Hollywood's biggest stars gathered in Los Angeles for the premiere of the crime thriller series “Lucky”, featuring Ana Taylor-Joy, Reese Witherspoon, and Annette Bening. Based on Marissa Stapley's bestselling novel, the series follows Lucky Armstrong, a skilled con artist trying to escape her criminal past and build an honest life.
Ana Taylor-Joy stars as Lucky and also serves as executive producer, taking on the challenge of bringing the complex character to life. The story follows her after a multi-million-dollar heist goes wrong, forcing her to evade the FBI and a dangerous crime boss

Ana Taylor-Joy, Reese Witherspoon unveil new crime thriller ‘Lucky’ in Los Angeles

More than 100 British musicians, from pop and rock idols including Ed Sheeran, Sting and Pink Floyd's Roger Waters to classical stars such as conductor Simon Rattle, have said tours of Europe by British artists are in danger because of Brexit.

UK stars from Ed Sheeran to Elton John raise alarm over post-Brexit music tours

Hollywood stars who pledged to leave the country if Trump wins again

Gwyneth Paltrow says deciding to split with her first husband Chris Martin was painful enough, but nothing could have prepared her for the public mockery that greeted the announcement of their "conscious uncoupling." 
 
That was the phrase used by the 'Shakespeare in Love'&nbsp;actress and the Coldplay frontman when they announced in 2014 that they were separating after 10 years of marriage, but hoped to remain close friends. 
In an essay in the September issue of British Vogue magazine, Paltrow said she knew the celebrity split would get attention. 
 
"But I never could have anticipated what came next. The public’s surprise gave way quickly to ire and derision. A strange combination of mockery and anger that I had never seen," Paltrow wrote.'

''The intensity of the response saw me bury my head in the sand deeper than I ever had in my very public life." Paltrow, who is also the founder of lifestyle company Goop, said the phrase was introduced by the couple's therapist as they were working out how to avoid acrimony and stay close despite their split. 
 
"Frankly, the term sounded a bit full of itself, painfully progressive and hard to swallow. I was intrigued, less by the phrase, but by the sentiment," she said. 
 
Paltrow, who had two children with Martin, married for a second time in 2018 to television producer Brad Falchuk. Martin attended the wedding and joined the newlyweds on their honeymoon. 
She said times have changed in the way people treat their breakups. 
 
"Instead of people approaching me with, 'Why did you say that?', they now approach me with, 'How do you do that?'," she said.

Gwyneth Paltrow says deciding to split with her first husband Chris Martin was painful enough, but nothing could have prepared her for the public mockery that greeted the announcement of their "conscious uncoupling.

Gwyneth Paltrow says deciding to split with her first husband Chris Martin was painful enough, but nothing could have prepared her for the public mockery that greeted the announcement of their "conscious uncoupling." That was the phrase used by the 'Shakespeare in Love' actress and the Coldplay frontman when they announced in 2014 that they were separating after 10 years of marriage, but hoped to remain close friends. In an essay in the September issue of British Vogue magazine, Paltrow said she knew the celebrity split would get attention. "But I never could have anticipated what came next. The public’s surprise gave way quickly to ire and derision. A strange combination of mockery and anger that I had never seen," Paltrow wrote.' ''The intensity of the response saw me bury my head in the sand deeper than I ever had in my very public life." Paltrow, who is also the founder of lifestyle company Goop, said the phrase was introduced by the couple's therapist as they were working out how to avoid acrimony and stay close despite their split. "Frankly, the term sounded a bit full of itself, painfully progressive and hard to swallow. I was intrigued, less by the phrase, but by the sentiment," she said. Paltrow, who had two children with Martin, married for a second time in 2018 to television producer Brad Falchuk. Martin attended the wedding and joined the newlyweds on their honeymoon. She said times have changed in the way people treat their breakups. "Instead of people approaching me with, 'Why did you say that?', they now approach me with, 'How do you do that?'," she said.

Gwyneth Paltrow stunned by derision over her conscious uncoupling announcement

In a new collaboration, Hollywood actresses and stuntwomen have come together for a virtual fight challenge called ‘Boss Bitch Fight Challenge’ that has them engaging in virtual fights. Something like what the stunt men of Hollywood did last month, the women have come together to show what they got.

The Boss Bitch Fight Challenge was conceptualised by stuntwoman Zoe Bell as actresses like Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie and others joined her for a visual treat to their fans.&nbsp;

As Zoe started the challenge, she first shared on social: “I’m so bored! I just want to play with my friends!” talking about how much she wants to liven things up in quarantine. She is then seen packing some virtual fisticuffs.

In the video, after Zoe Bell, you can see Halle Berry kick some butt as well as Scarlett Johansson and her fellow ‘Black Widow’ star Florence Pugh step into action. Margot Robbie makes use of her Harley Quinn bat while ‘Charlie’s Angels’ alums Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz jump into the brawl.&nbsp;

The video also has cameos from Xena herself Lucy Lawless, ‘Birds of Prey’ actress Rosie Perez, ‘Guardians of the Galaxy' Zoe Saldana, ‘DMZ’ star Rosario Dawson as well as Daryl Hannah reprising her role as Elle Driver from ‘Kill Bill’.

In a new collaboration, Hollywood actresses and stuntwomen have come together for a virtual fight challenge called ‘Boss Bitch Fight Challenge’ that has them engaging in virtual fights.

In a new collaboration, Hollywood actresses and stuntwomen have come together for a virtual fight challenge called ‘Boss Bitch Fight Challenge’ that has them engaging in virtual fights. Something like what the stunt men of Hollywood did last month, the women have come together to show what they got. The Boss Bitch Fight Challenge was conceptualised by stuntwoman Zoe Bell as actresses like Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie and others joined her for a visual treat to their fans. As Zoe started the challenge, she first shared on social: “I’m so bored! I just want to play with my friends!” talking about how much she wants to liven things up in quarantine. She is then seen packing some virtual fisticuffs. In the video, after Zoe Bell, you can see Halle Berry kick some butt as well as Scarlett Johansson and her fellow ‘Black Widow’ star Florence Pugh step into action. Margot Robbie makes use of her Harley Quinn bat while ‘Charlie’s Angels’ alums Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz jump into the brawl. The video also has cameos from Xena herself Lucy Lawless, ‘Birds of Prey’ actress Rosie Perez, ‘Guardians of the Galaxy' Zoe Saldana, ‘DMZ’ star Rosario Dawson as well as Daryl Hannah reprising her role as Elle Driver from ‘Kill Bill’.

Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie & others take part in virtual ‘Boss Bitch Fight Challenge’

American TV personality and businesswoman Kim Kardashian West along with her family on Saturday local time celebrated son Saint's fourth birthday with an epic dinosaur-themed bash.

American TV personality and businesswoman Kim Kardashian West along with her family on Saturday local time celebrated son Saint's fourth birthday with an epic dinosaur-themed bash. Saint, who is the oldest son of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, turned 4 on Thursday. According to a magazine, in addition to the rest of the reality star's children - 22-months-old daughter Chicago, 6-years-old North and 5-month old son Psalm - the party was also attended by Khloe Kardashian and her daughter True, who was filmed jumping along with her cousins in a large bouncy house in a sweet Instagram Story video shared by the 'Revenge Body' host. View this post on Instagram I have no words to describe how much I love your smile and those curls of yours Saint! You bring so much joy into my soul. You are so kind, loving and just so thoughtful and sweet! I am so happy today if your 4th birthday and We get to celebrate how much you’ve grown! Happy birthday my sweet sweet Sainty. (When I say to him my sweet sweet Sainty, he says back to me my sweet sweet sweet sweet Momma, the best momma in the world and the only momma I ever want! HOW CAN YOU NOT MELT AT HIS SWEETNESS) A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Dec 5, 2019 at 7:39am PST × The 39-year-old star also shared several snaps of her children playing together at the party, including one video that showed the birthday boy wearing a festive dinosaur mask. In the video, Kardashian was seen calling out Chicago who was scared and began to move away. "Look at Saint as the dinosaur, Don't be scared. It's just your brother with a mask," she said. View this post on Instagram Chi Chi was scared of Saint 😂😫💚 • • •• • ••• @kimkardashian #chicagowest #psalmwest #kimkardashian #northwest #saintwest #kanyewest #masondisick #penelopedisick #reigndisick #stormiwebster #dreamkardashian #kourtneykardashian #kloekardashian #kendalljenner #kyliejenner #krisjenner #robkardashian A post shared by Chicago West|Fp (@__chicago.west) on Dec 7, 2019 at 12:23pm PST × Prior to the big party, Kardashian documented the set-up of the bright, candy-colored birthday cake, in a series of videos on Instagram as a glance of the extravagant party. The mother of four said, "Look, guys! Saint's dinosaur party is today, How cute is everything? We are still setting up."In the themed party, the treats were decorated with little dinosaur claws or eggs, and guests could stop to get 'Raptor Juice' after walking through the 'dinosaur cave'. View this post on Instagram She’s perfect. I’m lost for words. Look at her eyelashes 🥺 Follow @the.dash.babies for more! 🖤 A post shared by Chicago, Stormi, True, Psalm (@the.dash.babies) on Dec 7, 2019 at 11:35am PST × There was also a dinosaur ball pit for children to play in as well as multiple DIY craft stations, 'Jurassic Jewellery' stop, and also included 'Dino Domes', where children could make their own dinosaur habitats. Kardashian West also explained that the party also had a large dig site "where we are all going to hunt for fossils, and you have to put on all your gear," She said to Saint, "I bet we're gonna have fun," who pointed out a fossil he had found. On Thursday, the proud mother shared a sweet tribute to her second eldest son on Instagram in honor of his birthday where she gushed in the heartfelt post. She praised her second-oldest child, "I have no words to describe how much I love your smile and those curls of yours Saint! You bring so much joy into my soul. You are so kind, loving and just so thoughtful and sweet! I am so happy today if your 4th birthday and We get to celebrate how much you've grown!" Kardashian West added, concluding with an adorable note: "Happy birthday my sweet sweet Sainty, When I say to him my sweet sweet Sainty, he says back to me my sweet sweet sweet sweet Momma, the best momma in the world and the only momma I ever want! HOW CAN YOU NOT MELT AT HIS SWEETNESS."

Kim Kardashian recreates 'Jurassic World' at son Saint's birthday bash

'Honey Boy'&nbsp;actor Shia LaBeouf opened up about his obsession with acting saying that he is deeply dissatisfied&nbsp;when he is not on film sets. 
 
While exchanging dialogue with the 'Twilight'&nbsp;alum Kristen Stewart for 'Variety Studio: Actors on Actors', LaBeouf revealed that "life gets hard" when he isn't on sets. 
 
"The most intimate moments of my whole life happened on set," LaBeouf said. "I don't know if there's anything more intimate than creating something with somebody. I think I'm deeply dissatisfied in life," he continued. 
 
When host Stewart said this was his life, the 33-year old replied, "When I'm not on a set, life gets hard". "This is where things get tricky for me, it isn't my whole life. I have to get okay with that. That's usually where things go awry for me," he added. 
 
On being asked if he does anything else like a hobby, he replied in the negative saying, "No, this is why I'm trying to develop. Trying to grow". "Take a pottery class. Like people in existential crisis, 'dude, just take a pottery class about it," he continued. 
 
Taking the conversation back to being on set, LaBeouf added that he would love "pottery on set". "Maybe I will. I won't like pottery in life, but I will love pottery on set. Like I don't like ice cream in life, but if you give me ice cream on a set, I f--ing love ice cream," he told Stewart. 
 
"I think that's what acting does for me. It makes me love things. It feels like the conduit for love to me. I hold it that sacred," said the actor. On the work front, the actor is all set to star opposite Vanessa Kirby in the semi-autobiographical drama 'Pieces of a Woman'.&nbsp;

'Honey Boy' actor Shia LaBeouf opened up about his obsession with acting saying that he is deeply dissatisfied when he is not on film sets. While exchanging dialogue with the 'Twilight' alum Kristen Stewart for 'Variety Studio: Actors on Actors', LaBeouf revealed that "life gets hard" when he isn't on sets.

'Honey Boy' actor Shia LaBeouf opened up about his obsession with acting saying that he is deeply dissatisfied when he is not on film sets. While exchanging dialogue with the 'Twilight' alum Kristen Stewart for 'Variety Studio: Actors on Actors', LaBeouf revealed that "life gets hard" when he isn't on sets. "The most intimate moments of my whole life happened on set," LaBeouf said. "I don't know if there's anything more intimate than creating something with somebody. I think I'm deeply dissatisfied in life," he continued. When host Stewart said this was his life, the 33-year old replied, "When I'm not on a set, life gets hard". "This is where things get tricky for me, it isn't my whole life. I have to get okay with that. That's usually where things go awry for me," he added. On being asked if he does anything else like a hobby, he replied in the negative saying, "No, this is why I'm trying to develop. Trying to grow". "Take a pottery class. Like people in existential crisis, 'dude, just take a pottery class about it," he continued. Taking the conversation back to being on set, LaBeouf added that he would love "pottery on set". "Maybe I will. I won't like pottery in life, but I will love pottery on set. Like I don't like ice cream in life, but if you give me ice cream on a set, I f--ing love ice cream," he told Stewart. "I think that's what acting does for me. It makes me love things. It feels like the conduit for love to me. I hold it that sacred," said the actor. On the work front, the actor is all set to star opposite Vanessa Kirby in the semi-autobiographical drama 'Pieces of a Woman'.

Shia LaBeouf reveals his obsession for acting, says 'When I'm not on sets, life gets hard'

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Ana Taylor-Joy, Reese Witherspoon unveil new crime thriller ‘Lucky’ in Los Angeles

Ana Taylor-Joy, Reese Witherspoon unveil new crime thriller ‘Lucky’ in Los Angeles

UK stars from Ed Sheeran to Elton John raise alarm over post-Brexit music tours

Hollywood stars who pledged to leave the country if Trump wins again

Gwyneth Paltrow stunned by derision over her conscious uncoupling announcement

Halle Berry, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie & others take part in virtual ‘Boss Bitch Fight Challenge’

Kim Kardashian recreates 'Jurassic World' at son Saint's birthday bash

Shia LaBeouf reveals his obsession for acting, says 'When I'm not on sets, life gets hard'