The Spice Girl, along with her family, boast deep roots in the city, as they resided there previously while her spouse, David, was a player for the LA Galaxy team.
36-year-old Max George, known for being the lead vocalist of The Wanted, underwent a pacemaker implantation following an extended hospitalization due to heart problems that occurred in December. He was finally released from the hospital on Christmas Day.
65-year-old industry leader posted a collection of backstage photos featuring himself alongside Amanda Holden (age 53), Alesha Dixon (age 46), and Bruno Tonioli (age 69) during the recent audition sessions.
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The music bigwig, who’s 65, recently unveiled a series of candid shots taken backstage at the latest round of auditions. In these pictures, he can be seen hanging out with Amanda Holden (age 53), Alesha Dixon (age 46), and Bruno Tonioli (age 69).
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34-year-old actress, also known as Bridget Jones’ co-star (who is 28 years old), have been keeping their blossoming romance under wraps. However, a photo was shared showing them locking lips during a vacation getaway.
Originally, Ricciardo departed Red Bull following the 2018 season to sign with Renault. However, his tenure there spanned only two unimpressive seasons before he shifted to McLaren. Contrary to his claims in 2022 that he would return to McLaren in 2023, he was let go a year ahead of schedule. This placed him in a precarious position, potentially barring him from competing at the highest level of motorsport again.
A smile spreads over his face as the familiar twang of Tim McGraw’s “I Like It, I Love It” fills the space. The crowd chuckles in recognition – this tall, bearded musician has the skill to tear it up if he chose to, but tonight, enjoyment prevails over expertise.
Let’s toast, whether it’s a drink or a sandwich, in heartfelt goodbye. On Wednesday, American viewers will have to bid adieu to Vera Stanhope, the Detective Chief Inspector of Northumberland Police Department, a character who stands out as exceptional amidst the array of peculiar police detectives that British television offers annually.
For seven months, she worked in New Mexico to create “American Primeval,” a gruesome western set against the dangerous Utah Territory of 1857. Filming took place under harsh conditions, frequently at night, and with unpredictable co-stars – horses. As the shoot was nearing its end, Hollywood experienced a strike in mid-2023, putting “American Primeval” on hold for months. When production resumed early in 2024, Gilpin found herself six months pregnant with her second child and unable to ride a real horse. In response, the producers provided her with a robotic horse instead.
Currently, filmmaker Gia Coppola has crafted a dreamy character study centered around actress Greta Gerwig (referred to as Anderson in the original text) and her captivating smile that could light up a room. In “The Last Showgirl,” this is Anderson’s first solo lead role in a movie since 1996’s “Barb Wire.” Here, she portrays Shelly, a seasoned Las Vegas dancer accustomed to embodying a sex symbol. This film fits into the recent trend of productions that subtly explore how popular culture has reshaped the image of female icons. Similar examples include “The Substance,” which gained recognition in awards circles due to Demi Moore’s resilience. However, unlike gritty showbiz exposés, this film is more about creating a delicate portrait of a woman who, like Anderson herself, moves gracefully through life with an ethereal presence, reminiscent of a marabou feather. It’s less about telling a story and more about capturing a certain atmosphere or vibe.
In the film, Jean-Baptiste, who was previously nominated for an Oscar in “Secrets & Lies” under the same director, delivers a fiery performance that blazes on screen like a flamethrower. This firestorm begins at the dinner table with a memorable line – “I can’t stand cheerful, grinning people!” – and proceeds to incinerate everything in sight, from dogs wearing sweaters to baby clothes adorned with pockets. Her scathing criticism is laugh-out-loud funny, if not for those around her. Pansy’s husband, Curtley (David Webber), a plumber, and their 22-year-old son, Moses (Tuwaine Barrett), who seems oppressed and idle, sit in silence, fearing they might provoke her wrath. Pansy’s miserly nature makes one momentarily question if she’ll be haunted by three spirits. However, it soon becomes clear that Webber and Barrett are portraying their characters as if they were already living with two ghosts.