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Eva Amurri -- the 37-year-old actress, who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon and director Franco Amurri -- is getting married!On Monday, Amurri announced her engagement to chef Ian Hock with an Instagram post. Amurri showed off her stunning diamond ring in a series of photos after the proposal in Paris, France.«Those who know us know so well what this moment means to us,” she wrote.

The tale of two divorces? After dropping a series of text messages between her and Scheana Shay, Katie Maloney is doubling down.

Season 10 of Vanderpump Rules is shaping up to be messy — on and off screen. Katie Maloney is firing back at Scheana Shay’s claims that she was in support of her ex-husband, Tom Schwartz, hooking up with their costar Raquel Leviss.

Shaughna Phillips has been left devastated by the alleged theft of her car from outside her mum's house. The former Love Island star, who is due to give birth any day now, took to Instagram to inform her 1.4m followers about the robbery and ask for any information that might help locate the vehicle. She wrote: "My car has been stolen from outside my mum’s early this morning in Eltham.

Martin Dale Contributor Portuguese director Susana Nobre’s first scripted fiction film, “Cidade Rabat,” is about a producer who grew up in the Cidade Rabat neighborhood in Lisbon, and who suddenly has to come to terms with the death of her mother. The title is partly inspired by her own life, since she grew up in the “Cidade Rabat” district of Benfica in Lisbon. Much of the action takes place in the nearby mixed-race neighborhood, Reboleira. Nobre describes the film as a “melancholic comedy about a woman who is about to turn 40, whose life enters a period of chaos when she loses her mother and suddenly lives a second adolescence.” There is a nostalgic feel to the film, of a district that was once brimming with energy but is now crumbling. This nostalgia is mixed with hope for a new life, embodied by the main character Helena’s 12-year old daughter, for which Nobre cast her own daughter.  

Blood & Treasure will not have a season three after all.

marked the end of Phase Four in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it was not the end of the MCU, or even the Multiverse Saga. In fact, the ever-expanding continues on as it explores the lives familiar characters and introduces new heroes (and major villains) both on film and television, with projects slated through 2025.In 2022, audiences were treated to  as well as  and the sequel in theaters, while , and  all debuted on Disney+.

Susanna Reid has lept to her co-star's defence after news of her return to Good Morning Britain was revealed. The presenter has been absent from the ITV news programme this week with both Ranvir Singh and Charlotte Hawkins stepping in to cover over the half-term break.

Addie Morfoot Contributor PBS documentary strand “POV” has acquired Jon-Sesrie Goff’s “After Sherman” and Marco Williams’ “Murders That Matter.” Both docus are co-productions with ITVS and will make their national broadcast premieres as part of “POV’s” upcoming 36th season launching in summer 2023. “After Sherman” is comprised of intimate accounts of the lives of the Black community in Goff’s South Carolina hometown, on land that has been in his family for 150 years, where they were once enslaved. The film explores how systemic racial discrimination and violence have affected generations in the South. “After Sherman,” which is Goff’s feature debut, won the best documentary award at four film festivals in 2022: The Santa Barbara Intl. Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Tacoma Film Festival, and Fists Up! Film Festival. The docu screened at True/False and Tribeca film fests and was nominated for a 2023 Cinema Eye Honors. Additionally, the film is recipient of the 2022 Gordon Parks Award for Black Excellence at the Tallgrass Film Festival.“The documentary form allows for nuanced storytelling around issues of race in America,” says Goff. “We cannot make a spectacle of the trauma that has besieged many communities to the point of excluding the joy and beauty in the mundane, despite systemic oppression and the reverberations of centuries-long racial violence in this country. ‘After Sherman’ is my love letter to my parents, my family, community, and all the uncelebrated heroes who preserve the practice of hope and abundance as the cancers of white supremacy and anti-Blackness flourishes.”

Longtime YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki announced today she’s stepping down as CEO of YouTube, “to start a new chapter focused on my family, health, and personal projects I’m passionate about.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Susan Wojcicki is stepping down as CEO of YouTube after nine years — and nearly 25 years at Google, which she joined as one of its first employees back when it was in start-up mode. Wojcicki announced her departure in a memo to YouTube staff Thursday. Neal Mohan, currently chief product officer at YouTube, will replace her as SVP and new head of YouTube. “I’ve decided to step back from my role as the head of YouTube and start a new chapter focused on my family, health, and personal projects I’m passionate about,” she wrote. Wojcicki will continue to be involved with YouTube and parent company Alphabet. The exec wrote that she agreed with Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, to take on an advisory role at the internet giant. “This will allow me to call on my different experiences over the years to offer counsel and guidance across Google and the portfolio of Alphabet companies,” she wrote.

Shaughna Phillips has confessed she felt anxiety on Valentine's Day following the arrest of her partner Billy Webb.The Love Island star, 28, who is expected her first child, was left blindsided in January when her boyfriend was arrested and charged with possession with intent to supply a Class A drug. And while she's moving on with her life and focusing on preparing for the birth of her baby, 14 February was a difficult day for her as she was faced with countless Instagram posts celebrating love. With her hormones going up and down as she's reached the "toughest" part of her pregnancy, Shaughna explained: "I think Valentine's Day was also a bit anxiety-inducing." Admitting that social media had a big part to do with this, she confessed that her and Billy didn't usually make plans for the day anyway, but seeing all the posts made her feel a certain way.

Shaughna Phillips has shown off her blossoming baby bump in a crop top on Instagram while sweetly caressing her tummy.The Love Island favourite, 28, is due to give birth next month and documented her skincare routine on Instagram. Shaughna shot to fame on the 2020 winter edition of the popular programme. Wearing a white crop top and a pair of pink pyjamas, the mum-to-be used Nala’s Baby body oil and body butter on her tummy – a product she plans on using on her bundle of joy when they arrive next month.

Love Island fan-favourite Shaughna Phillips announced her pregnancy with her first child with partner Billy in October 2022, sharing her excitement at embarking on the adventure of parenthood.The 28 year old had come off the pill over the summer and fell pregnant just two months later, describing the moment she saw the positive test as an "out-of-body experience". Since then, she's been dishing out all the brutal realities of being a soon-to-be-mother, talking about everything from her baby being in breech to her predictions on her unborn child's gender.This week, Shaughna opens up dealing with sleepless nights and dizzy spells as well as the cruel comments trolls have left on her baby bump pictures, accusing her of Photoshop. In her exclusive OK! column, Shaughna gives fans and mothers-to-be her first hand, unfiltered experience...

No lies detected here. Rian Johnson‘s Poker Face has been renewed for a second season at Peacock.

Shaughna Phillips rocked her blossoming baby bump in a slinky dress just weeks after her boyfriend, Billy Webb was arrested.The former Love Island contestant, who featured on the show in 2020 with contestants like Finley Tapp, Paige Turley and Luke Mabbott, is awaiting the birth of her first baby who is set to arrive in March. On Monday, the blonde bombshell took to Instagram to share a picture of herself with her baby bump on full display.

Shaughna Phillips has opened up on preparing for the birth of her first child, explaining that she feels "ready" for motherhood now. Having reached the 33-week mark, the 28 year old Love Island star has been busy gathering all the supplies and baby gear she'll need for when her bundle of joy finally arrives. Speaking exclusively to OK! magazine, Shaughna explained that she's spent the last few weeks getting "really organised" as she's bought baby bottles, towels, blankets and has even ordered the pram.

Heavily pregnant Shaughna Phillips is said to be considering her future with boyfriend Billy Webb following the news of his arrest and charge with possession with intent to supply a Class A drug last week. The former Love Island star, who is due to give birth in March, was left feeling “shocked” and “blindsided” after Billy was arrested and charged. A source close to Shaughna, 28, told us: “Shaughna hasn’t had any contact with Billy since his arrest.

Love Island fan-favourite Shaughna Phillips announced her pregnancy with her first child with partner Billy in October 2022, sharing her excitement at embarking on the adventure of parenthood.The 28 year old had come off the pill over the summer and fell pregnant just two months later, describing the moment she saw the positive test as an "out-of-body experience". Since then, she's been dishing out all the brutal realities of being a soon-to-be-mother, talking about everything from her baby being in breech to her predictions on her unborn child's gender.This week, Shaughna opens up on life since Billy's arrest, her baby shower plans and whether she'll take maternity leave following the birth of her bundle of joy. In her exclusive OK! column, Shaughna gives fans and mothers-to-be her first hand, unfiltered experience...

Good Morning Britain viewers have questioned the changes to the show's hosting line-up as Susanna Reid was replaced by Ranvir Singh. Viewers of the ITV news programme are used to seeing Susanna at the helm of the show at the start of the week alongside the likes of Richard Madeley and Ed Balls.