‘The Good House’ Review: Sigourney Weaver Plays a Woman With a Secret Everyone Else Can See

David Guetta has reportedly split from his girlfriend Jessica Ledon. The 54-year-old DJ and the 30-year-old actress have called time on their romance after seven years together. A source close to the DJ told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: "David had grown apart from Jess and their lifestyles just weren’t compatible anymore.

Lili Reinhart's time on 'Riverdale' has been an "education". The 26-year-old actress has starred as Betty Cooper on the teen drama since 2017, and she admits that it's been a life-changing experience. She shared: "I was 19 when I was cast as Betty.

Taylor Swift’s “Anti-Hero” music video appears to have been edited on at least one streaming service to remove one controversial scene.

Universal Pictures film chief Donna Langley said she would be open to an all-female Fast & Furious film.Langley, speaking with Business Insider in an interview published Wednesday, said she 'would love to see a female Fast' adding that the franchise's Vin Diesel would, as well.'We have so many great and amazing female characters in our franchise and now there’s the new addition of Brie Larson to add to the incredible roster,' Langley said. 'I would love to see us do a female Fast.' The latest: Universal Pictures film chief Donna Langley said she would be open to an all-female Fast & Furious film. Nathalie Emmanuel and Michelle Rodriguez were seen in 2021's F9Notable actresses who have been seen in the action film series include Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, Charlize Theron, Helen Mirren, Nathalie Emmanuel, Gal Gadot and Ronda Rousey.Vin Diesel said on Instagram in 2019 that screenwriters Nicole Perlman, Lindsey Beer and Geneva Robertson-Dworet had begun to work on a script, but the studio had not yet officially approved moving forward with the movie, Variety reported.

A controversial US preacher is being probed after telling his flock that women’s “primary ­functions” are washing up, cooking and cleaning. Pastor Donald Clough has been accused of penning “a masterclass in misogyny” over his claims the world is in a mess because too many women are refusing to submit to the will of their husbands.

A prisoner bombarded his former lover with calls and a letter to try and rekindle the relationship.

The call between Nicola Sturgeon and Rishi Sunak has signalled a more constructive relationship than the one between the First Minister and her predecessors.

Rihanna showed off her incredible postpartum figure in a figure-hugging sequined gown while attending the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever premiere with her boyfriend A$AP Rocky on Wednesday evening.Just days after announcing the long-awaited music comeback for the first time in five years, a single for the Black Panther sequel called Lift Me Up, the nine-time Grammy winner and her baby daddy, both 34, coordinated outfits on their latest date night. As she flaunted her enviable curves on the purple carpet, the F**kin' Problems rapper cut a stylish figure in an oversized light grey jacket and coordinating pants. Date night: Rihanna showed off her incredible postpartum figure in a figure-hugging sequined gown while attending the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever premiere with her boyfriend A$AP Rocky on Wednesday eveningThe duo, who welcomed a baby boy on May 13 in Los Angeles, posed for photos with their arms lovingly wrapped around each other.

MSPs will vote on controversial gender recognition legislation today as part of Scottish Government plans to make it easier for people to choose their preferred gender.

Hugh Jackman revealed in a new wide-ranging profile that he once gave actor Matt Damon a lap dance during a Broadway performance.The 54-year-old Australian actor had just broken out with American audiences portraying Wolverine in 2000's X-Men, when he surprised many by landing the role of Aussie musician Peter Allen in the Broadway musical The Boy From Oz.During his Broadway run - which won him his first of two Tony Awards - he would frequently improvise parts of the show, which lead to him giving Matt Damon a lap dance on stage one night, he revealed to Variety. Lap dance: Hugh Jackman revealed in a new wide-ranging profile that he once gave actor Matt Damon a lap dance during a Broadway performance On stage: During his Broadway run - which won him his first of two Tony Awards - he would frequently improvise parts of the show, which lead to him giving Matt Damon a lap dance on stage one night, he revealed to Variety Jackman revealed, 'The most fun I ever had was playing Peter Allen,' the iconic gay musician who was one of the first prominent Aussies to die from AIDS in 1992, at just 48 years of age.There were parts during the show's second act that would allow Jackman to improvise, where he would frequently pull up celebrity guests from the crowd.

A distraught father screamed out in court yesterday after the lorry driver who killed his daughter was spared jail.

Kevin Feige on James Gunn joining DC: “I’ll be first in line to see anything he does” pic.twitter.com/spptngC2jF

Lili Reinhart does not believe she will be asked back to the Met Gala after she slammed Kim Kardashian's crash diet for this year's event.Kim, 42, famously lost 16lbs in just three weeks in order to fit into Marilyn Monroe's 'Happy Birthday Mr. President' dress at the star-studded extravaganza this May.At the time Lili said Kim's 'ignorance is other-worldly and disgusting' and lambasted 'stupid, harmful celebrities whose entire image revolves around their bodies.'Now in a new interview, Lili told W with a laugh that her own Met Gala days may be over after 'I said a certain something about a certain person in a certain dress.' Whoops: Lili Reinhart (left) does not believe she will be asked back to the Met Gala after she slammed Kim Kardashian's crash diet for this year's event (right) The Riverdale blonde, who also frequently airs out her political opinions on social media, declared: 'I have always wanted to stand for something.' She shared that 'while I don’t like it if one comment by me turns into 17 articles in People magazine, I never overthink what I post.

The invasion may be secret, but the identity of Emilia Clarke's character isn't anymore. The 36-year-old actress' character seemed to be accidentally revealed by Marvel in an otherwise innocuous GIF posted to the popular social media app Tenor. The GIF showed Clarke in character saying, 'It's the beginning.' She wore her dark brown hair short so it barely brushed her shoulders.  Not so secret: The invasion may be secret, but the identity of Emilia Clarke's character isn't anymore (pictured 2020)However, the Tenor app labeled it 'Its The Beginning Abigail Brand GIF,' leading many fans to believe the Game of Thrones alum is playing Abigail Brand in the project.  In the Marvel Comics, Brand is a special agent for the United States government who joins S.W.O.R.D., a fictional agency which protects the world from extraterrestrial threats. S.W.O.R.D. is a subdivision of S.H.I.E.L.D., the most prominent supernatural agency in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that created the Avengers Initiative. Brand is actually an extraterrestrial herself in the comics.

Megan Fox posts twisted love note to 'devastatingly handsome' Machine Gun Kelly under his latest social media post, featuring photos from the Time100 Next Gala. In response to a slew of photos uploaded to the 32-year-old fiance's Instagram on Wednesday, the Rogue star, 36, listed some of her favorite qualities about her man.'Never has anyone with better bone structure walked the earth,' she gushed of the rapper-turned-pop-punk rocker. 'Exquisitely, devastatingly handsome.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Growing up in Texas toward the tail end of the 20th century, I was not taught about Emmett Till. I’ve learned about him since, of course. Till’s name adorns this year’s overdue federal antilynching act, and his tragic fate has inspired plays and films, including 2018’s Oscar-nominated short, “My Nephew Emmett,” and now a powerful new feature from Chinonye Chukwu, who gave Alfre Woodard one of her greatest roles in 2019 Sundance winner “Clemency.” Till’s story — that of a 14-year-old Black boy from Chicago who was kidnapped in the middle of the night and lynched while visiting his family in Mississippi — may have been omitted from my Southern schooling for racist reasons, though I suspect it had as much to do with Western culture’s “great man” bias. History, as a field of study, celebrates the achievements of heroic individuals. Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks. Those names were all taught. But Emmett Till was a kid whose murder galvanized the American civil rights movement, and it has taken a different kind of thinking — à la “Say Their Names” campaign or Ryan Coogler’s “Fruitvale Station” — to position victims in the public’s mind.

Sigourney Weaver and Morena Baccarin are stepping out to promote their new movie!

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic What strange sorcery is this that “Hocus Pocus” — a so-so comedy turned campy cult favorite starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy as absolutely fabulous Salem witch sisters — should be getting a sequel nearly three decades after its 1993 release? At the time, Variety speculated that, were it not for the film’s three stars, “‘Hocus Pocus’ wouldn’t seem out of place on the Disney Channel, and perhaps belongs there.” (Its director, Kenny Ortega, would go on to helm the “High School Musical” franchise for the cabler.) In a sense, that’s what’s happened with this follow-up, aimed to breathe some life into the graveyard that is Disney+. The sequel’s existence owes less to popular demand (the original earned a respectable $39.3 million stateside and went on to become a Halloween season staple) than the realization that the film had tapped into preteens’ fascination with witchcraft before Harry Potter came along. It can be no coincidence that the new feature lifts so much of its look and feel from that franchise — with eye of newt, a dead man’s head and some aspects of “The Craft” tossed in for good measure. In “Hocus Pocus 2,” the three teens called upon to save Salem from the Sanderson sisters’ return are themselves budding witches, which means the movie is less about scaring kids away from magic than indulging their post-Potter junior wizarding fantasies.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic “A lot of this really happened,” teases the opening card of David O. Russell’s unruly ensemble comedy “Amsterdam,” a loony early-’30s social satire that goes cartwheeling through a little-remembered episode in American history when fascists tried to overthrow the U.S. government. Russell clearly sees parallels between this alarming chapter of the nation’s past and our present, as national divisions threaten to overwhelm American democracy, but the writer-director has complicated the plot — the movie’s plot, that is, not the greater conspiracy on which it turns — to such a degree that audiences are bound to be bewildered. Instead of wondering which parts are true and which ones invented, they’re likely to find themselves asking, “What the hell is happening?” for the better part of 134 minutes.