Stefan Golaszewski, the creator of popular comedies like Him & Her and Mum, and the 2022 drama Marriage, returns with his latest show, Babies.
Tonight on Made in Chelsea, Philip and Chuggs are still not getting along, and Jules and Tristan are stuck dealing with the fallout.
The new thriller, Fuze, opens in UK cinemas this weekend. It stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as a former soldier and bomb disposal specialist who’s called upon when a World War II bomb is found during construction in central London. What starts as a bomb scare quickly becomes a complex situation involving a heist, and also features Theo James and Gugu Mbatha-Raw in key roles.
Jonathan Groff received a special audience for his last performance of Just in Time on Broadway: his partner and their three daughters, James, 11, Inez, 9, and Betty, 6, were there to see him take his final bow.
The comedian paid tribute to his fellow performer from Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle online after Alex passed away on March 28th at 42, following a year-long fight with a rare cancer.
The emotional drama series Babies, created by the writer behind Mum and Marriage, Stefan Golaszweski, is now streaming completely on BBC iPlayer.
While chatting with Allison Kucharczyk about motherhood, the 34-year-old expressed frustration with the unwanted advice she sometimes gets when she’s out with her and Jason Kelce’s four daughters.
The actress known for her role in Game of Thrones, and currently playing Lara Croft in the upcoming Tomb Raider series on Prime Video, experienced a minor injury during filming, causing a brief pause in production.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is partnering with fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger, the company announced on March 30th.
According to The Mirror, the radio DJ was temporarily removed from their show last week while the BBC investigated the situation.