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EXCLUSIVE: The eve of his potential historic night at the Emmys, Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae looks to have found his first major studio role following that breakout in a property more popular then the Netflix global phenomenon.

EXCLUSIVE: Saban Films has picked up worldwide rights (except Italy) to Yale Entertainment’s thriller The Last Girl.

Her Majesty paid tribute to her late husband, Prince Phillip, during last year's 'personal' and moving Queen's speech. During her speech, the monarch spoke about the “one familiar laugh missing” in her household as she spent Christmas Day without the Duke of Edinburgh.

A woman who says she was 'frightened' after waking up to find Benjamin Mendy having sex with her denies she was having a 'great time' hours after the alleged rape. The Manchester City defender, 28, is currently standing trial at Chester Crown Court.

Autumn is fast approaching - and with it come seasonal menu changes for some of the UK’s favourite stores and coffee shops. One item that many coffee fans look forward to at this time of the year is the pumpkin spice latte .

Katie Price has been pictured arriving at Channel 4 headquarters in Leeds, with partner Carl Woods in tow. The 44 year old former glamour model appeared on Steph’s Packed Lunch, following her brave reveal that she was brutally raped at gunpoint during a carjacking in South Africa in 2018. She’s spoken out about this horrifying ordeal, and the impact it’s had on her life, ahead of the release of a new documentary Trauma And Me, on Channel 4.

Jeff Bezos is about to lose his place as the world's second richest man.Bezos, who founded online shopping website Amazon, currently sits behind Telsa creator Elon Musk on the list, with a fortune of £140billion, compared to Musk's £250b.But there's a new player on the block, just £3b behind Bezos.READ MORE: Inside ‘world’s biggest’ supercar graveyard where rich drivers dump £170k cars in desertHautam Adani, who managed to double his entire fortune in 2021, is the chairman and founder of the Adani Group, which trades in oil and gas, food processing, mining and more.Born in Ahmedabad, India, the 60-year-old founded his company in 1985 as an importer of polymers, but quickly expanded into trading of metals, textiles and more.Adani also has a 74% stake in Mumbai International Airport – the second busiest in the world after Delhi – and became Asia's richest person in February, beating fellow industrialist Mukesh Ambani.Despite his massive wealth, he has also created the Adani Foundation in 1996.Through the charity, he was able to donate around £10million to India's Covid relief fund, and bought around 90 metric tones of liquid medical oxygen from Saudi Arabia to help hospitals in need at the time.Despite being his place on the wealthy list potentially in danger of taking a hit, Jeff Bezos actually made money during the Covid pandemic.To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.It was reported that his wealthy grew by around £20 billion – mainly due to everyone around the world being stuck inside with nothing but online shopping to do.His record profit came in 2004, when it rose a whopping 104% from £2.5b to £5.1b.It also rose 61.6% from 2016 to 2017, too,

Camille Vasquez is back on the court with another Hollywood celebrity. The lawyer who became worldwide known for her fantastic performance in the Johnny Depp vs.

Kelly Ripa still looks as good as ever at 51, which she proved again this week.The morning show princess looked radiant in a new cover story for Haute Living, shot by Miller Mobley, which DailyMail has been given a first look at.The Live with Kelly and Ryan host is releasing Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, available on September 27 from Dey Street Books.In the chapter titled Don't Let Your Husband Pick Your Death Clothes she said she passed out when having sex with All My Children co-star Mark Consuelos.  Pinup: Kelly Ripa still looks as good as ever at 51, which she proved again this week. The morning show princess looked radiant in a new cover story for Haute Living, shot by Miller Mobley, which DailyMail has been given a first look at Naughty: The Live with Kelly and Ryan host is releasing Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, available on September 27 from Dey Street Books.

The Queen is being looked after by doctors at her Scottish home of Balmoral Castle after she was forced to cancel a video meeting with ministers.Just one day after appointing Liz Truss as the new Prime Minister of the UK, the Queen is now under medical supervision.Both Prince Charles and Prince William are travelling to her during this worrying time, with many fearing the worst.In a statement, Buckingham Palace said: "After a full day yesterday, Her Majesty has this afternoon accepted doctors’ advice to rest."This means that the Privy Council meeting that had been due to take place this evening will be rearranged.""The Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral after doctors became concerned for her health."As unthinkable as it is, if the Queen does die, the country and Commonwealth will be plunged into a national period of mourning.Officials, along with the Monarch herself, came up with Operation London Bridge as a way to prepare the world’s media in the event of her death.Here is everything you need to know about what happens if the Queen dies.The national period of mourning is a 12-day long time known as D-Days, according to Politico.It will involve the preparation of the Queen’s funeral and outline plans for Prince Charles succession of the throne.Of course, after the Queen’s death, Charles will become King with immediate effect, while Camilla will be Queen Consort.MPs will give tribute in the House of Commons before suspending all business for 10 days.Prince Charles will tour the UK during this time as well, visiting Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.The Queen’s funeral will be held on day 10 of the mourning period.In the event of the Queen’s death, a new bank holiday would be unlikely due to the current plan

The Queen has sparked health fears after Buckingham Palace took the unusual step to announce the Queen has been placed under medical supervision.

Ricky Martin has reportedly filed a $20million (£17.4million) lawsuit against his nephew who made claims that he was involved in a sexual relationship with the singer. In July, the Livin La Vida Loca hitmaker was subject of a restraining order filed by his nephew, 21, alleging the romantic relationship. Martin, 50, vehemently denied the claims and his nephew’s lawyer subsequently requested that the restraining order be withdrawn, which a judge in Puerto Rico granted. The singer was later seen in a video from the remote court hearing explaining how the allegations had impacted his life. It’s now reported that Martin is suing his nephew for extortion, malicious persecution and abuse of law. The lawsuit states that Martin has been ‘persecuted, besieged, harassed, stalked and extorted’ by his nephew, who has reportedly continued to communicate with the singer via text message with threats to ‘assassinate his reputation’ unless ‘he is economically compensated’. In the documents, filed in the US territory’s Court of First Instance, it’s claimed the nephew sent up to 10 messages a day to Martin between October 2021 and January 2022, many of which are described as ‘meaningless diatribes without any particular purpose’. However, it’s said that the text messages from the nephew stopped until this summer when he filed for a restraining order. The relative, who has not been named, is also accused of publishing Martin’s private phone number on social media forcing him to change it. In the suit, it’s noted how the nephew claimed Martin ‘did not accept that the alleged relationship ended’, but the singer’s attorneys state ‘nothing could be further from the truth’. Martin claims to have suffered losses of $10m (£8.7m) in income, and

Elton John has said he collaborated with Britney Spears as he wanted to ‘enlighten everybody’ that she is ‘one of the great pop stars of the world.’Britney has been an absolute pop icon for over 20 years, with millions of fans all around the world, so plenty of people likely knew this already.But it’s clear Sir Elton has now also joined the ranks of her fanclub and is singing Britney’s praises from the rooftops.He and Britney last month released their much-anticipated song Hold Me Closer, the Toxic singer’s first new music in six years and her first release since the end of her 13-year conservatorship.The track – a remix of Sir Elton’s 1971 hit Tiny Dancer – proved instantly popular, shooting up the charts around the world.Sir Elton has now admitted he had hoped for the song to be successful to help the former teen idol gain back her confidence in the studio after a seriously difficult few years.Speaking to Zoe Ball on Radio 2’s Breakfast Show, Sir Elton said: ‘If anyone needs to have an arm put round her and to get back to what she does, it’s Britney.’The veteran musician, 75, added: ‘What I wanted to do when she completed (the song) was to enlighten everybody that this is one of the great pop stars of the world, one of the biggest stars in the world.‘She needs to get back to that.

Courtney Howard Boy meets girl. Girl falls for boy. Boy discovers he’s got a hazardous superpower and is called away to save the world from a burgeoning evil. This isn’t the usual formula for a romantic comedy, nor is it typical for Indian cinema, which roots itself in ancient mysticism and mythology. Yet that’s what makes writer-director Ayan Mukerji’s sprawling epic “Brahmāstra Part One: Shiva” special and innovative. He smashes up genre conventions as Western cinematic influences readily comingle with pure Bollywood razzle-dazzle. And though the story is occasionally overcomplicated and the spectacle excites and exhausts in equal measure (as even Marvel movies do), it’s a wildly entertaining jump start to a planned trilogy – touted as Bollywood’s first original cinematic universe, the “Astraverse.”

Andrew Barker Senior Features Writer The phrase “this one’s for the fans” is usually delivered from a defensive posture. But in the case of “Clerks III,” it’s practically a statement of purpose. Now nearly three decades removed from the microbudget indie that made him one of the most unlikely major auteurs of the 1990s, writer-director-podcaster Kevin Smith has once again returned to the New Jersey Quick Stop where he first staked his claim as a filmmaker, bringing his now-fiftysomething slacker heroes back to confront the listlessness of middle age. But the real focus of “Clerks III” is not really Randal and Dante at all, but rather the film “Clerks” itself, and Smith aims this third installment straight at his diminished but still rabid fanbase, for whom the film remains a touchstone.   

comes to digital, 4K, Blu-Ray, and DVD on Sept. 27, and with it a reel of never-before-seen bloopers from the film's set.

“Barbarian” is nasty. Whether you take that as a positive or a negative will be an entirely personal thing, but it’ll be a word that people on both sides of the opinion aisle will likely use to describe it.

Here’s one hell of a way to remember just how strange “Pinocchio” (1940) was: watch Robert Zemeckis’ hallucinatory live-action remake of it, now playing on Disney+. Some of the kooky parts here are not from the script by Simon Farnaby and Chris Weitz—to their credit, they didn’t invent the hedonistic sugary kid-hell of Pleasure Island, or the concept of an innocent boy whose wooden appendage grows, or a lonely man’s fixation on having a manic pixie dream son (Italian author Carlo Collodi did).

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic The prospect of Susan Sarandon leading an “Empire”-style music drama set in the world of country music is an instantly alluring one. Not merely is Sarandon a compelling screen presence (one who FX’s “Feud” proved works well on TV), but the particular contours of her public image as a stalwart leftist activist would seem to rub up intriguingly against her character, a survivor in the culturally conservative world of Nashville. Bad luck for viewers, then, that Sarandon, largely at a remove from the story for plot reasons, is such a minimally used part of Fox’s new drama “Monarch,” and that the elements that supersede her hold such little interest. Dottie Cantrell Roman and Albie Roman, played by Sarandon and Trace Adkins, are the parents to three children, two of them rival vocalists (Anna Friel and Beth Ditto); Dottie and Albie’s son (Joshua Sasse) must try to hold the clan together despite his sisters’ egos and need for validation.