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Taking trips! Chrissy Teigen, John Legend and more celebrity parents have been showing off their epic 2022 vacations with their children.

Celebrity birthdays for the week of Jan. 16-22:Jan. 16: Opera singer Marilyn Horne is 88.

In 2018, Mary Poppins made a welcome return to our screens when Disney's highly anticipated sequel Mary Poppins Returns finally aired. The new film saw actress Emily Blunt taking over the iconic role from Julie Andrews, with the magical nanny returning to Cherry Tree Lane once more.

nervously approaches mass reopening in September, with casts and creatives terrified by the Delta variant, much of London’s West End has been happily chugging along since spring.Producers there have had to adapt to — or, in the case of Andrew Lloyd Webber, angrily shout about — constantly shifting rules, and bowed to the reality that it’s now or never. Sorry, Mary Poppins.

mum's list of requirements has gone viral after being widely shared online, with some joking that even Mary Poppins herself wouldn't fancy it, reports The Mirror.The live-in nanny is required to share a bedroom with the baby - but will have to go somewhere else every weekend, unfortunately.They are also required to share the same bathroom as the couple, and work nine to ten hours a day, but also be readily available for babysitting two or three times a week in case either of them are running

Oscar nominee Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread), Emmy nominee Carice van Houten (Game of Thrones), Paloma Faith (Youth) and Michael McElhatton (Game of Thrones) and BAFTA nominee Kosar Ali (Rocks) are among 14 cast in Starz’s original series Dangerous Liaisons, a reimagining of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ classic 18th century novel. Also joining leads Alice Englert and Nicholas Denton in the prequel series are Nathanael Saleh (Mary Poppins Returns), Hakeem Kae-Kazim (Godzilla vs.

Julie Andrews paid tribute to her “Mary Poppins” co-star Dick Van Dyke as he was celebrated at the Kennedy Center Honors.

Jason Statham says very, very little in his new film. The English actor must have only need to memorize about three pages of dialogue.

Also Read: 'Cruella' Trailer Is Reminding Everyone of 'Joker': 'She's Crazy and Evil'Disney’s “Cruella” is directed by Craig Gillespie (“I Tonya”) from a screenplay by Dana Fox and Tony McNamara, as well as a story by Aline Brosh McKenna and Kelly Marcel and Steve Zissis.It was produced by Andrew Gunn (“Freaky Friday”), Marc Platt (“Mary Poppins Returns”) and Kristin Burr (“Christopher Robin”), with Emma Stone, Michelle Wright, Jared LeBoff and Glenn Close serving as executive producers.

It’s parasol-gliding. An inventive Canadian skater wowed social-media users after using an umbrella to glide across ice like Mary Poppins.

If you’re finding it hard to give your little one medicine when they’re ill because, let’s face it, the taste isn’t great, then fear not. One mum has come up with a genius hack which will help stop your tot batting away the spoon, and she says it’s perfect for kids aged over one.The lady in question has put a spin on Mary Poppins advice that a spoonful of sugar will help the medicine go down.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorCostume designer Michael Wilkinson is the mastermind behind the looks in “Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey,” a period musical that’s now streaming on Netflix. The idea, Wilkinson says of the holiday movie, was to design something viewers hadn’t seen before while paying homage to beloved titles such as “Mary Poppins.”Directed by David Talbert, the film tells a magical story with a diverse cast including Forest Whitaker and Phylicia Rashad.

Eli Countryman Rebecca Luker, the Broadway actor who earned Tony nominations for “Mary Poppins,” “The Music Man” and “Show Boat,” died on Wednesday in Manhattan, her agent told The New York Times.

Three-time Tony Award nominee Rebecca Luker has tragically died at the age of 59, the New York Times reports.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A tot dressed up as Nicola Sturgeon is the star of a  hysterical Christmas play about Santa and lockdown that’s going down a storm.One of the wee ones at the Rainbow Nursery, in Paisley,  dresses up just like the First Minister.Three-year-old Ella boldly announces: “You’ve been telt!”Ella wears a single colour royal blue outfit normally used by the kids for dressing up as Mary Poppins.T’was the Night Before

Naman Ramachandran The finale of “Britain’s Got Talent” will feature performances from the combined companies of “Les Misérables – The Staged Concert,” “The Phantom of the Opera” and “Mary Poppins,” presented by renowned theater producer Cameron Mackintosh.Ant and Dec will host while Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Ashley Banjo will be on judge duty.The popular ITV show, created by Simon Cowell, took place this year largely without his physical participation as he broke his

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorJulie Andrews had a number of things working against her before she became an international superstar in her first movie role in “Mary Poppins.”Andrews, who turns 85 on Oct. 1, almost had to turn down the role because she was pregnant when it was first offered.

The scores are in for the third week of performances on Dancing With the Stars season 29!

Mary Poppins has revealed  she is handing out more than spoonfuls of sugar to earn extra money. Nanny Roni Stewart has told how she charges men for X-rated photos after joining controversial subscription site OnlyFans.

Disney is pushing back updates to some of their exciting attractions.

Real Housewives of Orange County couple is part of the pool of famous faces doling out guidance on E!'s new shot-from-home series, Celebrity Call Center, premiering Monday night.

Lin-Manuel Miranda and Disney are cooking up a new animated project set in Colombia, the Hamilton creator revealed on Monday. Miranda teased on Good Morning America that he has spent his time in quarantine working with Disney to create a new animated musical.

Update regarding performances of #HamiltonLDN: In response to the continued uncertainty over when the government is going to completely withdraw social distancing measures and allow the safe return of theatre productions Cameron Mackintosh, his producing partners and Delfont Mackintosh Theatres have had to take the difficult decision of delaying the return of their productions of Les Misérables, Mary Poppins, Hamilton and The Phantom of the Opera until as early as practical in 2021.

Hamilton and The Phantom of the Opera, won’t reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a “cultural catastrophe” because of the coronavirus pandemic.Producer Cameron Mackintosh, his producing partners and his Delfont Mackintosh Theatres group said Hamilton, The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins and Les Miserables, would return “as early as practical in 2021.”The company said it was talking to staff about “potential redundancies.”Mackintosh,

Many major West End productions are staying closed.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticBlasting the British government for what he says has been “no tangible practical support,” producer Cameron Mackintosh says his company’s West End productions of Hamilton, The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins and Les Miserables won’t reopen until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.“This decision is heart-breaking for me,” Mackintosh said in a statement, “as I am sure it is for my employees, as everyone who has worked with me over the last 50 years,

Some of London's biggest West End shows, including Hamilton and The Phantom of the Opera, won't reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a "cultural catastrophe" because of the coronavirus pandemic.

LONDON -- Some of London’s biggest West End shows, including “Hamilton” and “The Phantom of the Opera,” won’t reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a “cultural catastrophe” because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Musical giants Les Miserables, Mary Poppins, Hamilton and The Phantom Of The Opera will not return to the West End this year, Sir Cameron Mackintosh said as he urged the Government to “take action”.