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Elizabeth Banks and Busy Philipps both opted to wear fashionable jumpsuits while attending the Reproductive Rights Gala in New York on Tuesday.Banks, 48, showed off her toned arms at the event - held at Jazz at Lincoln Center - in a spaghetti strap look, which she paired with clear heels featuring a heart in the center.Meanwhile Philipps, 43, looked stylish in a blue and white floral jumpsuit with long sleeves, which she paired with a silver Chanel bag.  Stylish gals: Elizabeth Banks and Busy Philipps both opted to wear fashionable jumpsuits while attending the Reproductive Rights Gala in New York on TuesdayThe gala supports the Center for Reproductive Rights, a global nonprofit organization that uses the power of law to 'advance reproductive rights as fundamental human rights around the world.'  Banks wore her blonde tresses parted in the middle and styled straight for the evening.As for glam, the Charlie's Angels star drew attention to her eyes with black eyeliner and mascara and wore pink lipstick.

The Watcher has officially clocked in 273.2 million hours of watch time on Netflix.According to Deadline, the Ryan Murphy and Ian Brenner-created show raked in another 148.2 million hours of viewing time from fans this past week.The mystery-thriller program, which premiered earlier this month, previously took in 125 million hours during its first week of release. Fan favorite: The Watcher has officially clocked in 273.2 million hours of watch time on NetflixThe Watcher is based on Reeves Wiedeman's article The Haunting of a Dream House, which was published in The Cut in 2018.Wiedeman's article was based on a series of true events that transpired in 2014.  The show is centered on a family who leave the hustle and bustle of New York City and move into a sizable home in New Jersey.However, they soon become the targets of a figure who terrorizes them through threatening letters and drastic actions.

Glamour's annual Women of the Year awards have celebrated all kinds of influential women. Though the honorees come from different backgrounds, they share a common thread: They're doing work both big and small to highlight their communities, inspire us, and enact change throughout the globe. On Tuesday, November 1, we'll pay tribute to our at the Women of the Year event.

Shakhtar Donetsk's Danylo Sikan produced one of the worst misses you're ever likely to see during Tuesday night's Champions League clash.

A "cold and calculating" mum stole over £1.3 million from a small family business to buy expensive holidays, fancy cars and designer clothes. Alison Smith carried out the "devastating" nine-year fraud while working at Welsh firm Eiran Civil Engineering, Cardiff Crown Court heard.

An Airdrie facilities maintenance firm was in perfect order as it scooped a top accolade at the Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards.

and Grammy-winning actor-songwriter-singer-designer-host-dancer- Lizzo. But she still makes time for it because, well, she's Lizzo!The “Truth Hurts” singer took to her favorite platform, TikTok, to share her “get unready” routine from her tour, telling followers that her skin has been breaking out.

A restaurant has hit out at 'rude' diners who failed to show at a popular Ayrshire eaterie at the weekend.

A cornerstone chippy which has served generations of Ayrshire families closed its doors for the final time yesterday.

Burger King has announced a major change to its packaging that will affect every store across the UK in a move to become a more eco-friendly brand.

Bublé in the building! The Dancing With the Stars contestants performed to music by Michael Bublé during the Monday, October 24, episode.

The 100-plus-year-old Motion Picture & Television Fund, hit by a “perfect storm” of rising expenses and declining revenue, is facing its “imminent demise” and the very real prospect of closing its doors and going out of business by the end of 2022 unless it gets a dramatic infusion of cash donations.

Aquaman star shared a photo and video dump from his latest “Sunday Funday” fishing adventure. In one video, shared on Momoa's grid post and his Instagram story, can be seen reeling in a silvery Aku, the Hawaiian term for Skipjack tuna.

Glamour: What do you do?Alicia Holloway: Up until last year, I was a ballerina with the Dance Theatre of Harlem for seven seasons. But I wanted to focus more on modeling as well as other forms of dance—music videos, commercials, TV stuff—so I’ve been dipping my toes in different waters. I also teach a lot, and I’m the chairwoman of the diversity program at the School of American Ballet.

In a now-deleted Instagram story posted on the Business Chicks account, a disgruntled employee has seemingly gone rogue, making a number of extraordinary allegations regarding the state of the business. 

and Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas programming are front and center this last full week of October. from Abbott Elementary to Grey’s Anatomy gets into the spirit before the Thanksgiving holiday takes over.In addition to these candy-coated offerings, there are a few serious and timely TV and film options that I’d be remiss not to put on your radar.

EMILY Atack made a cheeky comment to a Sunday Brunch staff member after he saved the show from absolute chaos. Channel 4 backstage crew Ben leapt into action as Sunday Brunch host Simon Rimmer had trouble starting his food processor.

The owner of a Highland fish and chip shop that celebrated the death of the Queen on social media has handed over the business to new bosses.

The stages at the Las Vegas Festival grounds were silent Saturday after organizers at the When We Were Young music festival canceled all performances due to high winds in the region.The announcement came down at 10 am local time, just an hour before the gates were to be opened, allowing thousands of music lovers to arrive for the October 22 shows.The news meant artists including Avril Lavigne, Paramore, Landon Barker and dozens of others would not be taking the stage.