The Last of Us star Melanie Lynskey calls out model Adrianne Curry

Love Island 2022 winner Davide Sanclimenti has delivered a sly dig at this year's winter edition as he admitted he hasn't been "entertained" by the drama in the South African villa so far.The 27 year old star, who won the show with his now-girlfriend Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, 28, swiftly became one of the show's most popular contestants ever to grace screens.The Italian stallion and his Turkish delight had an almighty journey on the show, with many convinced their fiery personalities couldn't make it in the long haul. But nearly seven months after the final last summer, the couple are still going strong.

Olivia Hawkins has a “lack of self awareness” and does the very things she criticises other Love Island contestants for, a relationship expert has claimed. Former Michelle Keegan and Emma Watson body double Olivia Hawkins has certainly made a splash since joining the ITV dating show as one of the original contestants. Since the start of the series, Olivia has been involved in numerous arguments and was previously coupled up with Tom Clare, Kai Fagan, and now Casa Amor bombshell Maxwell Samuda.

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Sundance prize winner Sofia Alaoui, Yemeni-Scottish Oscar-nominee Sara Ishaq and Emmy-feted Egyptian cinematographer Muhammad Hamdy will be among filmmakers presenting projects at the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra event, unfolding in Qatar March 10-15.

EXCLUSIVE: Christine Horn (The Fallout, Snowfall) and Sule Rimi (Andor, The English) have been tapped to star in Kagiso Lediga’s newly titled Amazon Freevee series Classified (fka Untitled Kagiso Lediga), a coming-of-age drama from Skybound Galactic, a joint venture between Robert Kirkman’s Skybound Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television, and Johannesburg-based producer Diprente. Horn and Rimi join previously announced lead Imani Pullum. The series will premiere in the U.S. on Amazon Freevee. 

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Chris Pine is clearing up the air on what really happened with Harry Styles at the Venice Film Festival in a viral moment known as “Spitgate.”

Last year, Karina Longworth’s hit Hollywood podcast You Must Remember This looked at the Erotic ‘80s. Longworth is now delving into the same topic of sex in film and TV across the 1990s for the next season.

Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) faced hordes of super infected that had been released from underground in their dangerous bid to make it out of Kansas City alive in the new episode of HBO's The Last Of Us.Episode 5 of the series titled Endure and Survive opened with rebels in Kansas City killing all the individuals in town who had collaborated with the Federal Disaster Response Agency (FEDRA). Henry (Lamar Johnson) and his deaf brother Sam (Keivonn Woodard) ran into a building for shelter.Meanwhile the leader of the rebels, Kathleen (Melanie Lynskey, who called out model Adrianne Curry for her tweets about her body type) sat down in front of a group of collaborators that were being held in a cell.'Did it feel good betraying your neighbors to FEDRA?' Kathleen asked. 'Watching us get thrown in prison, watching us hang, so you could get medicine, alcohol, f***ing apples?' Joel: Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) faced hordes of super infected that had been released from underground in their dangerous bid to make it out of Kansas City alive in the new episode of HBO's The Last Of Us.

HBO enjoyed stellar numbers for the debut of its new series The Last of Us on the night of its premiere last month.According to a report from The Hollywood Reporter Thursday, the show - which stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as survivors following a catastrophic viral outbreak in 2003 - piled up 223 million viewing minutes hours after its debut episode January 15.The viewing totals, which end at the conclusion of the evening Sundays (when new episodes of the show first air), worked out to about 2.79 million HBO Max accounts tuning into the show's 80-minute premiere. According to HBO, more than 4.7 million viewers watched the show on its first night, meaning that a minimum of 59 percent came from HBO Max streams.Another highly-anticipated HBO series - the Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon - debuted last August to around 327 million minutes of streaming, according to the outlet.The top five streaming shows for the period of January 9-15 were all via Netflix, as Ginny & Georgia led the way with 2.73 billion minutes viewed, The Walking Dead had 1.43 billion and Vikings: Valhalla had 1.03 billion. Cocomelon was in fourth with 918 million while Wednesday had 810 million.The Last of Us was also in the headlines for different reasons Thursday, days after the debut of a new character named Kathleen in the show's fourth episode that aired Sunday night, played by Melanie Lynskey - as the character had one famous detractor: model Adrianne Curry.Lynskey, 45, plays the leader of a group of revolutionaries in Kansas City in the fourth episode, entitled Please Hold to My Hand, where Joel (Pascal) and Ellie ( Ramsey) come across this vindictive leader.

Melanie Lynskey doesn’t have time for body shaming — of any kind!

Leading by example. Melanie Lynskey has been candid about embracing her body through the years.

was part of the Now, . But once again, it was Lynskey's pitch-perfect response to the weird body-shaming comment that got the most support from the internet. On Twitter, Adrianne Curry commented on a photo of Lynskey, “Her body says life of luxury… not post-apocalyptic warlord. Where is Linda Hamilton when you need her?” For context, Lynskey plays the leader of a brutal resistance movement on The Last of Us.

Melanie Lynskey didn’t appreciate criticism that she was a bit too zaftig for the role of a post-apocalyptic warlord.

What a warlord looks like. Melanie Lynskey clapped back after Adrianne Curry questioned whether she’s the right person to play Kathleen on The Last of Us.

The Last Of Us delivered another series high on Sunday with 7.5M people tuning in across HBO and HBO Max.