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Katie Holmes wowed in a plunging white jumpsuit while attending thegrand opening ofRiseNY, which features a flying theater that gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the city, located in Midtown Manhattan, on Tuesday.While visiting theattraction, which also features museum exhibits honoring some of the most legendary spots in the Big Apple, the43-year-old Dawson's Creek alum oozed sophistication as she strutted around in a pair ofhot pink slingback heels.Instead of flat ironing her typically straightened locks, the actress wore herbeautiful brown tresses in textured waves for her fun night in the city. Looking good! Katie Holmes wowed in a plunging white jumpsuit while attending the grand opening of RiseNY, which features a flying theater that gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the city, located in Midtown Manhattan, on Tuesday She also sported a bright red lipstick for a bold pop of color and cool, gold necklace with a crystal pendant.

Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy has arrived home in Los Angeles after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine.The 42-year-old touched down at LAX on Wednesday afternoon where he was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd and members of the media.The couple shared an emotional hug as Maks ended a harrowing journey that took him from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, to Warsaw in Poland and then on to America. Home:Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy arrived home in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine Safe at last: The 42-year-old Ukrainian born star was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd, and the couple shared an emotional hug upon his arrival at LAXThe dancer and choreographer, who was born in Ukraine, had been in the city filming a TV show when Russia launched its invasion.He reached Warsaw, the capital of Poland,on Tuesday after he was arrested in Kyiv and then took a 'traumatizing' train ride full of women and children heading to the Polish border.He had shared via social media early Wednesday morning that he had managed to get a seat on a plane to Los Angeles.

Alan Ladd Jr., who won an Academy Award as. producer on Braveheart, died Wednesday at the age of 84.His daughter Amanda Ladd-Jones,who directed the documentary Laddie: The Man Behind The Movies,'announced his passing at his Los Angeles home on the film's Facebook page.'With the heaviest of hearts, we announce that on March 2, 2022, Alan Ladd, Jr. died peacefully at home surrounded by his family.

Bob Odenkirk is promoting his new memoir Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama, as fans wait for the sixth and final season of his hit AMC series Better Call Saul in April, though the beloved actor reveals he was actually bankrupt before Breaking Bad.The 59-year-old actor-writer-comedian has a career that spans back to the late 80s when he was a writer on Saturday Night Live, but in the mid-2000s, he had fallen into some financial trouble.Odenkirk was promoting his memoir Wednesday on The Howard Stern Show, where he revealed how bad of shape he was in financially before taking the role of Saul Goodman on the now-classic series Breaking Bad. Bankrupt Bob:Bob Odenkirk is promoting his new memoir Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama, as fans wait for the sixth and final season of his hit AMC series Better Call Saul in April, though the beloved actor reveals he was actually bankrupt before Breaking Bad Saul:Odenkirk was promoting his memoir Wednesday on The Howard Stern Show, where he revealed how bad of shape he was in financially before taking the role of Saul Goodman on the now-classic series Breaking Bad'What happened was I spent some time making some feature films.

Taylor Swift might just be one of Avril Lavigne’s biggest fans.

Just hours after Deadline reported that Netflix is pausing all of its production and acquisitions work in Russia, the company’s co-founder, chairman and co-CEO Reed Hastings announced a $1 million donation to an organization providing emergency relief to Ukraine.

Strictly Come Dancing star Anton Du Beke has spoken of his time in this year’s programme and his role going forward, in a new interview.The professional dancer has addressed his return as a judge on the show, after he stepped up to the podium to fill in for Motsi Mabuse when she had to self isolate at home following a family emergency.When asked if he would be returning as a judge in the new year, Anton said as far as he knows there are no plans to change the current line up.There are normally four judges on the programme - Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Bruno Tonioli and head judge Shirley Ballas.However this year, Bruno, who has been on the judging panel since the very first series, hasn't appeared except for a brief message in the

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli is reportedly raking in £33,000 per minute for video appearances in this year’s series.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Bruno Tonioli is believed to earn "£33,000 per minute" for his video appearances on this year's series. The TV judge, who is currently working in the US, has not appeared in person for a single episode owing to filming clashes with Dancing With The Stars.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has been earning £33,000 per minute for his fleeting video calls during the 2020 series, a shock report has claimed.

Strictly Come Dancing 2020 has kept viewers entertained week after week during the coronavirus lockdown.

direct to your inboxStrictly Come Dancing fans were left with questions following Sunday night's result show. Viewers of the BBC One dance competition noticed the judges and hosts were all wearing black and began to speculate whether it was a conscious decision.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left worried and confused this evening after noticing that all of the judges and hosts were wearing black this evening.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were delighted when the glitzy Saturday night spectacular returned to our screens.Many heralded the return to the ballroom as being the saviour of 2020.And although familiar, there have been a few major changes to the show the year as it navigates tricky coronavirus waters.For the 2020 competition the number of dancers was been cut, and the show has a smaller running time.Judge Bruno Tonioli is also absent this year, unable to commute from the States back to Elstree studios.And for the first time the ballroom embraced a same-sex partnership, with boxer Nicola Adams attempting to go for the glitterball trophy with partner Katya Jones.Sadly, Nicola and Katya had to withdraw from the competition after Katya tested

IF anyone should know who to impress to win Strictly Come Dancing, it’s cricket legend Darren Gough. The former England fast bowler was crowned champion of the BBC1 show in 2005, before winning the Christmas special that year, and another in 2007.

Strictly Come Dancing's 2005 champion has weighed in on how the show could fix up.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli will be forced to take a pay cut over his no-show this series. The extrovert judge, 65, has not appeared in person for a single episode owing to filming clashes with US version Dancing With The Stars.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has reportedly taken a £125,000 pay cut after being absent from the studio this year.

from Saturday's performances. The hit ballroom dancing competition is heating up as the remaining celebrities battle it out in the race for the elusive glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli is “worried” about his future as a judge on the show, reports claim.The 65 year old has been unable to appear on this year’s BBC series due to travel restrictions. He is currently in the USA judging on Dancing With The Stars.Throughout the series, professional dancer Anton Du Beke stepped in as a temporary judge after Motsi Mabuse was forced to self isolate after she was forced to take a last-minute trip to Germany.

Bruno Tonioli is said to fear he may be 'forgotten' from the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel and replaced by Anton du Beke.