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Tessa Thompson and Michael Shannon join Last Meals cast
Tessa Thompson and Michael Shannon have joined the cast of Last Meals.
Mads Mikkelsen and Boyd Holbrook had already signed up to star in the movie, which will be helmed by writer-director Ramin Bahrani.
In the motion picture, Thompson will star as Hannah, an ambitious local food critic who becomes drawn into the story of Walter (Mikkelsen), a ...Read more
Tony Iommi reveals why he rejected chance to make final Black Sabbath album with original line-up
Tony Iommi rejected the opportunity to make a final Black Sabbath album with the original line-up.
The 78-year-old guitarist has told how music producer Andrew Watt was keen to create a record with him, frontman Ozzy Osbourne, bassist Geezer Butler, and drummer Bill Ward, before Ozzy's death in July 2025, aged 76.
Watt had produced Ozzy's ...Read more
Stormzy can't believe his luck as he scoops huge win at Las Vegas casino
Stormzy scooped £15,000 at a Las Vegas casino last weekend.
The British rapper, 33, flew out to Sin City to watch his pro boxer pal Conor Benn take on Ryan Garcia in a world title fight.
While Benn lost to Garcia in a brutal second-round technical knockout, Stormzy went the distance at the Wynn Resorts Casino by landing a £15,000 knockout ...Read more
Benny Blanco denies using 'black magic' to win over Selena Gomez
Benny Blanco has jokingly denied using "black magic" to get now-wife Selena Gomez to fall for him.
The 38-year-old producer opened up about his relationship with singer-and-actress Selena during an appearance on the Today show on Sunday (13.09.26), as he was asked about the secret behind the pair's picture perfect relationship.
He joked: "I ...Read more
BLACKPINK's Lisa issues apology for using racial slur in throwback video
BLACKPINK star Lisa has apologised for using a racial slur when she was just starting out in the industry.
The 29-year-old's rise to fame as the first non-Korean trainee at South Korean record label YG Entertainment is documented in new documentary Always Lalisa, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on Monday (14.09...Read more
'Widow's Bay' breaks Emmys comedy record with 14 wins, including best series
LOS ANGELES — Forget about its comparison to Martha's Vineyard, "Widow's Bay" can now call itself the next Emmy-winning comedy series.
At Monday's Emmys ceremony, the first-year series beat out former winners "The Bear" and "Hacks"; returning nominees "Abbott Elementary," "Nobody Wants This," "Only Murders in the Building" and "Shrinking"; ...Read more
Here's how Taylor Swift managed to be at the Emmys and the Chiefs' season opener
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For months, Taylor Swift fans wondered where she would be on Monday, Sept. 14. Two big events for her collided that night.
Swift was nominated for five Emmys — and the ceremony was scheduled the same night that new husband Travis Kelce and his Kansas City Chiefs teammates opened a new NFL season at Arrowhead Stadium.
She...Read more
Emmy Awards: Taylor Swift makes surprise appearance in pre-taped sketch
Taylor Swift and her cat made surprise appearances at the Emmy Awards on Monday (14.09.26).
The Opalite singer wasn't in attendance at Los Angeles' Peacock Theater but she was part of a pre-taped sketch alongside the evening's host, Mariska Hargitay.
The presenter was in character as her Law and Order: Special Victims Unit alter ego Olivia ...Read more
Emmy Awards: Allison Janney equals all-time record
Allison Janney tied the record for most Emmys won by a performer on Monday (14.09.26) night.
The 66-year-old actress' portrayal of US President Grace Penn in The Diplomat saw her take home her eighth award at the annual event, scooping the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series prize and matching the record previously set by Julia ...Read more
Emmy Awards: Matthew Rhys bags double win
Matthew Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting Emmy Awards at one ceremony on Monday (14.09.26).
The 51-year-old star's history-making evening began with a surprise win in the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie category for his role in The Beast in Me, and he then took the Outstanding Lead Actor in a ...Read more
Emmy Awards: Jean Smart caps off Hacks with fifth win
Jean Smart became the first female performer to win an Emmy for every season of a show on Monday (14.09.26).
The 75-year-old actress' portrayal of Deborah Vance in the final season of Hacks saw her win her fifth Lead Comedy Actress accolade, becoming only the second person to achieve the feat after Bill Cosby won for all three seasons of I Spy ...Read more
Emmy Awards: Rhea Seehorn and Noah Wyle take drama prizes
Rhea Seehorn was overcome with emotion as she picked up her first Emmy Award on Monday (14.09.26) night.
The 54-year-old actress was recognised for her work on Pluribus with the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series prize, and she hailed playing Carol Sturka the "role of a lifetime" as she thanked showrunner Vince Gilligan.
Speaking on ...Read more
Widow's Bay leads this year's Emmy Award winners
Widow's Bay has beaten the record for the comedy series with the most Emmy Awards in one season.
The Apple TV horror comedy had been shortlisted for 19 prizes and came home with a total of 14, eight of which it picked up during last weekend's ceremonies, and an additional six, including the coveted Outstanding Comedy Series, which were won on ...Read more
Ed Sheeran drops Macklemore from tour after 'free Palestine' remark
SEATTLE — Macklemore has been dropped from the rest of Ed Sheeran’s tour after several venues said they wouldn’t allow the Seattle rapper to play, according to Sheeran’s tour promoter.
During the tour’s stop earlier this month at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Macklemore called for a “free Palestine” on stage and made several ...Read more
Rob Reiner honored in 78th Emmy Awards In Memoriam by Jamie Lee Curtis
NEW YORK — Filmmaker Ron Reiner was remembered fondly by his peers at Monday’s 78th Emmy Award ceremony in Los Angeles.
“He was generous and kind and funny as hell, and a friend to all,” Jamie Lee Curtis tearfully said at the end of the show’s in memoriam tribute.
The Television Academy at last week’s Creative Arts Emmys ceremony ...Read more
Emmys 2026: In Memoriam segment honors Catherine O'Hara, Rob Reiner and more
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Catherine O’Hara and Rob Reiner bookended the Emmys remembrance on Monday of the actors, producers, writers, directors and other TV notables who died over the last year.
Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy and Dan Levy opened the segment with warm, heartfelt and often funny memories of O’Hara, who starred as Culkin’s mother ...Read more
'Widow's Bay' wins Emmy for comedy series, riding a wave of viral attention
LOS ANGELES — Forget about its comparison to Martha’s Vineyard, “Widow’s Bay” can now call itself the next Emmy-winning comedy series.
At Monday’s Emmys ceremony, the first-year series beat out former winners “The Bear” and “Hacks;” returning nominees “Abbott Elementary,” “Nobody Wants This,” “Only Murders in the ...Read more
2026 Emmy Awards: The complete list of winners and nominees
LOS ANGELES — The 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards culminated with Apple TV+'s freshman horror hybrid "Widow's Bay" capping off its dominant night by winning for comedy series. The show also won for lead actor Matthew Rhys (adding to an earlier win for lead actor in a limited series for Netflix's "The Beast in Me," making him the first actor to win ...Read more
Emmys In Memoriam: Catherine O'Hara honored by her 'kids' as Jamie Lee Curtis remembers Rob Reiner
LOS ANGELES — The In Memoriam segment at the 78th Emmy Awards opened with a tribute to Catherine O’Hara from her movie and TV kids — Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy and Dan Levy.
“There are all kinds of words I could use to describe Catherine,” Culkin said as he took the stage with the “Schitt’s Creek” stars. “She was ...Read more
'The Pitt' goes out on top with another Emmy win for best drama series
LOS ANGELES — "The Pitt" maintained its steady pulse at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday night, taking home the prize for drama series for the second consecutive year.
HBO Max's hour-by-hour look at a Pittsburgh emergency room's day shift entered the night as the favorite to win the category, competing against "The Diplomat" (Netflix)...Read more










