Stephen Colbert's Late Show team members were detained from the United States Capitol building. On June 16, seven team members who were filming comedy segments for the CBS late-night show were arrested in the Longworth House Office Building when the group was found shooting “unescorted and without Congressional ID, in a sixth-floor hallway.” the Capitol Police said in a statement.&nbsp; 
 
The production team was shooting a comedy segment associated with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog - a character voiced by Robert Smigel.&nbsp;

"Their interviews at the Capitol were authorized and pre-arranged through Congressional aides of the members interviewed," CBS said.&nbsp; 
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However, they were advised to leave the building in the early hours, but they stayed back to shoot more sequences in the halls when they got detained.&nbsp; 
"After leaving the members' offices on their last interview of the day, the production team stayed to film stand-ups and other final comedy elements in the halls when they were detained by Capitol Police." 
 
The statement reads via Variety, “The building was closed to visitors, and these individuals were determined to be a part of a group that had been directed by the USCP to leave the building earlier in the day. They were charged with Unlawful Entry. This is an active criminal investigation, and may result in additional criminal charges after consultation with the U.S. Attorney.” 
 
As per the reports, all of them were released later that night.

On the same day, they shared a few pictures on&nbsp;the official&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;account of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog from&nbsp;the Capitol hill building.&nbsp;

Stephen Colbert's Late Show team members were detained from the United States Capitol building. On June 16, seven team members who were filming comedy segments for the CBS late-night show were arrested in the Longworth House Office Building when the group was found shooting “unescorted and without Congressional ID, in a sixth-floor hallway.

Stephen Colbert's Late Show team members were detained from the United States Capitol building. On June 16, seven team members who were filming comedy segments for the CBS late-night show were arrested in the Longworth House Office Building when the group was found shooting “unescorted and without Congressional ID, in a sixth-floor hallway.” the Capitol Police said in a statement. The production team was shooting a comedy segment associated with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog - a character voiced by Robert Smigel. "Their interviews at the Capitol were authorized and pre-arranged through Congressional aides of the members interviewed," CBS said. However, they were advised to leave the building in the early hours, but they stayed back to shoot more sequences in the halls when they got detained. "After leaving the members' offices on their last interview of the day, the production team stayed to film stand-ups and other final comedy elements in the halls when they were detained by Capitol Police." The statement reads via Variety, “The building was closed to visitors, and these individuals were determined to be a part of a group that had been directed by the USCP to leave the building earlier in the day. They were charged with Unlawful Entry. This is an active criminal investigation, and may result in additional criminal charges after consultation with the U.S. Attorney.” As per the reports, all of them were released later that night. On the same day, they shared a few pictures on the official Twitter account of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog from the Capitol hill building.

Late Show With Stephen Colbert team members detained at Capitol Hill, charged with unlawful entry

Priyanka Chopra Jonas isn’t the kind to let a minute of her life slip away, even when life is on lockdown.

While others were perfecting their sourdough starters last spring, Chopra Jonas decided to write her first book — and finished it. As quarantine fatigue curtailed our enthusiasm for crafting and Kondo-izing, she was in London shooting the romantic drama “Text for You” alongside Sam Heughan and Celine Dion.

By the time a lot of us had been rendered bloblike, Chopra Jonas was in overdrive, simultaneously promoting three projects: her Netflix movie, “The White Tiger,” adapted from Aravind Adiga’s Booker Prize-winning rags-to-riches novel about a self-made Bangalore businessman; her memoir, “Unfinished,” which chronicles her 38 years, including her reign as Miss World and breakthrough into Bollywood and eventually Hollywood; and her new sustainable hair care line, Anomaly.

As if that weren’t enough, she was prepping to shoot “Citadel,” a spy series directed by the Russo brothers for Amazon, which had been delayed a year because of COVID-19 restrictions.

Through it all, Chopra Jonas was still finding room for some self-care and shut-eye, “which has to be scheduled time, because otherwise I would never get sleep,” she said. In a phone call in late January from her home in London, Chopra Jonas tracked the recent routines and cultural items that are keeping her busy.

These are edited excerpts from the conversation.

Wednesday morning

In our profession, my routine is dictated by the schedule that my team decides for me, predominantly. So the only thing routine-y about my schedule is I always make sure I have at least eight hours of sleep. My coffee machine is in my bedroom, right by my bed. The first thing I do is press the Nespresso button and smell the aroma of the coffee, and that’s how my eyes open.

Then I check out the news and scroll through Twitter usually still when I’m in bed. I need five or 10 minutes to orient myself to the fact that I’m waking up. On a languid day, maybe it would be half an hour. This ritual is ultimately what led me to “The White Tiger.” There was so much chatter around it in literary circles. I’m an avid reader. I try and pick up the books everyone’s talking about because I don’t really have the luxury of time to discover my own favourites.

My days start with a workout, usually on Zoom with my trainer. I started getting consistent with working out during quarantine. I hate working out otherwise. I’m not one of those people who’s like, “Oh my gosh, I enjoy it so much that I need it.” I listen to Hindi rap, like Raftaar and Divine, while I work out. It’s alive and visceral.

Wednesday afternoon

I watched the inauguration, and I think I felt exactly what the world was feeling. It was a very emotional time for a lot of my friends and family in America, and I felt very excited about the fact that the country is stepping into the right direction in terms of leadership. Not only should leadership look like this, but also sound like this. As someone coming from a country who has had many females in high positions of power, it’s awesome to see the U.S. finally get their first.

My days for the past two weeks have been back-to-back with recording my audiobook and promo, and [together] it takes 12 to 13 hours a day. I filmed three talk show interviews — Kelly Clarkson, Lilly Singh and Ellen — and I recorded a few podcasts and did several phone interviews. I think I was one of the earlier people to commit to the fact that we’re going to be working off Zoom for a really long time. So I found a corner of my room with a fireplace where I do all my Zoom calls.

Wednesday night

Before bed, I always need a few hours to unwind, and this is usually when I watch TV or read. Right now I’m reading “Amnesty,” Aravind Adiga’s next novel. I obviously am a fan. This is based in Australia, and it’s about a Sri Lankan immigrant, and it’s a thriller from his perspective. I do love to get out of work mode and just enjoy the content for what it is. But most of my reading I do with both [enjoyment and the idea of a project] in mind.

I haven’t been able to commit to a TV show because of how busy my schedule is. I recently finished “The Undoing,” “The Boys” and “Bridgerton” but I’m also really into movies after dinner. I’ve watched a lot of the Oscar contenders — “Sound of Metal,” “Da 5 Bloods,” “One Night in Miami.”

Thursday morning

Finally, I had some semblance of a morning I don’t even know how long. I woke up by 10, had a quick workout and then I had luxurious brunch with my mom, who is living in London with me. She was here with my husband during the holidays so that we could be together. I felt safer with her around me. My husband left-top of the year, but I didn’t let my mom go. So I’ve sort of kidnapped her right now.

Thursday afternoon

My first call wasn’t until 2 — a prep call with the producers of “Citadel,” which I am so excited to start. Prep calls are usually character development, which is one of my favourite things. The most exciting job as an actor is when you have the ability to take someone off the page and really breathe life into them.

Thursday night

Then it was back to promo. Unlike normal junkets where you’re local and live with the media, we have been up early and late to hit markets all over the world. Tonight we ended with “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” at 1 am.

I couldn’t sleep, because you know when you go beyond tired on the other side of the hill? That happened. Then I was on TikTok for hours. I’m a secret admirer, so I consume whatever they show me. It’s a lot of baby videos or doggy videos or kitten videos.

We got a quarantine pet, yes, we did! He’s Panda, and he’s a rescue. I got Nick a German shepherd for our anniversary last year, and my dog, Diana, who I’ve had for four years, she’s a rescue as well. So we had the two. But Nick’s parents were visiting and they brought their girls with them, and the house was full of four dogs, and it was so amazing that after Nick’s parents left, I was kind of feeling like, we need another dog. He’s a mix between an Australian shepherd and a husky. And he’s a punk. He deliberately defies you but he’s so adorable that you forget everything. He’s in LA with Nick at the moment, but they should be coming here sometime next month.

Friday morning

It was my last free weekday before I start “Citadel,” which I’ll be filming until next November. It was also release day of “The White Tiger.” Release day is filled with a roller coaster of emotions, but always with bright eyes and hope for a strong opening. I’m so proud to share this film with the world.

Friday afternoon

I did “Hot Ones.” Oh my God. I’ve done it before on Jimmy Fallon, and it almost killed me. But this time — and I love spicy food. I need hot sauce. I carry it everywhere — but some of the hot sauces are like poison. They’re insane how spicy they are. I literally felt like I was going to faint. I had to open the doors up and walk outside and eat ice cream and milk, and I was crying. Ghost pepper was at No. 4. So you could imagine what No. 10 was.

Friday night

I did a viewing party for “The White Tiger” with a lot of my family and friends all on Zoom. It is such a provocative tale of something that all of us have become so desensitized to, which is this large division between the haves and the have-nots. And COVID specifically showed the world that disparity so glaringly. When is the last time you’ve driven past a homeless shelter or a homeless person and not done anything about it? A majority of the world lives in circumstances like that, so it’s really a sort of mirror into self-reflection. I’m very proud of the movie because it has social commentary, but at the same time it’s sarcastic, funny, dark and really clever.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas isn’t the kind to let a minute of her life slip away, even when life is on lockdown. While others were perfecting their sourdough starters last spring, Chopra Jonas decided to write her first book — and finished it.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas isn’t the kind to let a minute of her life slip away, even when life is on lockdown. While others were perfecting their sourdough starters last spring, Chopra Jonas decided to write her first book — and finished it. As quarantine fatigue curtailed our enthusiasm for crafting and Kondo-izing, she was in London shooting the romantic drama “Text for You” alongside Sam Heughan and Celine Dion. By the time a lot of us had been rendered bloblike, Chopra Jonas was in overdrive, simultaneously promoting three projects: her Netflix movie, “The White Tiger,” adapted from Aravind Adiga’s Booker Prize-winning rags-to-riches novel about a self-made Bangalore businessman; her memoir, “Unfinished,” which chronicles her 38 years, including her reign as Miss World and breakthrough into Bollywood and eventually Hollywood; and her new sustainable hair care line, Anomaly. As if that weren’t enough, she was prepping to shoot “Citadel,” a spy series directed by the Russo brothers for Amazon, which had been delayed a year because of COVID-19 restrictions. Through it all, Chopra Jonas was still finding room for some self-care and shut-eye, “which has to be scheduled time, because otherwise I would never get sleep,” she said. In a phone call in late January from her home in London, Chopra Jonas tracked the recent routines and cultural items that are keeping her busy. These are edited excerpts from the conversation. Wednesday morning In our profession, my routine is dictated by the schedule that my team decides for me, predominantly. So the only thing routine-y about my schedule is I always make sure I have at least eight hours of sleep. My coffee machine is in my bedroom, right by my bed. The first thing I do is press the Nespresso button and smell the aroma of the coffee, and that’s how my eyes open. Then I check out the news and scroll through Twitter usually still when I’m in bed. I need five or 10 minutes to orient myself to the fact that I’m waking up. On a languid day, maybe it would be half an hour. This ritual is ultimately what led me to “The White Tiger.” There was so much chatter around it in literary circles. I’m an avid reader. I try and pick up the books everyone’s talking about because I don’t really have the luxury of time to discover my own favourites. My days start with a workout, usually on Zoom with my trainer. I started getting consistent with working out during quarantine. I hate working out otherwise. I’m not one of those people who’s like, “Oh my gosh, I enjoy it so much that I need it.” I listen to Hindi rap, like Raftaar and Divine, while I work out. It’s alive and visceral. Wednesday afternoon I watched the inauguration, and I think I felt exactly what the world was feeling. It was a very emotional time for a lot of my friends and family in America, and I felt very excited about the fact that the country is stepping into the right direction in terms of leadership. Not only should leadership look like this, but also sound like this. As someone coming from a country who has had many females in high positions of power, it’s awesome to see the U.S. finally get their first. My days for the past two weeks have been back-to-back with recording my audiobook and promo, and [together] it takes 12 to 13 hours a day. I filmed three talk show interviews — Kelly Clarkson, Lilly Singh and Ellen — and I recorded a few podcasts and did several phone interviews. I think I was one of the earlier people to commit to the fact that we’re going to be working off Zoom for a really long time. So I found a corner of my room with a fireplace where I do all my Zoom calls. Wednesday night Before bed, I always need a few hours to unwind, and this is usually when I watch TV or read. Right now I’m reading “Amnesty,” Aravind Adiga’s next novel. I obviously am a fan. This is based in Australia, and it’s about a Sri Lankan immigrant, and it’s a thriller from his perspective. I do love to get out of work mode and just enjoy the content for what it is. But most of my reading I do with both [enjoyment and the idea of a project] in mind. I haven’t been able to commit to a TV show because of how busy my schedule is. I recently finished “The Undoing,” “The Boys” and “Bridgerton” but I’m also really into movies after dinner. I’ve watched a lot of the Oscar contenders — “Sound of Metal,” “Da 5 Bloods,” “One Night in Miami.” Thursday morning Finally, I had some semblance of a morning I don’t even know how long. I woke up by 10, had a quick workout and then I had luxurious brunch with my mom, who is living in London with me. She was here with my husband during the holidays so that we could be together. I felt safer with her around me. My husband left-top of the year, but I didn’t let my mom go. So I’ve sort of kidnapped her right now. Thursday afternoon My first call wasn’t until 2 — a prep call with the producers of “Citadel,” which I am so excited to start. Prep calls are usually character development, which is one of my favourite things. The most exciting job as an actor is when you have the ability to take someone off the page and really breathe life into them. Thursday night Then it was back to promo. Unlike normal junkets where you’re local and live with the media, we have been up early and late to hit markets all over the world. Tonight we ended with “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” at 1 am. I couldn’t sleep, because you know when you go beyond tired on the other side of the hill? That happened. Then I was on TikTok for hours. I’m a secret admirer, so I consume whatever they show me. It’s a lot of baby videos or doggy videos or kitten videos. We got a quarantine pet, yes, we did! He’s Panda, and he’s a rescue. I got Nick a German shepherd for our anniversary last year, and my dog, Diana, who I’ve had for four years, she’s a rescue as well. So we had the two. But Nick’s parents were visiting and they brought their girls with them, and the house was full of four dogs, and it was so amazing that after Nick’s parents left, I was kind of feeling like, we need another dog. He’s a mix between an Australian shepherd and a husky. And he’s a punk. He deliberately defies you but he’s so adorable that you forget everything. He’s in LA with Nick at the moment, but they should be coming here sometime next month. Friday morning It was my last free weekday before I start “Citadel,” which I’ll be filming until next November. It was also release day of “The White Tiger.” Release day is filled with a roller coaster of emotions, but always with bright eyes and hope for a strong opening. I’m so proud to share this film with the world. Friday afternoon I did “Hot Ones.” Oh my God. I’ve done it before on Jimmy Fallon, and it almost killed me. But this time — and I love spicy food. I need hot sauce. I carry it everywhere — but some of the hot sauces are like poison. They’re insane how spicy they are. I literally felt like I was going to faint. I had to open the doors up and walk outside and eat ice cream and milk, and I was crying. Ghost pepper was at No. 4. So you could imagine what No. 10 was. Friday night I did a viewing party for “The White Tiger” with a lot of my family and friends all on Zoom. It is such a provocative tale of something that all of us have become so desensitized to, which is this large division between the haves and the have-nots. And COVID specifically showed the world that disparity so glaringly. When is the last time you’ve driven past a homeless shelter or a homeless person and not done anything about it? A majority of the world lives in circumstances like that, so it’s really a sort of mirror into self-reflection. I’m very proud of the movie because it has social commentary, but at the same time it’s sarcastic, funny, dark and really clever.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s Week: Fireside Zoom calls and 'Bridgerton' episodes

The recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert lit up as ‘The Crown’ stars Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson opened up about their filming experiences for the Netflix show along with their revelations of meeting with British royals on whom the series is based.&nbsp;

Olivia Colman stars as Queen Elizabeth as she returns as the prime character for the second time while Gillian Anderson will be seen on the show for the first time as she plays British PM at the time, Margaret Thatcher in the 4th season of the ‘The Crown’.&nbsp;

The fourth season of ‘The Crown’ picks up in the late 1970s, with the majority of the action taking place in the 1980s, amid Margaret Thatcher's reign and the Falklands War as Prince Charles (played by Josh O'Connor) and Princess Diana (played by Emma Corrin) have what appears to be a fairy tale romance. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-season-4-teaser-introduces-princess-diana-and-margaret-thatcher-335111">Watch teaser here.</a>

Talking of their experience, Olivia Colman said, "Everything we’ve done in The Crown is toned down compared to the actual palace.” While Gillian said that the Queen has a whisperer who aids in reminding her who she is meeting.&nbsp;

Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson discussed getting the accents of the characters correct with the latter noting the former prime minister was "very breathy." As for Colman, she joked "I'm average English sounding but the royals have a whole other level of speaking."

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Olivia said, "I'm an actor saying words pretending to be someone. She's obviously a human and she's been forced into this job that she wasn’t meant to do. And she's done it with extraordinary gusto and dignity."

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The English actress added that before taking on the role of Queen Elizabeth, she hadn't paid much attention to the royal family or their history. "Growing up in a place where they’ve always existed, you don't really pay attention to it," Colman said.

The season four of ‘The Crown’ starts streaming on Netflix on November 15.

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The recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert lit up as ‘The Crown’ stars Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson opened up about their filming experiences for the Netflix show along with their revelations of meeting with British royals on whom the series is based.

The recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert lit up as ‘The Crown’ stars Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson opened up about their filming experiences for the Netflix show along with their revelations of meeting with British royals on whom the series is based. Olivia Colman stars as Queen Elizabeth as she returns as the prime character for the second time while Gillian Anderson will be seen on the show for the first time as she plays British PM at the time, Margaret Thatcher in the 4th season of the ‘The Crown’. The fourth season of ‘The Crown’ picks up in the late 1970s, with the majority of the action taking place in the 1980s, amid Margaret Thatcher's reign and the Falklands War as Prince Charles (played by Josh O'Connor) and Princess Diana (played by Emma Corrin) have what appears to be a fairy tale romance. Watch teaser here. Talking of their experience, Olivia Colman said, "Everything we’ve done in The Crown is toned down compared to the actual palace.” While Gillian said that the Queen has a whisperer who aids in reminding her who she is meeting. Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson discussed getting the accents of the characters correct with the latter noting the former prime minister was "very breathy." As for Colman, she joked "I'm average English sounding but the royals have a whole other level of speaking." Olivia said, "I'm an actor saying words pretending to be someone. She's obviously a human and she's been forced into this job that she wasn’t meant to do. And she's done it with extraordinary gusto and dignity." Four days of events planned to mark Queen's 70 years on throne The English actress added that before taking on the role of Queen Elizabeth, she hadn't paid much attention to the royal family or their history. "Growing up in a place where they’ve always existed, you don't really pay attention to it," Colman said. The season four of ‘The Crown’ starts streaming on Netflix on November 15. Johnny Depp, Kevin Spacey & other actors who've been replaced from a project after serious allegations

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Angelina Jolie was recently spotted in high spirits while walking down a road in Paris with her kids in tow.&nbsp;

Visiting Paris for shooting her Guerlain campaign and getting some face-time with France&#39;s First Lady Brigitte Macron, Angelina took out some personal time with her large family of kids.&nbsp;

Angelina was spotted with all her six children -- taking them to Louvre museum to appreciate some fine art, we suppose?&nbsp;

Her eldest son Maddox is 16,&nbsp;Pax is 14, Zahara is 13, Shiloh is 11 and the twins, Vivienne and Knox, are 9.

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Angelina Jolie filed for <a href="http://www.wionews.com/life-fun/angelina-jolie-files-for-divorce-from-brad-pitt-6584" target="_blank">divorce</a> from husband Brad Pitt in 2016.&nbsp;

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Angelina Jolie was recently spotted in high spirits while walking down a road in Paris with her kids in tow. Visiting Paris for shooting her Guerlain campaign and getting some face-time with France's First Lady Brigitte Macron, Angelina took out some personal time with her large family of kids.

Angelina Jolie was recently spotted in high spirits while walking down a road in Paris with her kids in tow. Visiting Paris for shooting her Guerlain campaign and getting some face-time with France's First Lady Brigitte Macron, Angelina took out some personal time with her large family of kids. Angelina was spotted with all her six children -- taking them to Louvre museum to appreciate some fine art, we suppose? Her eldest son Maddox is 16, Pax is 14, Zahara is 13, Shiloh is 11 and the twins, Vivienne and Knox, are 9. See the pictures here: Angelina Jolie spotted with kids (Twitter) × Angelina clutching hands of her daughter. (Twitter) × Angelina Jolie was all smiles for the camera. (Twitter) × Angelina Jolie with kids (Twitter) × Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from husband Brad Pitt in 2016.