Watch exclusive John Turturro clip from ‘The Big Lebowski’ spin-off movie ‘The Jesus Rolls’

Along with Robert Eggers and Ari Aster, Jordan Peele is one of modern horror’s new masters. Well, good news, horror fans: all three directors have new films out this year.

golf's biggest party as fans launched their beers onto the green in wild scenes at the Phoenix Open.Sam Ryder's stunning shot on the 124-yeard 16th hole led to fans in the 17,000-seater grandstand throwing their drinks into the air and causing a stoppage in play.With the course left littered with bottles, cans and cups, the golf action was delayed by around 15 minutes during Saturday's third round.CBS' Amanda Balionis also admitted: “We are covered in beer and other liquids I believe. We might have a slight rain delay here," after being showered by drinks.Ryder's tee shot had landed just right and short of the hole before bouncing a couple of times and tumbling into the hole to secure a hole in one on the par three 16th.This caused those in the stands watching to launch their drinks into the air in celebration, having maintained an electric atmosphere throughout the day.Speaking after his round, Ryder said: “I don't know how I could pick a hole over this one.Who will win the Phoenix Open? Let us know in the comments section below.“It just ended up being a perfect 54-degree wedge.

Chelsea have awkwardly included a snap of Edouard Mendy's gaffe against West Ham United in an online graphic celebrating being crowned 'champions of the world'.Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Kai Havertz saw the Blues inch past Palmeiras to win the Club World Cup on Saturday and clinch the only piece of silverware that had been missing from their trophy cabinet.Naturally, the club's social media team began basking in the glory, as images of players and fans celebrating came flooding in.But a graphic they created to celebrate becoming world champions has rival fans in stitches as they included a shot of Mendy being caught out by Arthur Masuaku's cross during Chelsea's 3-2 defeat to West Ham in December."Chelsea’s graphic saying 'Champions of the world' have a picture of Mendy and it’s the one where he pushes Masuaku’s cross into the goal," tweeted a giddy Hammers fan."That's embarrassing haha.

sex in public via CCTV footage in July last year showed off a rude gesture after she appeared in court.Thief Nicola Henderson attended Teesside Magistrates' Court and admitted outraging public decency in Stockton amongst other crimes, including theft and assault.With a string of offences taking place last year around April-December, Henderson admitted guilt to five separate charges and will be sentenced next month.

Camilla will be crowned alongside Prince Charles in a 'scaled-back' coronation, sources say.The streamlined royal service set to take place at Westminster Abbey will be shorter and cheaper than coronations in the past.

Merging the male and female acting categories into gender-neutral ones at the Bafta Awards is something that has been discussed and remains under consideration, according to outgoing chief executive Amanda Berry. 

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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have given the funds of hunger-relief organization Feeding America a $1.75 million boost by playing poker with their celebrity friends.

It's been more than 30 years since we last saw Tom Cruise don Maverick's iconic patchwork jacket and have the need... the need for speed! Now, decades later, Tom is back in his most iconic role yet for the direct sequel titled Top Gun: Maverick. Along with Tom, Top Gun: Maverick also stars Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly, Jon Hamm, Glen Powell, Lewis Pullman, Ed Harris and Val Kilmer in pivotal roles. The Joseph Kosinski directorial was initially slated for a June 24, 2020 release.

Who wants to play some poker? Stars are teaming up with Feeding America for the "All-In for Feeding America Online Poker Tournament" on Saturday, April 11. Ben Affleck announced the news via social media on Friday.

Tom Cruise’s much-anticipated Top Gun sequel has become the latest movie victim of the coronavirus crisis.

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Ana de Armas has over 100 costume changes in her upcoming Marilyn Monroe movie, Blonde.

If you find yourself wanting to stay in this week as a precaution, don't worry: There are plenty of TV shows and movies coming out that will keep you occupied. From the return of Westworld to Little Fires Everywhere, your queue is about to look so good.Below, all the TV shows and movies to stream this week:Westworld: It’s been two years since this sci-fi cowboy phenomenon was last on HBO.

The home release details have been revealed for Edward Norton’s striking movie Motherless Brooklyn, a film that I really rather liked upon its release at the tail end of last year. Amongst the cast of the film are the likes of Norton, alongside Bruce Willis, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Bobby Cannavale, Cherry Jones, Alec Baldwin and Willem Dafoe. The film will be available on digital from 30th March with the physical formats following on 13th April.

TV viewers thinking “alt history” and “Nazis” will likely conjure up “The Man in the High Castle,” Amazon’s recently concluded four-season series based on Philip K. Dick’s novel about a world in which Germany and Japan won World War II and conquered most of America.

Winona Ryder and Zoe Kazan get sandwiched in by John Turturro and Morgan Spector at the premiere of HBO’s The Plot Against America held at Florence Gould Hall on Wednesday night (March 4) in New York City.

Mariska Hargitay leans into husband Peter Hermann while arriving at the Atlantic Theater Company’s Couples’ Choice Gala event at the Plaza Hotel in New York City on Monday night (March 2).

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is embracing and championing diversity in a bigger way than ever before.

Actors including Zendaya, Eva Longoria, and Olivia Wilde have been invited to become members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.Officials at the Academy, which organises the Oscars, announced on Tuesday they have invited 819 industry figures to become an AMPAS member. Those who accept the invitation, which most do, will be able to vote in the 2021 Academy Awards, which have been pushed back due to the Covid-19 pandemic and will now take place on 25 April.