Last week in The Radio Times, actor Christopher Eccleston expressed concern that traditional ideas of masculinity are struggling, especially for young, white, working-class men who he feels are being overlooked. Shortly after, Richard Gadd – known for his Emmy-winning, personal show Baby Reindeer – released another unsettling, though perhaps more commonly experienced, story.
Last year, it came out that teenage student Will Driscoll was secretly dating his PE coach, and they managed to keep their relationship hidden for several months.
Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) is struggling with his mental health, and his condition is getting worse. He’s become increasingly fearful for his family’s safety, so he’s keeping them confined to their apartment. He’s locked the doors, taken away their phones, and told their workplaces and school they’re all sick.
In March, showrunner Dario Scardapane explained to TopMob that the Disney+ series needed to reach a specific point in the storyline before bringing the missing character back – to ensure it felt natural and logical.
More than ten years after ending her almost 20-year relationship with Peter Facinelli, the actress from What I Like About You has spoken about how she moved forward and prioritized raising their three daughters: Luca, 28, Lola, 23, and Fiona, 19.
During the April 21st episode of Summer House, the cast member publicly apologized for flirting with another woman while his ex, Ciara Miller, was present. This caused a noticeably uncomfortable situation between the two former partners.
Let me tell you, these two were totally smitten! I spotted them on the beach in Malibu recently, and they couldn’t keep their hands – or lips! – off each other. They were actually making out while swimming in the ocean – seriously adorable and a clear sign they’re head over heels!
Soon after the Grammy-winning singer revealed her shaved head on Instagram, her mother jokingly noted the location where she was conceived seemed to inspire the look.
In August 2001, while on The Late Show, the 5-foot-11 actress jokingly told David Letterman she could finally wear heels again. She made the comment when he asked how she was doing following her divorce from Tom Cruise, who was about four inches shorter than her.
Jason Cross, who played the chipmunks’ manager Ian in the first two Alvin and the Chipmunks movies (2007 and 2009), described the making of the third film, Chipwrecked (2011), as a very negative experience.