Jul 29, 2021
Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Paul Thompson, right, speaks during a pre-trial hearing for Harvey Weinstein in Los Angeles, Thursday, July 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Etienne Laurent, Pool)
Nicholas Hoult is reportedly on a short list for the James Bond role, and now he's revealed his family are living back in the UK
Willie Nelson asked his wife to "let [him] die" twice while battling COVID-19 but she refused to stop fighting for his life.
Kelsey Grammer feels a "sense of smallness" over never having served in the military but tries to "show up" for the armed forces in other ways.
Anyma has announced two huge headline performances at the Great Pyramids of Giza in 2027, with electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre joining him for both landmark events.
Michael Urie and Raven-Symoné are among those being honoured at this year's wayOUT Gayla.
Netflix is exploring the rise and fall of Russell Brand in a new documentary film.
Pete Davidson thinks becoming a father helped his performance in How to Rob a Bank because he had real experience to draw on.
Sir Patrick Stewart's widow, Sunny Ozell, has expressed her "deep, profound gratitude" for their relationship.
Hugh Jackman has continued his low-key tour of Sydney with girlfriend Sutton Foster, enjoying leisurely time out in Bondi as he emerged from the surf.
Scarlett Johansson has turned down acting projects by warning studios it would be "irresponsible" to make the movies when there is no obvious audience.
Ben Stiller thinks his Focker-in-Law co-star Ariana Grande has something "very special" as an actress.
The Slovak star admitted the intense scrutiny surrounding her breakthrough success left her feeling anxious and overwhelmed, while insisting she is not yet ready to put herself forward for Grammy consideration.