Entertainment
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Nigella Lawson Opens Up on Doubts and Style Contrast Ahead of Bake Off Debut
Nigella Lawson addresses initial doubts and her home-baking style as she joins co-judge Paul Hollywood for Season 17 of The Great British Bake Off.
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Dancing With the Stars Launches Season 35 with a Uniquely Demanding Premiere Format
A dramatic double elimination and split-gender nights raise the stakes for the two-night premiere of Dancing With the Stars Season 35.
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Aaron Rowe and Beoga Exit Ed Sheeran Tour Following Macklemore Removal
Singer Aaron Rowe and band Beoga have withdrawn from Ed Sheeran’s ‘The Loop’ tour, citing solidarity after Macklemore was removed for his pro-Palestine comments.
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Tim Blake Nelson Returns to Directing with TIFF Premiere ‘The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd’
Tim Blake Nelson’s new drama starring Amanda Seyfried and Scoot McNairy premiered at TIFF, marking his first narrative feature in over a decade.
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Japanese-Korean Actor Yuri Nakamura Dies at 44
Acclaimed Japanese-Korean actor Yuri Nakamura has died at 44 following a 13-year private battle with rectal cancer, leaving behind a legacy of resilience.
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Andrew Scott’s ‘Elsinore’ Performance Sparks Early Oscar Buzz
Following its Toronto premiere, Simon Stone’s ‘Elsinore’ is drawing acclaim for Andrew Scott’s portrayal of theater legend Ian Charleson.
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Emmys ‘In Memoriam’ Omissions Spark Debate Over Recognition Criteria
The 2026 Emmy Awards’ tribute segment excluded several notable industry figures, prompting scrutiny over the selection process for annual commemorations.
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64th New York Film Festival Opens with High-Profile Premieres and Oscar Contenders
The 64th New York Film Festival returns to Lincoln Center and BAM, showcasing a diverse international lineup of auteur cinema and early awards-season contenders.
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Taylor Swift and Mariska Hargitay Coordinate Emmy Surprise via ‘SVU’ Parody
Taylor Swift joined Mariska Hargitay in a pre-taped ‘Law & Order: SVU’ parody for the 2026 Emmys, featuring a cameo from her cat, Olivia Benson.
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‘Widow’s Bay’ Rewrites Emmy History as Matthew Rhys Claims Dual Lead Acting Honors
Apple TV’s horror-comedy ‘Widow’s Bay’ dominated the 2026 Emmys with 14 wins, while Matthew Rhys made history as the first actor to win two lead awards in one night.
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Matthew Rhys Makes History at 2026 Emmys With Unprecedented Double Win
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys became the first performer to win two lead acting Emmys in one night, securing top honors for his roles in Widow’s Bay and The Beast In Me.
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Joe Tate Escalates Vendetta as Emmerdale Village Reels from Confessions
Joe Tate buries Ruby Miligan alive in a chilling act of revenge, while Vinny Dingle confesses to the car crash that claimed two lives.
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Marcello Hernández Brings Unscripted Comedy to 2026 Emmys Stage
Saturday Night Live star Marcello Hernández used his 2026 Emmys presenting slot to deliver spontaneous dinner invites to Zendaya and Tom Holland.
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Only Murders in the Building Shut Out at 2026 Emmys as Cast Finds Humor in Defeat
Despite strong critical acclaim, Only Murders in the Building left the 2026 Emmy Awards empty-handed, with stars Steve Martin and Martin Short embracing the loss.
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‘The Pitt’ Secures Emmy Wins as Season 3 Production Moves to Mid-Season Milestone
HBO Max’s hit medical drama ‘The Pitt’ celebrates major Emmy wins while production for its third season hits the halfway mark in Los Angeles.