Tyler G. made it through three weeks on The Bachelorette and even had a one-on-one date with Hannah. However, he mysteriously left the show and Hannah only said that he “had to leave.”
Our thoughts are with Tyler‘s loved ones during this difficult time.
The song is described as a “straight-up flamenco torch song, longing for the love of her life that was taken from her side and is now separated by prison walls.”
The song is accompanied by a Tanu Muino-directed music video, featuring Elite co-star Omar Ayuso.
Jesse Metcalfe was reportedly seen making out with Australian actress and model Jade Albany on Monday (January 20) at Social Jam Mondays at State Social House in West Hollywood, Calif.
“I hadn’t seen him before at Social Jam Mondays,” the onlooker told Us Weekly. “He was dancing with a woman [Albany] and they were making out more than the usual couple at State Social usually does.”
Rebel Wilson has been working hard in the gym for the last few months and it shows! The Pitch Perfect and Cats actress has been flaunting a slimmer figure on social media and you've gotta check out the latest photos from the workout...
Colin Farrell is spilling some details about the upcoming movie, The Batman!
While making an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday (January 22), the 43-year-old actor dished about playing the Penguin in the anticipated Matt Reeves-directed film.
“I’m in the process of talking to Matt Reeves, who’s the director, who wrote the script, and who wrote a really beautiful, dark, moving script, really gorgeous,” Colin expressed.
“It’s all very hush hush,” Colin added, “but it’s a really beautiful script that he wrote and he has a real love for it, Matt. So, we’re in the process of finishing designing the aesthetic of the character.”
Colin also talked about the earthquake in Los Angeles, receiving a “black card” to his favorite Kebab shop “Abrakebabra” in Ireland, discovering what his ancestry is after taking a 23 & Me DNA test and his new movie The Gentleman directed by Guy Ritchie.
Courteney Cox keeps it cool and casual while hitting the red carpet at the opening night performance of The Last Ship held at Ahmanson Theatre on Wednesday (January 22) in Los Angeles.
Joining them at the event was lead star Sting, who plays shipyard foreman Jackie White in the musical, and was accompanied at the opening by wife Trudie Styler.
The Last Ship‘s score was written by Sting based on a book of the same name by author Lorne Campbell. It’s opening night in Los Angeles follows a UK national tour and subsequent six week run at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto.
The story was inspired by Sting‘s childhood experiences in the shipbuilding industry in Wallsend, Tyne and Wear. It received two Tony Award nominations in 2015, for Best Original Score and Best Orchestrations.
The longtime anchorman, who worked on television for nearly four decades before his 2011 retirement, died at 85 at his home on Thursday (January 23), PBS announced.
He worked for more than two decades alongside Robert MacNeil on PBS, including their Emmy Award-winning Watergate coverage in 1973. The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour became the country’s first hour-long evening news program. The show became PBS NewsHour in 2009 prior to his retirement.
“I’m heartbroken at the loss of someone who was central to my professional life, a mentor to me and someone whose friendship I’ve cherished for decades. I’ve looked up to him as the standard for fair, probing and thoughtful journalism and I know countless others who feel the same way,” said PBS NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff.
Our thoughts are with Jim‘s loved ones at this difficult time.
