‘You’ Boss Sera Gamble Breaks Down Season 3’s Murders, ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ Marriage and Anti-Vax Storyline

New Zealand has voted to protect LGBTQ youth from so-called “conversion therapy.”In an almost unanimous vote, the New Zealand Parliament voted 112 to eight in favour of banning the controversial  practice. So-called “conversion therapy” is the discredited and dangerous practice that is intended to change, often by force, a person’s sexual orientation, gender identity and expression. The New Zealand Herald reported that it is now an offence to “perform conversion practices on a child or young person aged under 18, or on someone with impaired decision-making capacity. Such offences would be subject to up to three years’ imprisonment, and up to five years where it has caused serious harm, irrespective of age.”Leader of End Conversion Therapy NZ Shaneel Lal tweeted, “The ban on conversion therapy is a win for humanity, not just the queer community.

Jamie Redknapp and his wife Frida celebrated their very first Valentine's Day as a married couple this week – but it wasn't quite as romantic as you might think.The newlyweds only recently returned from their honeymoon in the Maldives, along with their baby son Rafael. But it was back to earth with a bump on Monday.WATCH: Jamie Redknapp's baby son is already taking after him!Jamie, 48, shared a snapshot showing the couple looking hot but happy as they posed with their trainer after a boxing session.

Jessica Kiang In a valley in the Swiss canton of Bern dominated by the local watchmaking industry, the first ever International Anarchist Congress was held in 1872. And inside a traditionally made clockwork watch, such as the factories of Bern would have been producing at the time, there is a tiny spiral wheel that balances the mechanism, called the unrueh — the unrest.This dainty coincidence of echoing terminology at most might raise a “huh” from those of us into wordplay and social history and Twitter accounts that exclusively post images of machinery at work.

Bruce Willis might have spent Valentine's Day with his wife Emma Heming Willis and their two daughters, Mabel, nine, and Evelyn, seven, but on Tuesday he planned a special date with two of his eldest daughters.MORE: Bruce Willis delights fans with rare family photo with two daughtersTaking to Instagram, Emma shared the sweetest photo of Bruce smiling widely towards the camera whilst sitting in the passenger seat of a car next to daughter Scout. Behind them, his and Demi Moore's eldest daughter, Rumer, could be seen, with her seatbelt on and smiling at Emma.WATCH: Bruce and Emma's daughter learns how to ride a bike with the help of Demi Moore"If this isn't the cutest daddy-daughter date," Emma wrote alongside the photo, before adding that Bruce was a "girl dad".READ: Demi Moore pays tribute to ex Bruce Willis in the most amazing wayRELATED: Rumer Willis proudly poses in provocative lingerie – fans praise her body and messageBruce has a great relationship with all his daughters and Rumer recently paid tribute to him and mom Demi, 58, for how they have co-parented throughout the years.

Anton Du Beke has taken to Instagram to share three snapshots of his twins for a very special reason.MORE: Anton Du Beke's country home with wife Hannah and twins is full of rustic charm – insideThe pictures show George and Henrietta inside the family home and trying on some new items of clothing ahead of a skiing holiday.WATCH: Anton du Beke's twins gatecrash his live workout"Start 'em young!" Strictly star Anton, 55, wrote. "My little ones ready to hit the slopes in their gorgeous Smalls Merino wool base layers.

Making progress. Penn Badgley typically doesn’t love when You fans compare him to Joe Goldberg — but there seems to be one exception to that rule.

Warning: ahead. Matthew Engler, however, is emotionally unavailable and detached from his wife Natalie (Michaela McManus)…right up until she's murdered and dumped in the woods by the serial killers next door, Joe Goldberg () and Love Quinn ().

You star Penn Badgley has commented on the season three finale of the hit Netflix show.Addressing the shock ending in which Badgley’s serial killer character Joe Goldberg attempts to start a new life in Paris with his lover Marienne, the actor joked he believes Joe will live “happily ever after”.“I think if Joe finds Marienne, he’ll live happily ever after and have beautiful babies. He’ll learn to speak French, he’ll become a writer, they’ll spend a lot of time along the Seine and they’ll send their kids to school in Sweden,” Badgley told TVLine.“No, I think Joe will remain the same.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVOver the years, as “Schitt’s Creek” grew in popularity, co-creator and star Dan Levy says he got many offers to write a book about the show. It wasn’t until after the CBC-Pop TV family sitcom wrapped its six-season run that he began working on one, though.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVNetflix renewed family sitcom “Family Reunion” for a 10-episode third and final season.The series follows the McKellan family who moved from Seattle to Georgia in the series premiere to be closer to extended family. Now there are three generations living in the same house, and house is stuffed full of people.

Warning: Major spoilers for You season 3, ahead. If you're reading this, you've finished the third (and, in this writer's humble opinion, ) season of Netflix's serial killer drama, .

Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you have not watched all of season 3 of Netflix’s “You”.

Netflix has commissioned a fourth season of thriller show You, before its third season has even premiered.The show, which stars Penn Badgley as serial killer Joe Goldberg, has garnered international appeal and launches its third season this Friday (October 15).However, Netflix took to Twitter yesterday (October 13) to confirm that a fourth season will follow afterwards.“Hello, you. For you, You has been renewed for Season 4! See you soon,” read the tweet.Hello, you.

The new season of You will be airing on Netflix in October and looks set to provide all the chills.

Netflix’s You is just one day away from returning for its eagerly anticipated third season, with the streaming service already confirming that a fourth season is coming - but it’s not all good news. The psychological thriller - which is one of the most-watched shows on the platform - will follow the creepy return of serial killer Joe Goldberg and his strange obsessions with the women he meets.

Two days before the season three premiere, Netflix officially renewed psychological thriller You for a fourth season on Wednesday.The minute-long announcement featured a recap of the first two seasons of bad romances for serial killer Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley).'Reading Caroline [Kepnes' 2014] novel, Greg [Berlanti] and I were instantly obsessed with Joe Goldberg and his twisted world view,' showrunner Sera Gamble told Deadline in a statement. 'Season 4 is in the [body] bag':Two days before the season three premiere, Netflix officially renewed psychological thriller You for a fourth season on Wednesday'And it's been thrilling to watch Penn bring Joe to creepy yet compelling life.

more murder-y mayhem.Days before the launch of season 3, Netflix has officially renewed for a fourth season, the streamer announced Wednesday. Casting news will be announced at a later date.Based on Caroline Kepnes' novels, and , the series stars Penn Badgley as Joe, a man who will do just about anything when love is at stake.

You season four: It's happening. announced the news on Wednesday, October 13, with a creepy teaser. The cast.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“You” is getting a fourth season on Netflix. The renewal comes ahead of the Oct.

Ahead of the Season 3 premiere on Friday, Netflix has handed an early fourth season renewal to its hit drama series You. Casting news for the new season will be announced at a later date.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “Welcome to the Porch Pirate,” the fourth episode of “The Neighborhood” Season 4.Meg DeLoatch, the new showrunner of “The Neighborhood,” knows there are many fans of the CBS sitcom who don’t follow the behind-the-scenes machinations or read news headlines about the show.