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The Star
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom split after nine years
Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry have been engaged since February 2019 and have a four-year-old daughter. Photo: Katy Perry/Instagram After nine years together, American singer Katy Perry and British actor Orlando Bloom have parted ways. They have been engaged since February 2019 and have a four-year-old daughter. The 40-year-old singer of Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F) was first romantically linked to Bloom in January 2016, when they were seen at several Golden Globe after-parties together. They went public with their relationship on Instagram in May that year, after attending the Cannes Film Festival. They were set to wed in 2020, but their plans were foiled by the Covid-19 pandemic. Bloom, 48, recently appeared in Orlando Bloom: To The Edge (2024), which he executive-produced. The three-episode TV series sees him going on a journey of self-discovery through activities such as freediving and rock climbing. The Pirates Of The Caribbean (2003 to 2017) star also has a 14-year-old son with his ex-wife, Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr. Perry was previously married to British comedian Russell Brand between October 2010 and December 2011. She is now in Adelaide for her The Lifetimes Tour, which will wrap up in December. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
New York Post
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Jeremy Allen White finally addresses why he's always carrying flowers: ‘It's so strange'
Yes, chef! Another day, another bouquet for Jeremy Allen White. 'The Bear' actor addressed why he's always photographed with an armful of flowers — and the internet's unexpected obsession with it. 'I have this farmers market near my house, it's on Sundays and I just love… I love going there, and I love flowers in my house,' White, 34, said during a his appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' Thursday. 'It's so strange, though, it's become this thing.' Advertisement 6 White addressed the flower photos during his June 26 appearance on 'The Tonight Show.' The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon/Youtube Fallon held up a photo collage of White clutching the giant bouquets and teased, 'Do you work at a florist?' 'I saw a friend a couple weeks ago I hadn't seen in a while, and we were catching up and she just goes, 'Can I ask you something?'' White explained. 'She was like, 'What's up with the flowers?' As if there was something sinister going on, that I was doing something strange with the flowers.' Advertisement 6 White is frequently photographed carrying bouquets of flowers. GC Images 6 Fallon jokingly asked White if he 'work[s] at a florist.' GC Images 'I just like them,' White explained. 'I like them in the house. I like giving them to people.' The flowers have also become a part of his bond with his daughters, with the actor telling the talk show host, 'I arrange them with my daughters on Sunday, and it's like… it's a nice thing that we do.' Advertisement White embraced it as his 'thing,' to which Fallon responded, 'No one can take that from you.' 6 White with his daughters, Ezer and Dolores, whom he shares with ex-wife Addison Timlin. Instagram/ The 'Shameless' alum shares daughters Ezer, 6, and Dolores, 4, with his ex-wife, Addison Timlin. The pair married in 2019, and Timlin filed for divorce in May 2023. In January 2024, White honored his daughters with a shoutout after winning the Golden Globe for Best Television Male Actor in a Musical or Comedy for 'The Bear.' Advertisement 'Ezra and Dolores, you are my heart. I love you, I love you, I love you,' he said in his speech. 6 White with his oldest daughter, Ezer, 6. Instagram/ In June 2024, White shared that while his daughters know about 'The Bear,' they haven't watched it just yet. 'My oldest, Ezzy… she really enjoys the first two minutes of the pilot episode, which is just me getting scared by a bear and then falling on my butt,' he told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of the FX series' third season. 'She'll ask to watch that a lot. But that's all of the show she's seen.' 'The Bear' returned for Season 4 on June 25, with all 10 episodes available to stream on Hulu. White stars as Carmen 'Carmy' Berzatto in the Emmy Award-winning series alongside Ayo Edebiri (Sydney Adamu) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Richard 'Richie' Jerimovich). 6 Season 4 of 'The Bear' premiered on Hulu on June 25. FX Advertisement Known for its celebrity cameos — especially in its last two seasons — Season 4 served up a star-studded lineup of guest stars both old and new, including Jamie Lee Curtis (Donna Berzatto), Bob Odenkirk (Uncle Lee), Brie Larson (Francine 'Francie' Fak) and Rob Reiner (Albert). White also stars as Bruce Springsteen in The Boss' 20th Century Studios biopic, 'Deliver Me From Nowhere,' set to hit theaters on October 24.
Perth Now
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Jeremy Allen White 'felt under pressure playing Bruce Springsteen'
Jeremy Allen White has felt the "pressure" playing Bruce Springsteen in Deliver Me From Nowhere. The 34-year-old actor plays the music icon in the upcoming biopic film, and Jeremy has admitted to feeling under pressure before the first trailer was released. During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the actor explained: "Getting that out, it was so much pressure. "You're playing a real person — nevermind Bruce Springsteen — and I was really touched [when] the trailer came out. I had more texts than when I blacked out and won that Golden Globe [for The Bear]." Jeremy admitted to being surprised by the level of interest in the trailer. The actor - who also played Phillip 'Lip' Gallagher in Shameless, the hit comedy-drama series, from 2011 until 2021 - said: "I didn't realise trailers were that big of a thing." Earlier this month, Bruce observed that Jeremy was "very tolerant" of him on the set of the biopic. The rock legend revealed that Jeremy was gracious during his visits to the film's set. Springsteen, 75 - who is one of the best-selling artists of all time - told Rolling Stone magazine: "Jeremy Allen White was very, very tolerant of me the days that I would appear on the set. "I said to him, 'Look, anytime I'm in the way, just give me the look and I'm on my way home.' So the days that I got out there, he was wonderfully tolerant with me being there. And it was just fun. It was enjoyable." The new movie explores "some of the most painful days" of Springsteen's life. And the chart-topping star actually made a conscious effort to avoid the film's set on certain days. He explained: "I mean, there's some unusualness to it because the movie involves, in some ways, some of the most painful days of my life. "If there was a scene coming up that was sometimes really deeply personal, I wanted the actors to feel completely free, and I didn't want to get in the way, and so I would just stay at home."
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Emma Corrin gives their friend a massage during an evening out at the pub following split from Rami Malek
Emma Corrin gave their friend a massage during an evening out at a pub in London on Wednesday. Emma, 29, who uses they/them pronouns, quietly split from actor Rami Malek, 44, in April after two years together. Heading out with a group of friends this week, the actor was in good spirits as they caught up with friends in a beer garden. Emma, who dressed casually in a striped T-shirt, placed their hands on a friend's shoulders as they chatted. The Crown star sipped on a pint in the sun and at one point was pictured covering their face as they laughed and joked. The Mail on Sunday revealed last month that Emma and Rami Malek quietly split up after a love affair lasting nearly two years. Sources said Emma, who found fame and won a Golden Globe after playing Princess Diana in The Crown, has been separated 'for some time' from Rami. The couple have not commented on their separation and, despite several appearances together on the red carpet at premieres, they have been notoriously private about their relationship. In a magazine interview last May, Corrin even declined to speak about their relationship. Malek was equally vague, describing Corrin as 'fascinating' and once revealing that they cooked him a surprise Thanksgiving dinner, 'trimmings and all', that 'blew him away'. Corrin – who came out as queer in 2021 and identifies as non-binary, using the pronouns they/them – said the 'vitriol' targeted at their gender identity was 'worse than I anticipated', adding: 'Even though we like to think we're in a progressive society, a lot of what we're seeing is increasingly a step back.' They were first spotted together at a Bruce Springsteen concert in London in July 2023, just a few months after Rami had broken up with Lucy Boynton, 31, his co-star in the Queen biopic. As their romance developed, they were seen kissing at a restaurant in Margate, Kent, where Emma owns a home. They reportedly moved in together after buying a £5million mansion in Hampstead, north London. The Crown star sipped on a pint in the sun and at one point was pictured covering their face as they laughed and joked It is not clear whether Emma or Rami, who went on to play Bond villain Lyutsifer Safin in No Time To Die, still live in the house or plan to sell it. Emma is busy filming the Netflix adaptation of Pride And Prejudice, playing heroine Elizabeth Bennet opposite Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden as Mr Darcy. Rami is in just-released spy drama The Amateur, playing a CIA decoder out for revenge after terrorists kill his wife, and is also set to appear in Nuremberg, a drama about the Nazi war trials, as US psychiatrist Douglas Kelley. The film also stars Russell Crowe, Michael Shannon and One Day star Leo Woodall.
Newsweek
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
'Squid Game' S3 Ending Explained: What Happens to Player No. 456 and a Hollywood Twist
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Squid Game, Netflix's biggest show of all time, marked its grand finale with an unexpected star-studded twist—featuring a Hollywood actor in its mysterious final scene. The epic K-drama series sees 456 cash-strapped individuals compete in a series of fatal survival games on a remote island for the chance to win 45.6 billion Korean won (approximately $33.6 million), with the losers of each game round being met by their deaths. The third and final season saw Gi-hun (played by Golden Globe nominee and Emmy/Screen Actors Guild Award winner Lee Jung-Jae)—also known as player No. 456 and the winner of the previous competition—at his lowest point following a failed rebellion against the game master, known as the Front Man (played by Lee Byung-hun), and the death of a friend, after losing another friend in Season 1. However, Gi-hun regains his sense of purpose after the death of Jun-hee (player No. 222, played by Jo Yu-ri), who gave birth to a daughter during a deadly round of hide-and-seek in the competition. Following her heartbreaking death, Gi-hun makes it his mission to protect the newborn at all costs, especially after the infant is entered into the competition as No. 222 following Jun-hee's death. Countless bloodbaths, several betrayals and 454 deaths later, Gi-hun, the baby and the baby's father—player No. 333 (played by Yim Si-wan), also known as Myung-gi—make it to the final game. A still from "Squid Game" Season 2, featuring player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae) and player No. 222 (played by Jo Yu-ri) and player No. 120 (Park Sung-hoon). A still from "Squid Game" Season 2, featuring player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae) and player No. 222 (played by Jo Yu-ri) and player No. 120 (Park Sung-hoon). Netflix Gi-Hun, the True Savior While Gi-hun couldn't overthrow the games via the attempted rebellion, he ends up dying in place of the baby, mirroring the fate of Jesus Christ, who was believed to have died in the place of others in the Christian faith. The final game, which has three rounds, sees contestants be forced to push at least one player off each of three giant pillars in order to move onto the next round. Each round begins as soon as a button at the center of the pillar is pushed down. Myung-gi initially attempts to eliminate Gi-hun but later the pair end up holding on for life at the edge of the pillar, which sees Myung-gi fall to his death. Player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae) pictured in "Squid Game" Season 3. Player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae) pictured in "Squid Game" Season 3. In a heart-wrenching moment, Gi-hun realizes he had yet to press the button to officially start the game, which meant there still needs to be an elimination in the final round. Choosing to save the baby and eliminate himself, Gi-hun places the baby on the ground before plunging to his death. With his final words being: "We are not horses. We are humans. Humans are...," Gi-hun falls backwards off the edge of the pillar in a crucifix position, similar to Christ's crucifixion. The parallels with the Christ figure were also seen just before the fatal hide-and-seek game when Gi-hun is seen standing in front of a giant glowing knife cut-out backdrop that bears the shape of a cross. Several crosses were also shown on a checkered wall in the players' sleeping quarters. Gi-hun's green jacket also always had a red cross badge, signifying his vote against a move to the next round of the games, but perhaps symbolizing his Christ-like savior designation. Player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae), being taken away by the pink-suited guards. Player No. 456 (played by Lee Jung-jae), being taken away by the pink-suited guards. Netflix 'Squid Game' Lives On With a Hollywood Twist The island where the games are held is eventually tracked down by detective Jun-ho (played by Wi Ha-jun), who has been on a quest to locate the remote gaming facility after initially infiltrating it back in Season 1 disguised as a pink guard. The Front Man, who is also Jun-ho's older brother, later orders an evacuation of the facility and the venue is blown up and destroyed after both the detective and his brother make it out alive separately. A still from "Squid Game" Season 3 on Netflix, showing detective Hwang Jun-ho (played by Wi Ha-jun). A still from "Squid Game" Season 3 on Netflix, showing detective Hwang Jun-ho (played by Wi Ha-jun). Netflix Six months later, in one of the final scenes of the series, the Front Man is seen in Los Angeles dropping off a box of Gi-hun's belongings, including his numbered green tracksuit and a bank card containing the rest of his prize money, to Gi-hun's daughter, who moved there in Season 1. The Front Man is later driven down a street in Los Angeles and looks out to a side street from his car. He spots a woman in a grey suit playing the "ddakji" game, a Korean children's game played using folded paper squares, with a man. It is the same game that was played by the Salesman character in previous seasons to recruit players for the deadly competition. A still from "Squid Game" Season 3 featuring the Front Man character (played by Lee Byung-hun). A still from "Squid Game" Season 3 featuring the Front Man character (played by Lee Byung-hun). Netflix A close-up of the woman's face reveals it is none other than Cate Blanchett, the Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning Hollywood actress. The final scene sees her staring straight ahead at the Front Man in his car, as the man playing the "ddakji" game says, "Alright, let's go again." With her gaze uninterrupted, she replies, "As you wish," as the scene ends. The mysterious ending might mean that the deadly competition has gone global and lives on in the United States. Could this mean there may be an American spin-off of the Squid Game franchise on the cards? Only time will tell. Squid Game Season 3 is available to stream now on Netflix.
