Want to attend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding? The couple just announced how they will pick over 2,000 people to watch the arrivals at Windsor Castle! https://t.co/Qnmru1p83j
A selected group of 2,460 members of the public will be invited onto the grounds of Windsor Castle during the wedding to watch the bride, groom, and guests arrive.
- 1,200 members of the public from everywhere in the UK will be nominated to attend. The couple has asked that these guests are from all backgrounds, including younger people who have served their community and show strong leadership.
- 100 students from two local schools affiliated with Windsor Castle - The Royal School, Great Park and St. George's School
- 530 employees of the Crown Estate and Royal Households
- 200 people from organizations and patronages that Harry and Meghan are a part of
- 610 community members, Windsor castle residents, and church members
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- Pharrell is creating a clothing line for Adidas inspired by "Holi" - Ranveer is also the face of the Adidas India, therefore, Ranveer is hosting the event. (Fun fact: Ranveer is also about to feature in a film where he plays a rapper. 🙄 - Are Bollywood stars always this cringy with Hollywood celebs? Yes. Check the Ed Sheeran after party.)
Doug Jones has been the Silver Surfer ("Fantastic Four; Rise of the Silver Surfer"), the Thin Clown ("Batman Returns"), That Latenight Moon Head Piano Player for the old McDonald's Commercial, The Faun ("Pan's Labrynth"), and the Fish Man ("The Shape of Water")
For no reason I can imagine whatsoever, he has not been nominated for any accolades for Shape of Water.
Kelly Marie Tran has been cast in Facebook Watch's upcoming series ‘Sorry for Your Loss’ alongside Elizabeth Olsen. Tran will be playing Olsen’s younger sister who is dealing with the loss of her brother-in-law and struggling to maintain her sobriety.
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🇫🇷 French fashion designer Olivier Rousteing for Balmain at the end of Balmain's 2018/2019 fall/winter collection fashion show 📷 Francois Guillot #AFPpic.twitter.com/xkQt3fOaw8
In 2006, OJ tried to release a tacky book talking about hypothetically killing his wife. The book was scrapped due to outrage, and so was the special that he had recorded for Fox. Now, they have decided to cash in on interest in OJ after American Crime Story and OJ: Made in America were so successful.
#UPDATE Modric is accused of falsely stating the terms of his contract with Dinamo Zagreb during the corruption trial for Dinamo's former chief Zdravko Mamic. Modric faces up to five years in prison. https://t.co/yqp209dPuJ
Kendall Jenner, who was previously the face of Pepsi, announced she is now the ambassador for Hairfinity! After not walking a single show during Fashion Week, Kendall took to Instagram to promote her new partnership. (The image won't embed, but you can view it here)
Kendall Jenner and Blake Griffin Have 'Cooled Off' Since His NBA Trade, Source Says https://t.co/u6D1dNrZOI
Gossip sites, including People, are reporting that Kendall and Blake Griffin are on the rocks. This is apparently because Blake has been traded to Detroit and the distance is making it hard for the romance to work. The feelings have cooled off, and they're close to breaking up. Kendall and Blake have been dating since last August.
In February, Griffin's former fiancée and mother of his two children, sued Griffin for palimony and claimed he abandoned her and the kids to pursue a relationship with Kendall.
Because the Academy's clearly lost their minds, or still feel guilty and want to pay retribution to the pair, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway will once again be announcing the Best Picture at this Sunday's Oscars. According to TMZ they're already in rehearsals for it.
Some quotes from their speech: "Presenting is better the second time around," Beatty followed up with, "The winner is 'Gone with the Wind.'"
Six years after the One Direction boys were named ambassadors of Filipino fashion brand Penshoppe, former member and fashion icon Zayn Malik has returned to rep the label's Spring/Summer 2018 collection solo. The announcement was accompanied by a campaign video (above) in which the smoldering "Dusk Till Dawn" singer can be seen rocking several vibrant #ZaynXPenshoppe looks - shop them here.
Tessa Thompson was there to be honored for providing positive representation of black women (along with Lena Waithe, Tiffany Haddish and Danai Gurira) in film and Janelle Monae introduced her.
In an interview with NBC's flop Megyn Kelly in Moscow, Putin said his Russian ballistic missiles could penetrate any missile defense systems on the planet were not a declaration of a new "cold war" as some defense analysts suggested. "My point of view is the individuals who have said that a new cold war has started are not really analysts, they do propaganda," Putin said. Skeptics objected that because Moscow presented no video of a successful test of the new missile, Putin's claim that Russia has deployed a working nuclear-powered ICBM can't be verified. Putin refused to answer directly when pressed.
A handful of Hollywood men have stepped forward to launch #AskMoreOfHim asking more men to step up and stop harassment when they see it.
Open letter calling for me to join their movement and signatories:
We applaud the courage and pledge our support to the courageous women — and men, and gender non-conforming individuals — who have come forward to recount their experiences of harassment, abuse and violence at the hands of men in our country. It is never easy for someone who’s been harassed or bullied to speak up, especially when the abuse is sexual. These people are our colleagues and friends. They are fellow artists and craftspeople. They are also our partners, siblings, parents and children. We are in awe of their strength and commitment to speaking truth to power.
But our awe is not enough. As men, we have a special responsibility to prevent abuse from happening in the first place. After all, the vast majority of sexual harassment, abuse and violence is perpetrated by men, whether in Hollywood or not. And in entertainment — like many industries — men continue to hold most of the decision-making power. Therefore, one of the most powerful things that men can and must do is make it clear to other men — including their friends, colleagues and co-workers — that sexual harassment and abuse are never acceptable. This goes for everything from sexist and degrading comments, right up to domestic violence and sexual assault.
Some may question our motives for signing this statement and we aim to counteract their skepticism by being painfully honest. Men are imperfect. We are imperfect. And many men, including perhaps some of us, may have enabled the bad behavior of others or acted in ways we now regret. Nonetheless, we believe that men must speak out against sexism, even as we engage in our own process of critical self-reflection, personal growth and accountability.
So consider this our pledge to support survivors, condemn sexism wherever we see it and hold ourselves and others accountable. As advocates, actors, writers, producers, and directors, we hope that our actions will inspire other men to join us. Until now, only a small number of them have been actively engaged in this effort. This must change. It’s time we #AskMoreOfHim.
Sincerely,
David Arquette Justin Baldoni Ben Berkowitz Max Berkowitz Steven Brill Geoff Callan Kirby Dick Jim Herzfeld Byron Hurt Matt McGorry Michael Nathanson Jason Newman David Schwimmer Ben Silverman Jason Smilovic Dennis Barbour, The Partnership for Male Youth Gary Barker, Promundo-US Eric Barthold, “Man Up” and Open Jonathan Kalin, Party With Consent Jackson Katz Michael Kimmel, SUNY, Stony Brook Josh Levs Don McPherson Michael A. Messner, USC Rob Okun, Voice Male Magazine Pedro Noguera, UCLA Ianta Summers A Call to Men Futures Without Violence The Representation Project