her family and God.“I like to downplay s–t,” Doja Cat, 26, said as she began to tear up, overcome with emotions. “But this? It’s a big deal.”“Thank you everybody,” the “Woman” singer continued before stepping off the stage in grateful shock.

Lady Gaga looked immaculate at this year's Grammy's as she paid tribute to old Hollywood glamour for the awards do.The chart-topping artist looked decadent as ever on the red carpet and on stage at the 64th Grammy Award in Las Vegas on Sunday (April 3).Strutting down the red carpet in a divine looking one-shoulder black and white gown by Armani Prive, Gaga, 35, had all eyes on her as she entered the building.Paying homage to old Hollywood glamour, Gaga looked expensive as she flaunted her beauty in the jaw-dropping open-back gown that included a sweeping white train.The 12-time award-winning Grammy performer finished the look with a retro updo that showed off her dazzling jewellery by Tifanny and Co.The hit-maker and her close friend Tony Bennett, 95, are nominated for five awards, including album of the year for their collaborative album Love for Sale. After her epic red-carpet entrance, Gaga did not stop there as she dazzled the audience with her melodic renditions of Love for Sale and Do I Love You from her album with Tony.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefCinema box office in mainland China crumbled to its lowest weekend total this year as the film industry was once again hit by the impact of anti-coronavirus lockdowns. Nationwide, cinemas recorded just $12.6 million of business.Virus infections are spiking sharply upwards in some parts of the country, caused by the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant of the COVID-19 disease, though in comparison with many other countries absolute numbers remain low.

Thania Garcia Justin Bieber was back on the Grammys stage and performed his teamed-up hit single, “Peaches,” alongside featured artists, Giveon and Daniel Caesar. Under the warmth of moody red lighting, Bieber started his laid-back performance on a white Roland piano with a slow rendition of the number-one hit.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSZA revealed that her long-awaited sophomore major-label album, some six years in the making, is finally finished and on the way.“I just finished it up in Hawaii,” she said in answer to Variety’s question. “And it’s coming soon!” Asked for details, she said , “I think it’s my most unisex album.” Met with a slightly confused response, she continued, “I think it’s for everyone.”She also explained why she’s on crutches, which led to a rather comical moment in which she walked up the stairs to accept her first Grammy Award — on crutches with a long gown, which led to Lady Gaga holding her train for her.“I fell out of bad before I came here,” to Las Vegas for the show, she quickly clarified.

Saweetie always comes to slay and the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards were no exception. The GRAMMY-nominated rapper stepped out in two different outfits Sunday night. Saweetie first hit the red in a hot pink skirt and bra set by Valentino.

GRAMMY Awards saw some of music's brightest stars — including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo and Lil Nas X — come together for music's biggest night.This year's ceremony was also a celebration of a return to (quasi) normality after last year's socially distanced show, and the slew of impressive performances tore the roof off the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.Hosted by Trevor Noah, the night featured some hilarious moments, and a slew of incredible performances from the multitude of A-list entertainers including John Legend, Carrie Underwood, and Silk Sonic, who opened the star-studded ceremony.Here's a look at the most memorable and jaw-dropping musical moments from Sunday's big show.pic.twitter.com/Xd779KlciRThe duo, made up of Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars, got the star-studded audience moving and on their feet at the start of the gala event, and their hit track, «777,» more than did the trick! The night proved fruitful for the group, as they won Best R&B Performance for «Leave the Door Open,» tying with Jazmine Sullivan («Pick Up Your Feelings») and later won Song of the Year for the same track!The  host and celebrated stand-up comic had endless charm and class as he delivered a fun monologue and didn't hold back when it came to poking fun at some of the A-list music stars in the room. He also delivered a low-key jab at the Oscars slap controversy, joking, «We're gonna be listening to some music, we're gonna be dancing, we're gonna be singing.

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Imelda Staunton says she will have to get Olivia Colman and Claire Foy out of her head as she takes on the role of playing the Queen.

Past and present stars of Doctor Who have recorded a thank you message to NHS staff on the front line of the pandemic.

The Doctor has a brief encounter with The Beatles in a “never before seen” Doctor Who script, penned by writer Neil Gaiman.

DOCTOR WHO stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan will be live tweeting whilst watching a fan favourite episode of the show. The episode was first broadcast in 2010 and was a historical moment for the show, as it marked Matt Smith's first full appearance as The Doctor.

A galaxy of British music and movie stars pulled together for a video honoring the U.K.'s National Health Service. In the clip posted by the NHS on Thursday night (April 2), the celebs hold up cards that read #ThankYouNHS, with Elton John saying, "You are our heroes and we salute each and every one of you. Thank you."

DOCTOR Who writer Richard Curtis has revealed the heart-wrenching reason he wrote the episode Vincent and the Doctor. He revealed last night that the episode was supposed to be a tribute to his late sister.

Doctor Who has been full of surprises this year.

Royal families have been captivating people around the world for centuries, whether it be real-life kings and queens or dazzling portrayals of them in movies and TV shows.

Claire Foy and Andrew Scott were among the winners at the WhatsOnStage Awards in London on Sunday night.

Claire Foy and Matt Smith have been pictured putting the finishing touches to their socially-distanced revival of hit play Lungs, ahead of opening night tonight [Friday 26 January 2020].In the newly-released images, the stars can be seen rehearsing while sprawled across the stage in London’s iconic Old Vic theatre.And it’s staying empty, because tonight’s show – which kicks off at 8pm – can only be watched from home, with tickets available via the Old Vic website.Lungs will run for eight shows, until 4 July.Written by Duncan MacMillan in 2011, it tells the story of a bickering couple and their mounting anxieties over bringing a child into a world marred by overpopulation and the climate crisis.Claire and Matt previously made a splash in The

Claire Foy and Matt Smith head to the theater for rehearsals for their play Lungs on Thursday (June 25) in London, England.

DOCTOR Who's David Tennant has hinted at a mega episode starring THREE Time Lord during a chat with Jodie Whittaker and Matt Smith. The 49-year-old played the 10th Doctor in the hit sci-fi series, with Matt, 37.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe Doctor may be able to travel at will through time and space, but it took a global pandemic to get three of the people who played the character in the same “room” for the first time. “Doctor Who” stars David Tennant, Matt Smith and Jodie Whittaker came together June 22 to celebrate the series streaming on HBO Max and reminisce about their respective times on the show and what it’s meant to them over the years.