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Mark Ruffalo and his wife Sunrise Coigney at the Golden Globes on Sunday nightMark Ruffalo admitted that in the current political climate, he didn’t really feel like celebrating at this year’s Golden Globes.On Sunday night, the Marvel star attended the Golden Globes in California, where he was nominated for his work in the crime drama Task, and walked the red carpet i

Stephen Graham backstage at the Golden Globes on Sunday nightStephen Graham has updated fans on the possibility of a second season of his hit Netflix miniseries Adolescence. On Sunday night, fresh from collecting the

President Donald Trump wears a gift, which he calls a "Happy Trump" pin, during a meeting with oil executives in the East Room of the White House, Friday, Jan. 9, 2026, in Washington.The BBC has a plan to get Donald Trump’s Panorama lawsuit thrown out, according to one of the broadcaster’s own experts.The US president is seeking $10 billion (£7.5 billion) in damages from the BBC after edits in Panorama episode from 2024 made it seem l

Finn Wolfhard as seen in the new Stranger Things documentary One Last AdventureFollowing the mixed reaction to the recent Stranger Things finale, a behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of the hit show has shot to the top of

Labour MP Damien EganA Jewish Labour MP was forced to cancel a school visit following opposition by pro-Palestine teachers.Damien Egan, the MP for Bristol North East, had been meant to visit Bristol Brunel Academy in September.However, it was shelved over planned protests and threats by teachers to wear keffiyehs that day.The campaign to block the MP’s visit was led by the Palestine Solidarity Committee and the National Education Union.In a Facebook post on the day of the planned visit, the PSC’s Bristol branch wrote: “Victory for paren

Leonardo DiCaprio pictured in the audience of the 2026 Golden Globes in a moment that has now been viewed online millions of timesDespite everything that went on with the various A-listers from the big and small screen during Sunday night’s

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Mandelson was forced to quit as Britain's ambassador to the US over the scandal.Peter Mandelson has finally issued a personal apology to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein for continuing his friendship with the late paedophile.The Labour peer and former UK ambassador to Washington was criticised

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