Dozens of iconic Hollywood costumes are set to go under the hammer in London. Watch in the report to know more about Lights Camera Auction event on March 5.

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Step into a realm where fantasy and reality blur as iconic Hollywood memorabilia goes up for auction. With over 1,700 lots from legendary films and TV series, this auction is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history while supporting arts education through The Bright Foundation.

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Emmy-winning actor Andre Braugher who starred in the hit television series Brooklyn Nine-Nine has died at the age of 61. Braugher's publicist had confirmed that he died after a brief illness the actor was best known for his role as Captain Raymond Holt in the police comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

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The Hollywood sign, a symbol of the film industry, celebrates its 100th birthday with special lighting.

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The ex-boyfriend of celebrity therapist Amie Harwick, Gareth Pursehouse who was found guilty of murder&nbsp;earlier this year, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, on Wednesday (Dec 6). Harwick was once engaged to comedian Drew Carey, host of “The Price is Right.”&nbsp;

<h2>‘Justice is served’</h2>

Pursehouse, 45, who is also said to be a stalker, was convicted by a jury in September of first-degree murder and first-degree residential burglary for the killing of 38-year-old Harwick in 2020.&nbsp;

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, in a statement following the sentencing, said “justice was served” and that Harwick’s loved ones “endured unimaginable pain throughout this terrible ordeal.”

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According to the prosecutors, Pursehouse murdered Harwick, 38, by throwing her over a balcony at her home in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles on 15 February 2020.&nbsp;

In the courtroom, the 45-year-old sat silently as the family members, including Amie’s parents, spoke and thanked the presiding judge, prosecutors, and jury for bringing Pursehouse to justice.

Pursehouse has also been ordered to pay $7,500 for Amie’s funeral and restitution to Amie’s parents for travel, lodging and food costs during the court proceedings.&nbsp;

<h2>About the case</h2>

Pursehouse also reportedly stalked Harwick for around a decade, broke into her house and waited for hours before strangling and throwing her off the balcony from the third floor. Subsequently, the police were called after reports of a woman screaming.&nbsp;

Harwick was found unresponsive but still alive beneath a third-story balcony, according to the LA police. She later succumbed to her injuries sustained during the fall in a local hospital.&nbsp;

Over the course of the investigation, detectives also found signs of struggle in Harwick’s home in Hollywood Hills and learned that the 38-year-old had recently expressed fears about her safety because of Pursehouse and filed for a restraining order against him.&nbsp;

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However, the restraining order, according to the LA police department, had expired. In 2020, her death also sparked a conversation about how restraining orders fail to protect victims of stalking.

In 2012, Harwick, a former Playboy model and prominent sex therapist, filed a restraining order against Pursehouse whom she had dated for just over a year and had accused of stalking for 10 years after a bad breakup.

Harwick was a therapist who advised married couples and also wrote a self-help book The New Sex Bible for Women, in 2014.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The ex-boyfriend of celebrity therapist Amie Harwick, Gareth Pursehouse who was found guilty of murder earlier this year, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, on Wednesday (Dec 6).

The ex-boyfriend of celebrity therapist Amie Harwick, Gareth Pursehouse who was found guilty of murder earlier this year, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, on Wednesday (Dec 6). Harwick was once engaged to comedian Drew Carey, host of “The Price is Right.” ‘Justice is served’ Pursehouse, 45, who is also said to be a stalker, was convicted by a jury in September of first-degree murder and first-degree residential burglary for the killing of 38-year-old Harwick in 2020. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, in a statement following the sentencing, said “justice was served” and that Harwick’s loved ones “endured unimaginable pain throughout this terrible ordeal.” ALSO READ | FBI chief Christopher A Wray to visit India next week amid deafening silence on Pannun's chilling threats According to the prosecutors, Pursehouse murdered Harwick, 38, by throwing her over a balcony at her home in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles on 15 February 2020. In the courtroom, the 45-year-old sat silently as the family members, including Amie’s parents, spoke and thanked the presiding judge, prosecutors, and jury for bringing Pursehouse to justice. Pursehouse has also been ordered to pay $7,500 for Amie’s funeral and restitution to Amie’s parents for travel, lodging and food costs during the court proceedings. About the case Pursehouse also reportedly stalked Harwick for around a decade, broke into her house and waited for hours before strangling and throwing her off the balcony from the third floor. Subsequently, the police were called after reports of a woman screaming. Harwick was found unresponsive but still alive beneath a third-story balcony, according to the LA police. She later succumbed to her injuries sustained during the fall in a local hospital. Over the course of the investigation, detectives also found signs of struggle in Harwick’s home in Hollywood Hills and learned that the 38-year-old had recently expressed fears about her safety because of Pursehouse and filed for a restraining order against him. ALSO READ | Kyiv assassinates pro-Russian former Ukrainian politician near Moscow: Reports However, the restraining order, according to the LA police department, had expired. In 2020, her death also sparked a conversation about how restraining orders fail to protect victims of stalking. In 2012, Harwick, a former Playboy model and prominent sex therapist, filed a restraining order against Pursehouse whom she had dated for just over a year and had accused of stalking for 10 years after a bad breakup. Harwick was a therapist who advised married couples and also wrote a self-help book The New Sex Bible for Women, in 2014. (With inputs from agencies)

Ex-boyfriend of celebrity therapist Amie Harwick sentenced to life in prison for her brutal murder

Hollywood on Tuesday anxiously waited to learn if actors have approved their union's hard-fought deal with studios, or if an entertainment industry still reeling from months-long strikes could be plunged back into turmoil.

While the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) deal is widely expected to pass, criticism -- mainly over its perceived lack of protection against artificial intelligence -- has swelled in recent weeks, raising jitters about a potential, if unlikely, return to picket lines.

Voting ended at 5:00 pm on the US West Coast (0100 Wednesday GMT), with a simple majority of members required to finally seal the agreement. 
 
Jonathan Handel, an entertainment lawyer and analyst, said an approval figure between 75 percent and 85 percent is "a realistic expectation."

But should ratification fail, SAG-AFTRA would likely need to reopen talks with studios -- who could themselves withdraw the terms previously offered -- and a return to industrial action could beckon.

"I voted no. And I'm fully prepared to go back on strike. Absolutely 100 percent," actor Michael Vaccaro, one of dozens of performers to speak out publicly against the terms, told AFP.

"By signing this thing, we gain nothing," he added. "By going back out on strike, there's the possibility to gain quite a bit."

The tentative deal between SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood studios to end the actors' 118-day strike was agreed last month. 
 
It contained higher pay, better bonuses for starring in hit shows or films, and the first-ever protections against the use of artificial intelligence to replace human actors.

It was ratified by the union's leadership two days later, though not unanimously.

Union leaders have since held meetings and sent out emails and social media posts to members, strongly urging them to approve the deal.

"Today is the day," said SAG-AFTRA chief negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, in a social media video Tuesday.

"This is a big $1 billion deal with a lot of really important gains in areas like AI, minimums, streaming money," he said. "It's a deal that I'm really proud of." 
 
- Shortcomings? - 
 
But over recent weeks as details of the agreement emerged, warnings began to circulate online about its shortcomings, particularly over the issue of AI.

Performers fear they could soon be replaced by entirely synthetic "actors," generated by AI using the body parts of many different humans, whose likenesses have been scraped from film archives.

The deal does not prevent studios from using generative AI, but it has a clause requiring them to inform the union each time the technology is used.&nbsp;

SAG-AFTRA would then have the right to bargain for compensation on behalf of the actors involved -- though critics say it would be hard to identify who these are. 
 
Actors also say that the massive number of viewers a show or film needs to attract in order to trigger bonuses for its performers is too high for all but the very top echelon of hit shows.

Results of the vote are expected by late Tuesday local time.

"Because of the opposition, people naturally wonder 'will it pass?' And that leads to some nervousness and concern," the lawyer-analyst Handel told AFP.

"But I think it's highly likely that this will pass. It would be very startling if it didn't."

Hollywood on Tuesday anxiously waited to learn if actors have approved their union's hard-fought deal with studios, or if an entertainment industry still reeling from months-long strikes could be plunged back into turmoil.

Hollywood on Tuesday anxiously waited to learn if actors have approved their union's hard-fought deal with studios, or if an entertainment industry still reeling from months-long strikes could be plunged back into turmoil. While the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) deal is widely expected to pass, criticism -- mainly over its perceived lack of protection against artificial intelligence -- has swelled in recent weeks, raising jitters about a potential, if unlikely, return to picket lines. Voting ended at 5:00 pm on the US West Coast (0100 Wednesday GMT), with a simple majority of members required to finally seal the agreement. Jonathan Handel, an entertainment lawyer and analyst, said an approval figure between 75 percent and 85 percent is "a realistic expectation." But should ratification fail, SAG-AFTRA would likely need to reopen talks with studios -- who could themselves withdraw the terms previously offered -- and a return to industrial action could beckon. "I voted no. And I'm fully prepared to go back on strike. Absolutely 100 percent," actor Michael Vaccaro, one of dozens of performers to speak out publicly against the terms, told AFP. "By signing this thing, we gain nothing," he added. "By going back out on strike, there's the possibility to gain quite a bit." The tentative deal between SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood studios to end the actors' 118-day strike was agreed last month. It contained higher pay, better bonuses for starring in hit shows or films, and the first-ever protections against the use of artificial intelligence to replace human actors. It was ratified by the union's leadership two days later, though not unanimously. Union leaders have since held meetings and sent out emails and social media posts to members, strongly urging them to approve the deal. "Today is the day," said SAG-AFTRA chief negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, in a social media video Tuesday. "This is a big $1 billion deal with a lot of really important gains in areas like AI, minimums, streaming money," he said. "It's a deal that I'm really proud of." - Shortcomings? - But over recent weeks as details of the agreement emerged, warnings began to circulate online about its shortcomings, particularly over the issue of AI. Performers fear they could soon be replaced by entirely synthetic "actors," generated by AI using the body parts of many different humans, whose likenesses have been scraped from film archives. The deal does not prevent studios from using generative AI, but it has a clause requiring them to inform the union each time the technology is used. SAG-AFTRA would then have the right to bargain for compensation on behalf of the actors involved -- though critics say it would be hard to identify who these are. Actors also say that the massive number of viewers a show or film needs to attract in order to trigger bonuses for its performers is too high for all but the very top echelon of hit shows. Results of the vote are expected by late Tuesday local time. "Because of the opposition, people naturally wonder 'will it pass?' And that leads to some nervousness and concern," the lawyer-analyst Handel told AFP. "But I think it's highly likely that this will pass. It would be very startling if it didn't."

Hollywood braces for actors' vote on strike deal

A vehicle owned by actor Michael B Jordan crashed into a parked car on Saturday night in Hollywood. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a traffic collision at Sunset Boulevard at around 11:30 pm.&nbsp; 
 
The Ferrari reportedly owned by the Black Panther actor was heading westbound on the iconic Sunset Strip when it "collided with a parked vehicle." 
 
"No injuries were reported," officials said. Photos from the scene have been doing the rounds of social media and show a damaged blue Kia with pieces of the vehicle along the road. 
 
There was no evidence of the actor being impaired by drugs or alcohol, TMZ reported. 
 
The Ferrari 812 Superfast can range anywhere from $310,000 to $690,000. 
 
Jordan has seen the luxury blue sports car around town. In August 2021, he drove ex-girlfriend Lori Harvey to dinner in the same car.&nbsp; 
 
Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.&nbsp;On the work front, Jordan has Creed IV and an untitled sequel to I am Legend with Will Smith.

A vehicle owned by actor Michael B Jordan crashed into a parked car on Saturday night in Hollywood. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a traffic collision at Sunset Boulevard at around 11:30 pm.

A vehicle owned by actor Michael B Jordan crashed into a parked car on Saturday night in Hollywood. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a traffic collision at Sunset Boulevard at around 11:30 pm. The Ferrari reportedly owned by the Black Panther actor was heading westbound on the iconic Sunset Strip when it "collided with a parked vehicle." "No injuries were reported," officials said. Photos from the scene have been doing the rounds of social media and show a damaged blue Kia with pieces of the vehicle along the road. There was no evidence of the actor being impaired by drugs or alcohol, TMZ reported. The Ferrari 812 Superfast can range anywhere from $310,000 to $690,000. Jordan has seen the luxury blue sports car around town. In August 2021, he drove ex-girlfriend Lori Harvey to dinner in the same car. Earlier this year, Jordan was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On the work front, Jordan has Creed IV and an untitled sequel to I am Legend with Will Smith.

Michael B Jordan's blue Ferrari rams into another car in Hollywood

The news that Canadian actor Kristian Bruun will be returning to the Vancouver set of his Netflix series in the new year came as a "euphoric relief" to him after he had been out of work for more than four months due to a historic Hollywood actors' strike. The Recruit, which stars Noah Centineo, is set to shoot its second season on January 4, according to the actor who was born in Toronto. The strike delayed the original plan to go to camera in late June.

Will halted film production start soon?

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The SAG-AFTRA actors' union reached a tentative agreement with Hollywood studios to resolve the second of two strikes that rocked the entertainment industry as workers demanded higher pay in the streaming TV era, the union said on Wednesday (November 8).

Members of SAG-AFTRA walked off the job in mid-July asking for an increase in minimum salaries, a share of streaming service revenue and protection from being replaced by "digital replicas" generated by artificial intelligence (AI).

The union said negotiators had reached a preliminary deal on a new contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents Walt Disney, Netflix and other media companies.

The breakthrough means Hollywood can ramp up to full production for the first time since May, once union members vote to ratify the deal in the coming weeks.

Actors had similar concerns to film and television writers, who argued that compensation for working-class cast members had dwindled as streaming took hold, making it hard to earn a living wage in cities such as Los Angeles and New York. TV series on streaming did not offer the same residual payments that actors enjoyed during the heyday of broadcast TV.

Performers also became alarmed by recent advances in artificial intelligence, which they feared could lead to studios manipulating their likenesses without permission or replacing human actors with digital images.

George Clooney and other A-list stars voiced solidarity with lower-level actors and had urged union leadership, including SAG-AFTRA President and "The Nanny" actor Fran Drescher, to reach a resolution.

Many film and TV sets shut down when the Writers Guild of America (WGA) called a strike in the spring. While WGA members returned to writing scripts in late September, the ongoing SAG-AFTRA work stoppage left many productions dark.

The disruptions cost California more than $6 billion in lost output, according to a Milken Institute estimate.

With little work available, many prop masters, costume designers and other crew members struggled to make ends meet. FilmLA, the group that approves filming permits, reported scripted production during the week of Oct. 29 had fallen 77% from the same time a year earlier.

The Hollywood strikes came during a year of other high-profile job actions. The United Auto Workers recently ended six weeks of walkouts at Detroit carmakers. Teachers, nurses and healthcare workers also walked off the job.

Hollywood's work stoppages forced broadcast networks to fill their fall lineups with re-runs, games shows and reality shows. It also led movie studios to delay big releases such as "Dune: Part 2" because striking actors could not promote them.

Other major films, including the latest installment of the "Mission: Impossible" franchise and Disney's live-action remake of animated classic "Snow White," were postponed until 2025.

The SAG-AFTRA actors' union reached a tentative agreement with Hollywood studios to resolve the second of two strikes that rocked the entertainment industry as workers demanded higher pay in the streaming TV era, the union said on Wednesday (November 8).

The SAG-AFTRA actors' union reached a tentative agreement with Hollywood studios to resolve the second of two strikes that rocked the entertainment industry as workers demanded higher pay in the streaming TV era, the union said on Wednesday (November 8). Members of SAG-AFTRA walked off the job in mid-July asking for an increase in minimum salaries, a share of streaming service revenue and protection from being replaced by "digital replicas" generated by artificial intelligence (AI). The union said negotiators had reached a preliminary deal on a new contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents Walt Disney, Netflix and other media companies. The breakthrough means Hollywood can ramp up to full production for the first time since May, once union members vote to ratify the deal in the coming weeks. Actors had similar concerns to film and television writers, who argued that compensation for working-class cast members had dwindled as streaming took hold, making it hard to earn a living wage in cities such as Los Angeles and New York. TV series on streaming did not offer the same residual payments that actors enjoyed during the heyday of broadcast TV. Performers also became alarmed by recent advances in artificial intelligence, which they feared could lead to studios manipulating their likenesses without permission or replacing human actors with digital images. George Clooney and other A-list stars voiced solidarity with lower-level actors and had urged union leadership, including SAG-AFTRA President and "The Nanny" actor Fran Drescher, to reach a resolution. Many film and TV sets shut down when the Writers Guild of America (WGA) called a strike in the spring. While WGA members returned to writing scripts in late September, the ongoing SAG-AFTRA work stoppage left many productions dark. The disruptions cost California more than $6 billion in lost output, according to a Milken Institute estimate. With little work available, many prop masters, costume designers and other crew members struggled to make ends meet. FilmLA, the group that approves filming permits, reported scripted production during the week of Oct. 29 had fallen 77% from the same time a year earlier. The Hollywood strikes came during a year of other high-profile job actions. The United Auto Workers recently ended six weeks of walkouts at Detroit carmakers. Teachers, nurses and healthcare workers also walked off the job. Hollywood's work stoppages forced broadcast networks to fill their fall lineups with re-runs, games shows and reality shows. It also led movie studios to delay big releases such as "Dune: Part 2" because striking actors could not promote them. Other major films, including the latest installment of the "Mission: Impossible" franchise and Disney's live-action remake of animated classic "Snow White," were postponed until 2025.

Actors reach tentative agreement with Hollywood studios to end strike

After 118 days Hollywood actors have finally reached a tentative agreement with major studios.

The actors strike is over: Sag-Aftra approves deal to end strike

Hollywood actor Matthew Perry who died on the 28th of October at the age of 54 was laid to rest at a Los Angeles Cemetery. The mourners gathered at the Forest Lawn Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills neighbourhood of Los Angeles less than a mile from the Warner Brothers Studio where friends were shot. The Matthew Perry was laid to rest in a service that was attended by relatives and also the cast maids from the hit television sitcom Friends.

'Friends' stars arrive at Matthew Perry's funeral in Los Angeles

The solidarity interestingly is one of the most used words by member of the entertainment industry. Ever since this conflict in the Gaza strip began, there are now two distinct groups of Hollywood celebrities who have penned open letters.

Israel-Palestine war: Celebrities speak out; two groups of A-listers pen open letters

As Halloween nears this year again, in the latest episode of E-Club, we have explored the best horror movies in Hollywood. Find out more in the latest episode of WION E-club.

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Hollywood star Michael Caine, 90, recently announced his decision to retire from showbiz. While the definition of retirement has changed drastically in showbiz, we look at other actors who are proving that age is just a number with their acting prowess.

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