Tony Roberts Dies: ‘Serpico’, ‘Annie Hall’ & Broadway Actor Was 85

Critics slammed Meghan Markle online shortly after the Duchess of Sussex shared a rare photo of her 3-year-old daughter, Princess Lilibet. Markle, 43, posted a carousel of images Saturday to celebrate International Women's Day, and included a snap of her husband Prince Harry cradling their little girl in his arms in what appeared to be a boat with water surrounding the pair. Social media users were not happy and blasted the royal couple for taking a lax approach to water safety while boating.

Danny Jones' marriage is reportedly on the rocks, with the McFly star now engaged in intense discussions with his wife amid concerns that another video could surface.The 38 year old singer has had a nightmare week after he was caught on camera kissing Maura Higgins at a BRITs afterparty, and another video has since emerged showing the pair partying hard at the posh Nobu Hotel in London until 6am. A source close to Danny's circle has told the Mirror that Danny and his wife of 11 years, Georgia Horsley, are having serious talks in an attempt to salvage their relationship.This comes after Love Island stunner Maura jetted off to LA to escape the scandal.The source claims that it's high time for the McFly frontman to be "honest" - and publicly clarify what really transpired between him and his former jungle campmate.

McFly's Danny Jones is reportedly in crisis talks with his wife, Georgia Horsley, amid fears that another video could be leaked.The 38 year old singer has had a tough week after he was caught on camera kissing Love Island's Maura Higgins at a BRITs afterparty. Another video then surfaced showing the pair enjoying a wild night out at London's luxurious Nobu Hotel until 6am.

James Bond will reportedly remain male and British under the franchise’s new management by Amazon MGM Studios.Last month, it was announced that the long-serving producers of 007, Barbara Broccoli and her half-brother Michael G. Wilson, had stepped away from the creative process and handed over control to Amazon, ending over 60 years of the Broccoli family’s control of the Bond estate.Now, a report by the Daily Mail states that an internal memo has circulated within the studio that stipulates “the spy will not change gender or nationality”, although it did state that the new Bond could come from elsewhere in the Commonwealth.Amazon have not publicly commented on the report.Bond fans have not reacted kindly to the news of the franchise’s sale, with some predicting that Amazon will “ruin” the series by over-saturating the market with “mediocre spin-offs”.A previous report suggested that Amazon executive chairman Jeff Bezos decided to pursue the buyout and have the company take creative control of the films after reading that Broccoli referred to Amazon executives as “fucking idiots” during her dealings with the company.The Hollywood Reporter noted that an insider said Bezos “read her quote in the Journal and got on the phone and said, ‘I don’t care what it takes, get rid of her’.”Amazon acquired its share of the rights to the James Bond franchise in 2021 when they purchased studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).

a recent paintball outing shows a continued level of “emotional intimacy,” experts told Fox News Digital.Affleck and Garner were smiling the whole time. They had “a bunch of good energy around them,” a source told Fox News Digital about the outing.

stepped out for South by Southwest (SXSW) as she appeared unfazed by her ongoing legal battle with actor Justin Baldoni. Lively made one of her first public appearances since she and “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Baldoni filed lawsuits against one another. On Friday, Lively was all smiles as she posed for photographers, took photos with fans and signed autographs during the world premiere of her new movie, “Another Simple Favor.” The actress wore a light pink latex dress with a black-laced embellished floral design.

William Earl Annapurna Sriram has a lengthy showbiz resume, acting in massive series like “The Blacklist” and “Billions,” indie films and other projects. Yet, after a childhood obsessed with daring cinema from auteurs like John Waters, she didn’t feel she was living up to her creative potential. “As an actor who is ethnically ambiguous, I was getting pigeonholed into a lot of really boring, sort of racial stereotypes,” Sriram says.

Stephen Saito There are a handful of title cards to explain the fantastical world in which “O’Dessa” takes place, but perhaps it would be more instructive if there were a few more to lead audiences back to a time before the acquisition of Fox by Disney, when Geremy Jasper’s ambitious rock opera first started to be developed at Searchlight with great enthusiasm in the wake of the director’s Sundance hit “Patti Cakes.” Now shredded into ribbons, the story of a girl (Sadie Sink) and her guitar feels like the end product of various executive regimes that couldn’t agree on a single vision, ultimately settling on the simplest of stories inside an ornate setting that’s been rendered largely incomprehensible by studio notes. “O’Dessa” envisions the end of civilization, but when it debuts on Hulu a week after its premiere at SXSW, it’ll seem like the end of a certain era for its studio, where the project was hatched by alumni of “Beasts of the Southern Wild.” Call it a relic of a time when Searchlight invested in second features from filmmakers whose bold debuts they’d acquired in Park City during the mid-2010s.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “Mickey 17,” a dystopian sci-fi comedy starring a dozen Robert Pattinsons, was No. 1 at the domestic box office with $19.1 million from 3,807 theaters. But the Warner Bros.

Brent Lang Executive Editor On the first day shooting “The Rivals of Amziah King,” Matthew McConaughey, his right eye swollen from a bee sting, walked onto the set, raised his hand and asked, “Is anybody else nervous except for me?” The cast and crew let out a collective laugh. “Alright, alright, alright, I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t the only one,” the actor said, sounding like a mixture of a preacher and a surfer with his signature drawl. But McConaughey wasn’t joking.

Kristin Davis is spilling some details about a scrapped plot on And Just Like That.

BBC's Ten Pound Poms brings to life the tale of Brits who swapped post-war Britain for sunnier climes down under.The BBC show zeroes in on a group of Brits, but in reality, nearly a million made the leap to Australia as part of this historic scheme. As the second series airs this month, Michelle Keegan, Warren Brown and Faye Marsay will reprise their roles in the six-part drama.

Kevin Hart is yelling at Seth Meyers!

Just a week following the revelation of Maura Higgins and her jungle campmate Danny Jones sharing a kiss at a BRIT Awards after-bash, new footage snapped up by The Sun newspaper has emerged, showing the duo prolonging their festivities at a posh central London hotel until the wee hours of 6am.The pair, caught in a mesmerising gaze within the clip, chose none other than Central London's luxurious Nobu Hotel as their post-3am rendezvous point. In the video, they appear deeply engrossed in conversation and laughter, wine glasses in hand, with only security personnel seen nearby.

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Netflix has already made a handful of renewal or cancellation decisions regarding their TV show slate in 2025.

AUSTIN – The internet, for all the ways it connects us and opens up our worlds, is also an often hellish place. Social media, in particular, are increasingly concentrated places to witness all our capacity for cruelty in an endless scroll.

AUSTIN – A work that’s fascinating to discuss and grapple with while not being wholly successful at what it seems to be ultimately setting out to do, director Andre Gaines’ narrative feature debut “The Dutchman” is both a mighty big swing of a film as well as a more confined character study of sorts. Though it’s an interpretation of the late Amiri Baraka’s much-discussed 1964 play “Dutchman” (whose previous cinematic adaptation was long thought to be lost to time, though it has since been given new life), it is also one that carves out its own distinct territory and leans into the surreal elements of its source material.

Now that the sun is shining, Brits up and down the country will be gearing up to spend as much time as possible in their garden. If you would like a dedicated space in your outdoor living area where you can drink a cup of coffee, read the newspapers, or scroll on your phone, you'll want to check out Debenhams' latest deal.

Former Love Island host Laura Whitmore, 39, has reportedly pulled out of the BBC's Celebrity Apprentice special just days before filming was due to start, causing a major headache for the production team.The special was set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Apprentice, featuring a host of celebrities taking on business challenges under the watchful eye of Lord Alan Sugar. Last week, it was revealed that Angela Scanlon from The One Show and Virgin Radio, along with pillow and bed salesman Tom Skinner, who appeared on the show in 2019, had joined the line-up.

battling bladder cancer for over the past year, according to a statement released by his family on social media.“D’Wayne’s life was incomparable, and his music and service impacted millions around the world, including in his hometown of Oakland, California,” his family said in a statement. “He was a guitarist, producer, composer, philanthropist, mentor and founding member of Tony! Toni! Tone! He was deeply passionate about providing artist development and mentorship to emerging young musicians, helping to shape the early careers of many.”His family added: “Through this fight, he remained committed and present for his family, his music, his fans and his community.”Wiggins was a vocalist and bass guitarist of the beloved R&B group, which included his brother Raphael Saadiq and their cousin Christian Riley.