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Charlotte Hawkins curtails Strictly curse speculation

Charlotte Hawkins, 42, has laughed off concerns about the so-called Strictly 'curse' because she and her husband Mark Herbert are happily married.

Kylie Jenner shares snap of stomach after pregnancy claims

Reports left her fans in shock over speculation that she is expecting the pitter-patter of tiny feet with her boyfriend of five month Travis Scott.

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Dakota Johnson goes braless for ecofriendly fashion awards

Dakota Johnson, 27, displayed her sizzling sex appeal as she went braless under a dazzling diamond embellished gown for Green Carpet Fashion Awards.

She's gone under the knife for countless cosmetic procedures as she 'doesn't like looking natural'. But the Geordie Shore star admitted to a plastic surgery nightmare on Sunday.

The presenter received the shocking news after recording various messages for her radio show, Ulster Calling, from families to British troops sent to serve in Northern Ireland during the 1970s.

Both TV stars inconspicuously shared similar Instagram posts from London's Backyard Cinema and gushing about nineties film favourite Mrs Doubtfire that was playing.

The reality star father-of-three and the aspiring model, whose father is singer Lionel Richie, held hands as they took a stroll together.

Hailey Baldwin attends Dolce & Gabbana MFW after party

Dolce & Gabbana proved to be one of the most exciting shows of Milan Fashion Week, as it debuted the brand's SS18 collection with a host of famous attendees.

   

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The play is scheduled to run on the National Theatre's Olivier stage later next year. No dates have been fixed yet, but both of the actors have now agreed to be in Simon Godwin's production.

The 'revelations' about the BBC's gender pay gap are proof of what I, as a former agent to some of the best-known names in television, have known for years, writes JON ROSEMAN.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Kelsey Grammer, who starred in TV classics Cheers and Frasier, has been reeled in to make his London theatre debut in the premiere of American musical Big Fish.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Toby Stephens and Lydia Leonard will portray the couple who helped bring Israeli PM Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation leader Yasser Arafat together.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Taron Egerton is in discussions about playing Elton John in a film based on the classically trained singer-songwriter's eventful life.

Fifty years ago this month, Arthur Penn's film Bonnie And Clyde came out and changed for ever the way violence was depicted on the silver screen. It became more brutal, but also more real.

Martin Provost's film starring Catherine Deneuve, left and Catherine Frot, right, is a beautiful thing, full of sorrow, regret, salvation and vegetable growing.

This is more like it, Marvel! The tone is less portentously galactic than usual: think Harry- Potter-meets-James Bond, with Tom Holland as a frankly adorable young Spidey for us Mums to coo over.

Set in Chicago, The Big Sick is a romantic comedy about a mixed-race relationship. It chronicles the burgeoning love between a young, white American woman and a Pakistani immigrant.

In The Beguiled, by Sofia Coppola, Nicole Kidman (pictured) plays Miss Martha, a disciplinarian at a seminary in Virginia, while Kirsten Dunst (pictured) plays a schoolteacher.

In the War For The Planet Of The Apes, hairy heroes battle against humans for control of the world. The humans are all military, seem to be all male, and use guns against peaceable apes.

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