He’s a cha cha real smooth talker. He’s 22, tall and handsome with a beard, but not a scruffy hipster beard — more like a post-millennial, post-ironic traditional beard, which sets off features that are finely chiseled in a Middle American corporate way. (When he grins, he looks like Donny Osmond.)
BBC Studios has unveiled the line-up for its annual Showcase and it includes creatives such as “Happy Valley” creator Sally Wainwright and the hosts of “Top Gear.”
The three-day event, which will again be virtual for 2022, will be fronted by talent including “Strictly Come Dancing” co-host Claudia
THIERRY MUGLER was a world renowned fashion designer.
On Sunday, January 23, 2022, the official Mugler page announced the passing of the designer.
1 Thierry Mugler passed away on Sunday, January 23, 2022 Credit: Getty
Who was fashion designer Thierry Mugler?
Born on December 21, 1948, Thierry Mu
PRINCE Harry has ‘reached out to his father’ to hold secret talks ahead of the Queen’s Jubilee as sources say he is now ‘coming back into fold’ and ‘wants to be closer to family’.
“There is a feeling he is coming back more into the fold and wants to be closer to his family,” a source told the Sun.
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HE may have plenty on his mind this week with Partygate, but Boris Johnson would be wise to heed the growing backlash against his planned National Insurance rise.
Ex-ministers are queuing up to attack the un-Tory raid on workers, while Chancellor Rishi Sunak reportedly refers to it as “t
WEATHER travel warnings were issued for several areas after record-breaking snow fall this weekend, with more in the forecast for Monday.
Some areas in Illinois and Indiana may experience more snow over Sunday night into Monday morning, according to the local ABC affiliate.
Meanwhile, flights were
Michigan woman got lucky for life
77-year-old Brenda Walker of Canton, Michigan, has played the same numbers for years. She finally got her winning ticket in the Michigan Lottery’s Lucky for Life game.
“I’ve played a special set of numbers made up of birth dates and other special dates for years,”
THE Social Security payment schedule for 2022 is now available as recipients should have their January benefits already.
Those on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) generally follow the same schedule, which you can find here.
Meanwhile, millions of Americans can expect a new cash boost wi
THE Queen arrived at Sandringham on Sunday for her first extended stay since Prince Philip’s death, as she travelled from Windsor Castle to the Norfolk estate by helicopter.
The Queen is expected to stay at Sandringham “for a few weeks” on a poignant special pilgrimage.
The Queen has travelled at
THOUSANDS more American can claim the $1,400 stimulus payment tomorrow when the IRS begins accepting 2021 tax returns.
Eligible Americans who did not receive the stimulus cash in the spring, but met the income requirements, can request it when they file taxes.
Meanwhile, several states across the
“The Late Show” gave a first spoof look at Daniel Radcliffe’s upcoming interpretation of “Weird Al” Yankovic on Friday.
Radcliffe transformed from his iconic Harry Potter role into the pop music parodist in the comedy trailer for “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” that was conjured up by Stephen Colber
Double denim, double the fun? Stephane Cardinale – Corbis via Getty Images
Bravely invoking a doomed power couple before them, Kanye West and Julia Fox officially made their red carpet debut as an item in matching denim ensembles.
Weeks after going public with their romance, the duo arrived in sty
Benedict Wong, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon, Zendaya and Tom Holland attend the “Spider-Man: No Way Home” premiere. Albert L. Ortega via Getty Images
After spending one weekend in second place, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” proved it still had some fight left. Sony’s superhero juggernaut swung b
Adele postponed the start of her Las Vegas residency due to COVID-related delays. George Rose via Getty Images
Already having mastered the art of Instagram Live (“It’s divorce, babe, divorce!”), Adele brought her talents over to FaceTime to console fans after postponing the start of her Las Vegas r
In the opening sequence of Sophie Hyde’s riveting “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” a suave young man (Daryl McCormack) steps out of an ice cream parlor, catches a mint candy in his mouth, and swings around a street pole like a hipster Gene Kelly. The Irishman is confidently cool — and not quite himse
Turns out, it is easier to create a human clone than it is to destroy one. Or so goes writer-director Riley Stearns’ morbidly satirical, grimly absurd parallel version of the world as we know it. In “Dual,” for those who have themselves copied, then change their minds for whatever reason, just one c
Dual forces of climate change and cultural genocide overlap to devastating effect in “The Territory,” threatening not just a native community but a wider ecosystem — and cheered on by the actively hostile powers that be. Riveting and despairing in equal measure, freshman director Alex Pritz’s docume
For a decade, Lena Dunham has kept more than busy, executive producing TV series like “Camping” and “Generation” and putting out her memoir. Yet she’s been notably selective about her main slate of projects, and “Sharp Stick,” which premiered tonight at the Sundance Film Festival, is her third major
The villagers refer to her as Old Maid Maria, invoking the witch’s name as a way to make children behave. But the Wolf-Eateress — or Volkojatka, as the superstitious peasants call this shape-shifting witch — is more than just a scary story in “You Won’t Be Alone.” The adults also believe in Old Maid
Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Will Forte made his hosting debut this week, reviving his beloved character MacGruber. It turns out, though, that MacGruber has been taken in by the anti-vax crowd.
The first MacGruber sketch of the night saw the action hero and his cohorts Vicki (Kristen Wi
Motherhood is scary stuff. From “Rosemary’s Baby” through to “The Babadook” and “Hereditary,” a certain breed of horror film has taught us as much. Equally disturbing, in Hanna Bergholm’s inventive, alarmingly sunny genre outing “Hatching,” is adolescence: lurking under a protective mother’s wings,