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Harry and Meghan have sat for a primetime interview with Oprah much to the British media’s horror. But from Princess Diana to the Queen’s daughter, Princess Anne, royals have quashed rumours, promoted the brand and answered personal questions on national television.
The broadcasting service said the impersonator who was interviewed appeared to be engaged in a "deliberate hoax."
The Golden Globes for film and television, organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, were handed out at a virtual ceremony hosted by comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Big winners included Anya Taylor-Joy, Catherine O’Hara and a posthumous award for Chadwick Boseman. But the awards, with most nominees joining via video-link, were not without their glitches including Daniel Kaluuya being muted while trying to give his acceptance speech.
This Golden Globes is being co-hosted remotely from both coasts of the US this year, for obvious reasons. The Robbie Williams movie is set to be directed by the guy who helmed The Greatest Showman and The Celebrity Circle tees up on Channel 4.
The Sussexes have confirmed they will not return as working members of the royal family. They will also have to return their honorary military appointments and royal patronages to the Queen. Yet language used by many news organisations could suggest otherwise.
Australia has moved forward with a proposal to force social media and search companies to pay media outlets for their content.
Former first lady Michelle Obama will appear in a new Netflix show “Waffles + Mochi.” The show will also feature stars like Zach Galifianakis, Rashida Jones, Jack Black and Sia.
Becky CJ has garnered more than five million plays for her video ‘Would You Like To Have S3X With Me?’ a post from Tinder Nightmares she turned it into a ballad. The singer/songwriter has over 60,000 followers on Tik Tok from turning unlikely songs into piano ballads and posting original pieces.
"I wanted to highlight how ridiculous it is," says Becky CJ, whose videos have gained millions of fans overnight.
Many of us stop listening to new music at 30, studies show – but here's why you shouldn't.