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like we don't all know why she was called Posh Spice, only to be immediately , resulting in a clip that has me and the rest of the internet gasping for air.In the , the moment begins with Victoria on the couch, telling the interviewer about growing up “very working class." Immediately, David pokes his head in from behind a door to admonish her to “be honest.” She protests that she is being honest, but David is having none of it and asks, “What car did your dad drive you to school in?” Victoria tries to sidestep with various caveats: “My dad…” “It's not a simple answer!” “It depends!" Unfortunately for her, David missed out on a great career in broadcast journalism and presses her for a straight answer until she finally replies with the truth. “Okay, in the '80s my dad had a Rolls Royce,” she confesses. “Thank you,” David says, and closes the door again.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.And that's the story of how the internet found its new proletariat hero in David Beckham.

The Last Of Us actor Ashley Johnson.Johnson was previously granted a temporary restraining order against Foster in May this year, after the couple broke up on March 25, 2023. In the order, Johnson claimed she feared for her life following the split, and that her family had endured abuse and “many acts of terror” by Foster over the years.As reported by RadarOnline, the request for an extended restraining order was dismissed by a judge in September.

David Gilmour has continued his long running feud with former Pink Floyd bandmate, Roger Waters, by sharing a documentary detailing instances of alleged anti-Semitism from the latter.Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Gilmour retweeted a post about a documentary titled The Dark Side Of Roger Waters, originally published by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, which produced the project.Rogers has previously spoken out against the documentary with a post to his official website, dismissing the project as “a flimsy, unapologetic piece of propaganda”. He also claimed that it “indiscriminately mixes things I’m alleged to have said or done at different times and in different contexts, in an effort to portray me as an antisemite, without any foundation in fact”.The clip shared by Gilmour sees two of Waters’ former collaborators recall their experiences working with the musician, and the instances where they reportedly saw him make anti-Semitic comments.The first of which was from Waters’ former saxophonist Nortber Statchel, who told BBC journalist John Ware about a time when the Pink Floyd musician allegedly imitated a stereotypically poor Polish woman as a reference to his Jewish ancestors.

SZA has hit out at the Grammy Awards, saying that the ceremony is a “thirsty, dark space” to be.During a new cover interview with Rolling Stone, the ‘SOS’ artist recalled losing all five of the Grammys she was up for in 2018 off the back of her debut record ‘Ctrl’ (2017), including ‘Best New Artist’ and ‘Best Urban Contemporary Album’.Carter Lang, who served as a producer and co-writer on the LP, remembered “feeling [SZA’s] pain of having to go rock out onstage” in the article. SZA said: “That’s weird that that happened to me on TV.“That night, right before I lost the last two, Tyler [The Creator] was like, ‘Nah, it would be so fucking weird if you lost everything and they asked you to perform.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Ireland’s Deadpan Pictures (“Northern Lights”) and France’s Thalie Images (“Killer Coaster”) are teaming up on “The Continental Method,” an ambitious spy comedy thriller set against the backdrop of the Paris riots of May 1968. The European half-hour series is inspired by the true story of Conor O’Flaherty, a fresh-faced Irish salesman who became an unlikely spy in Paris. The twelve-part show is penned by John Morton (“Dead Still”) and Victor Lockwood (“Mental”) who are leading a writing team.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Roy Wood Jr., a longtime contributor to Comedy Central‘s “Daily Show,” will not return to the late-night program when it returns to production, the latest wrinkle to develop at the long-running show as executives continue to hunt for a successor to Trevor Noah. “I can’t come up with Plan B is while still working with Plan A,” the comedian told NPR, noting he doesn’t want to continue as one of the show’s cadre of correspondents while someone else is being considered for the top role. “The job of correspondent…it’s not really one where you can juggle multiple things.

Brent Lang Executive Editor Madison Wells Live will present a private industry reading of “The Thing About Jellyfish,” a new play by Keith Bunin based on the best-selling novel by Ali Benjamin. The reading will take place on Oct. 6 in New York City.

Guy Lodge Film Critic It’s the quiet that strikes you in “Menus-Plaisirs — Les Troisgros,” a documentary rejoinder to every image of cacophonous haute cuisine environments — complete with clattering pans, hissing steam and chefs screaming invective — that has been fed to us by “Hell’s Kitchen”-style reality shows and the propulsive drama of “The Bear.” Serenity reigns in Frederick Wiseman’s languidly mesmerising 240-minute anatomy of one of the world’s greatest restaurants: The masters and staff of Le Bois Sans Feuilles, a three Michelin-star establishment in France’s Loire region, work with a hushed intensity of concentration that recalls a science lab, or a surgery table, more than any standard kitchen. That suits Wiseman, a patient, rigorous examiner of institutional structure and process, who observes this culinary cathedral as seriously and methodically as he has such comparatively vast cultural hives as London’s National Gallery or the New York Public Library.

Addie Morfoot Contributor MTV Documentary Films has released the trailer for “Pay Or Die,” a documentary about America’s soaring insulin costs that the platform acquired out of this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival. The 90-minute film, which was executive produced by Sarah Silverman, will open theatrically at New York City’s IFC Center on November 1, the first day of National Diabetes Month. That screening will be followed by a nationwide rollout.

Brent Lang Executive Editor Fusion Entertainment has signed on to manage Joanna Arnow, an acclaimed acclaimed writer, director, actor and editor whose narrative feature debut “The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed” impressed audiences and critics when it debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in the Directors Fortnight section.The film was later acquired by Magnolia Pictures. It will be released domestically in 2024 after having its U.S.

Jaden Thompson NBC has won premiere week for the 12th consecutive year in the 18-49 demographic. NBC finished out premiere week with an average 1.3 rating in the key demo. Additionally, NBC has outperformed other networks in total viewers with 6.8 million viewers for the week, their fifth year in a row at the number one position.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Movies are back on PlayStation — although they’re all titles from corporate cousin Sony Pictures Entertainment. More than two years ago, PlayStation shut down its service offering movie and TV show purchases and rentals.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Will Ferrell wants to work with up-and-coming comedians on social media — who will get a chance to mentor under some big-name podcasters and be featured across iHeartMedia‘s audio outlets. Ferrell and iHeartMedia’s Big Money Players Podcast Network (BMP) announced the “Big Money Players Circle.” Ferrell has hand-picked “the coolest and funniest social sensations to join the BMP network and be showcased across iHeartMedia’s multiplatform ecosystem,” according to the announcement. The flagship show for the Big Money Players Network, formed in 2019, is “The Ron Burgundy Podcast,” featuring the comedian and actor’s “Anchorman” persona.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Joey Fatone recently told Yahoo Entertainment that he was “blindsided” when Justin Timberlake left NSYNC to set out on a solo career. Fatone said the assumed expectation was that Timberlake would eventually come back to the hugely popular boy band, but that never transpired. Timberlake went on to launch a solo career with his 2002 debut album “Justified” (2002) and never rejoined NYSNC to make new music until the 2023 release of “Better Place,” from the “Trolls Band Together” soundtrack.

Tess Daly has softly hit back at fans who shared the same accusation over a video of her and her husband Vernon Kay. The showbiz couple have teamed up with Marks and Spencer and have been trying out some of the new biscuits they have on offer.

David Beckham is offering an unfiltered look at his extraordinary life and career in the new Netflix documentary Beckham.

Fashion fans say they have found the “best dupe” for the “must have” £100 Ugg Tasman, but are a quarter of the price. Public Desire’s £25 Tamsin Faux Suede Embroidered Slipper Boots are being praised for being “very cute and comfortable”, and can be worn all autumn and winter to keep warm while looking stylish.

Helen Flanagan has been told to 'ignore the haters' as she drew attention to her bikini line in her latest video. The actress took to social media to share of a clip of herself getting ready for the day wearing items from Marks and Spencer and Primark.

Ellie Leach was seen begging her dance partner Vito Coppola for sympathy as she showed off one of her latest injuries during Strictly Come Dancing training. The pair are currently hard at work in training for week three of the BBC One dance contest.

most important topic discussed at Benefit Gala on October 4, but we do need to talk about the flowery, girly, and extremely sparkly gowns the Rare Beauty founder wore to the event.Styled by , Gomez appeared in a total of three looks over the course of the evening, including a long-sleeved with a botanical print which she wore on stage, a shimmering purple frock shaped like a large lotus flower, and the pièce de résistance, a crystal-encrusted silver gown with a crystal flower appliqué at the neck. The dazzling dress was perfectly fitted to Gomez's figure, and featured a short train and halter neck.

the last. Like in her flesh-toned shapewear or Victoria Beckham in her LBDs and face-swamping sunglasses, it helps when a famous person takes ownership of a particular aesthetic. It sends up a red flare that communicates and what they’re about.A model who rose to fame as a bikini-clad music video vixen, in EmRata’s case, this seems to be about reclaiming the objectified female form.