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David Schwimmer is still teasing Jennifer Aniston after all these years. The actor had fans laughing on Instagram after he recreated a shower photo she posted earlier in the week. “Something’s coming” Aniston captioned her picture.

ballroom might be known for its packed crowds, but Teresa Giudice only has her sights set on one pair of watchful eyes. The star joins the season 31 cast of just one month after her glamorous wedding to Luis Ruelas, and now she says she's determined to make him proud. «Right after my wedding, I feel bad because it takes up a lot of time,» Giudice told ET of the long rehearsal days ahead.

The cast of Pinocchio stepped out to celebrate the film’s premiere just hours before it debuted on Disney+!

A heartbreaking update about Her Majesty’s final moments.

Karol G kicked off her U.S. tour in Illinois. This is a big moment for the Colombian singer, marking her first U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: The Good Doctor co-EP David Renaud, Brandon Magee (Redd Zone), and Howard Burkons (Redd Zone, John Q) are developing a limited series based on the young adult memoir, A Small If, written by disability advocate Elijah Stacy when he was 17 years old.

Thania Garcia Before Conan Gray took the stage at Los Angeles’ Grammy Museum on Wednesday night (Sept. 7), the singer took some time to wander through the space’s carpeted hallways. You could hear “oohs” and “ahhs” as he passed the illustrious garbs of Dolly Parton and music stars from far before his time. Gray himself was dressed to impress, sporting a lacy, black Moschino suit. And although you wouldn’t expect it by looking at him, the 24-year-old spent the rest of that night candidly spouting self-deprecating jokes that made the event feel more like an intimate hang-out with a best friend than an industry Q&A. During the conversation with Billboard editor Lyndsey Havens, Gray was his usual relatable self, but also revealed vulnerability discussing physical abuse, emotional wounds and dreams of love, all themes present on his sophomore album “Superache.”

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Deep into its run, “The Handmaid’s Tale” has found itself — or a version of itself, at once leaner and stranger — again. In the past, I’ve written that this show, which boasts a strong ensemble cast supporting probably the most agile performer on television, has been frustratingly unable to emerge from the potency of its set-up. Season after season was spent re-litigating the harms done to Elisabeth Moss’ June, all while reducing her from a recognizable human into a character history. The show made the point that June had been altered by trauma too well. Now, though, June feels liberated; in the wake of Season 4’s conclusion, in which our heroine led a mob killing of her tormentor (Joseph Fiennes), Moss’ performance feels opened up, and so does the series’ creative universe.

Carson Burton Variety has announced this year’s list of 10 Screenwriters to Watch. The selected screenwriters will be honored at the 45th annual Mill Valley Film Festival with a dinner on Oct. 15. Andrea Berloff, the writer behind upcoming film “The Mother,” will also be honored with the Creative Impact in Screenwriting Award. The annual 10 Screenwriters to Watch program celebrates breakthrough screenwriters, actors, directors, comics, animators, producers and cinematographers in the industry. Some of the screenwriters are being honored for films that have already been released and received critical acclaim, including “Fire Island” or “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande.” Others, including the Brendan Fraser film “The Whale,” have yet to see wide release but are highly anticipated.

EXCLUSIVE: Atlas Artists has upped talent manager Nicholas Todisco to Partner.

The Elton John-Shaina Taub stage musical adaptation of The Devil Wears Prada, which recently ended a five-week engagement in Chicago, is “not ready” for subsequent stagings, John said today, seeming to end speculation that a Broadway or West End production was in the immediate offing.

Gigi Hadid celebrated her new Guest in Residence line with a star-studded event earlier this week!

Louisiana-native Lainey Wilson is having a breakout year as she tops the Country Music Association Awards nominations in her first year as a nominee, earning nods in six categories including album of the year, female vocalist of the year and song of the year.Wilson is only the fourth artist in the history of the CMAs to earn six nominations in her first year, following Glen Campbell, Brad Paisley and Kacey Musgraves. She's also up for new artist of the year, music video and musical event.Other leading nominees include Ashley McBryde, Carly Pearce, Chris Stapleton and writer-producer Shane McAnally, who all have nominations in five categories. The CMA Awards, hosted by Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning, will air on Wednesday, Nov.

David Beckham is upstaged, but The Queen rightfully stole the show during the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony.An impressive show was put on back in 2012, when London played hosts to the Olympics with the vision of changing the legacy of sport within the country. And organisers made sure they got the biggest names possible, as The Queen, Beckham and even Daniel Craig (James Bond) played their part.The country has entered a state of mourning following the death of Her Majesty, with fans sharing their favourite moments of The Queen over her incredible reign.

A.D. Amorosi With the passing of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, a historic 70-year reign comes to a close. And while Elizabeth’s was a sovereignty that came with great joy, pain and controversy, it was also a monarchy touched by the songs of the pop-cultural 20th century. Ascending to the throne as she did in 1952, Elizabeth inspired affectionate music from the Beatles in the 1960s, followed by more confrontational music from the Sex Pistols and other punk groups from the 1970s onward. Whether they loved royals or mocked them, U.K. artists couldn’t resist invoking the figurehead of a nation.Here are 10 of Euro-pop’s finest moments dedicated to or inspired by Queen Elizabeth II:The Beatles, “Her Majesty” (1969)Tacked onto what seems like the close of their “Abbey Road” album, this kiss of a track, written by Paul McCartney and unlisted on the album’s initial sleeve, is a salute to his Queen performed a la the strains of England’s traditional music hall genre. At just under 25 seconds, McCartney looks at Elizabeth as “a pretty nice girl” who “doesn’t have a lot to say” and “changes from day to day” — and yet is still the object of his eye. “Someday I’m going to make her mine, oh yeah. Someday I’m going to make her mine,” he sings before the track’s abrupt stop. Maybe it’s tongue-in-cheek and maybe Paul is taking the piss, but it’s still the sweetest 25 seconds in pop.

Coco Austin and Ice-T‘s daughter Chanel just started first grade!

Almost 20 years after the series finale of Friends, David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston are still maintaining that classic Ross and Rachel flirtatious banter, and we’re LIVING for it!

Arsenal debutant Marquinhos fell to the floor in tears after scoring in his clubs' Europa League contest against FC Zurich.The 19-year-old arrived from Sao Paulo for around £3million and did well in his short periods on the field in the pre-season but up until now has only featured with the under-21s team, netting three goals in the opening two games.But at the Stadion Letzigrund on Thursday night, he got things underway as Eddie Nketiah’s pass across the box found him inside the box, where he buried at the first time of asking. READ MORE: Chelsea hint they have manager in mind to appoint quickly after axing Thomas TuchelThe home side pulled the game back to 1-1 but Nketiah cropped up again to seal three points for Arsenal in their Group A opening match.

David Turnbull insists Celtic won’t allow the glamour of the Champions League take any focus off their Scottish title fight.