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Which Netflix Character Would Be Your Best Friend? Some friends drag you out of the house. Some sit with you on the worst night of your life. Netflix has written both, plus the one who tells you the truth you have been avoiding all week. Answer eight quick questions about how you actually do friendship, and find out which of them was always going to end up in your corner.

See more of our coverage in your search results. Selma Blair has no plans on taking a break from her career despite her recent arrest.

Chris Evans is back, and he's ready to save the world once again. No, I'm not referring to "Avengers: Doomsday" or even a sequel to "Red One" (i.e. the Christmas-themed Evans and Dwayne Johnson Amazon team-up that definitely doesn't feel like a mass hallucination), I mean "Sacrifice. " French filmmaker Romain Gavras's jarring mix of action, comedy, and drama premiered at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was snatched up by Netflix. But it's only just made its way onto the streamer, which, when coupled with the not-so-excited response from last year's TIFF attendees, doesn't seem to bode well. Yet, there's something to this one. Evans stars here as Mike Tyler, an insecure A-lister whose career is on the rocks. (Is there any other kind these days? Even Tom Cruise is feeling the heat post-"Digger. ") Hoping to reignite his fading stardom, Mike struts his stuff at a ritzy benefit gala in Greece, only for a pack of ecoterrorists to storm the castle. Their zealously serious leader Joan (Anya Taylor-Joy) then declares that they require three captives. What for?

Reality TV star Jon Gosselin is speaking out in support of his son Collin after the 22-year-old accused his mother Kate Gosselin of abuse. The Gosselins famously had eight children (now 22-year-old sextuplets Aaden, Alexis, Collin, Hannah, Leah and Joel, and a set of 26-year-old twins, Mady and Cara), and their TLC reality show, Jon & Kate Plus 8, premiered in 2007. Collin recently released his memoir, In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood, and spoke about what he alleged took place behind the scenes of the popular reality TV show that he grew up on.

"American Pickers" star Mike Wolfe and his girlfriend Leticia Cline have split, TMZ has learned. Leticia announced on social media that the 7-year relationship was over. She said, “For the past two months I’ve been trying to come to terms with things that have left me absolutely devastated.”

Which Criminal Mastermind Would Be Your Nemesis? Four of the finest criminal minds ever put on screen. One of them would look at you and see something worth their time. Eight questions decide which one comes for you, why they picked you, and what they would want when they arrived.

Following years of juggling acting and political work, Kal Penn is back in leading man mode with 'Trust Me, I'm a Doctor'.

In Young & Restless‘ latest spoilers for the week of Monday, October 19, through Friday, October 23, Sally and Billy tie the knot… and are immediately plunged into a new drama. (And that wasn’t even on their gift registry!) Plus, Lily learns what could be life-changing news, Victor has questions that demand answers, and Sharon’s faced with a difficult choice to make. Read on for all the details on these teasers and more… As Sally and Billy’s wedding begins, a surprise guest joins the festivities. But we thought staying away was [Spoiler]’s gift to the couple!

Passed away peacefully, at Champlain Manor, Orillia, on Thursday, October 15, 2026, in her 94th year. Alba McFadden, beloved wife of the late Eldon McFadden. Longtime friend of the late Jack Elgie. Sister of the late Aubrey McMillan. Dear mother of Rose Marie Baye and husband Garry of Uptergrove, Theresa Ruttle and husband Brian of Orillia and the late Colette McFadden. Loved grandmother of Frances Szalay and husband Mike. Great grandmother of Amber and Megan Szalay. The late Alba McFadden will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West St., N., Orillia, on Friday, October 23rd, 2026, from 11 am until time of service in the chapel at 12 Noon. Cremation to follow. Interment to take place at Knox Cemetery at a later date. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Charity of One's Choice. Members of the Women of the Moose Chapter 659 Orillia, are asked to gather for service on Friday at 12 noon.

23 hours agoRachael LewisWest Midlands Press AssociationDame Judi Dench is among more than 100 current and former cast and crew members calling on the BBC to keep The Archers in BirminghamMore than 100 current and former cast and crew members of The Archers, including Dame Judi Dench, have called on the BBC to keep the programme in Birmingham. Supporters say recording the drama elsewhere could affect its quality and future. The BBC says the move is part of wider cost-saving measures and alternative options are being explored. In a letter to director general Matt Brittin, actors, writers, directors and sound engineers argued that moving recordings away from the Midlands would have a "tangible impact" on the programme. The letter compares the prospect to "Coronation Street leaving the north-west, or EastEnders leaving the south-east", adding that it risks "ripping out the heart of Ambridge". Supporters say recording The Archers outside the Midlands could affect the programme's futureSignatories said Birmingham had been central to the show's identity since it began and warned that separating cast and production teams could affect the way the programme is made.

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I don’t watch television. I mostly read, go to shows, see some clown. So I had only a vague idea of who Kelly Clarkson was. I knew she was on some talent show with Justin Guarini, whom I know from theater work. On Oct. 10, Ms. Clarkson entered Art of Play, the Brooklyn curiosity shop where I live. She spent less than five minutes here and caused quite a hullabaloo. She asked a sales associate if she could purchase me, Molly, the mascot of the store and was duly informed that while that was impossible, she could contact artist Bliss Kolb to ask for a $15,000 duplicate. Bliss, of course, makes crank-driven mechanical contraptions that imitate living creatures, much like daytime talk show hosts.

All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Soaps.com may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Sophia’s lurking around the square as Johnny walks by. (Sophia, a little different hair is not a disguise!) Kristen, on the other hand, is in sunglasses, coat and hat, going full Julia Roberts trying to live incognito.

It’s official: Lena Dunham’s millennial magnum opus Girls is coming back, and it’s in large part thanks to Gen Z giving the show its long overdue redemption arc. Using their native tongue: the internet, Gen Z proselytized the show through memes, clips, and podcasts, and now, as if by collective manifestation, it’s being rebooted for five episodes, which HBO announced Wednesday. When Girls first aired in 2012, it was cataclysmic. Rave reviews were usurped by the relentless onslaught of sexism and misogyny, which commented on Dunham’s body, the kind of sex depicted onscreen, and the nepo baby allegations against the show’s stars—as well as the series’ lack of diversity. There was endless backlash and backlash to the backlash; it became everyone’s favorite show to both fairly criticize and willfully misunderstand, and creator Dunham was the one stuck grasping onto the lightning rod of so much ire, as she began to stand for everything wrong with millennial white women. But then something happened. A decade after it aired, everyone started rewatching Girls.

💛 Community Builders Awards: Through years of volunteer work, the environmental advocate helped bring native plants and pollinator habitats to our community Carly Breckenridge’s work is rooted in the simple idea that creating space for native plants and pollinators can help strengthen an entire ecosystem.

Credit: Iron Maiden Fri 16 October 2026 16:32, UK Iron Maiden have announced new tour dates across North America in April and May 2027, despite previously announcing a touring hiatus until “at least” 2028. Earlier this year, the metal icons shared with fans two live dates in Japan set to take place this November, along with the message that the gigs would mark the “very last shows the band will play until at least 2028, as they take a well-earned break from being on the road for the whole of 2027.”However, the band has gone back on their word and announced 16 spring shows set to take place next year. The new run will kick off on April 14th in Tacoma, and conclude after a month on May 16th with a final show in Ocean City. Along the way, they will be joined by special guests Bullet for My Valentine and The Raven Age.