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Ryan Reynolds has sold a stake in Wrexham football club to the US investment firm Apollo Sports Capital in an attempt to lead the team to the Premier League.

The US President has shattered norms by pledging to ‘be involved’ in the regulatory fate of a transaction that could reshape the news and entertainment industries.

Disney-owned ABC has made a major call on Jimmy Kimmel’s contract after his show was pulled off the air following comments about Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk.

Nominations for the 83rd Golden Globes are being announced, with two nominations going to Australian actor Jacob Elordi.

Paramount Skydance is launching a hostile bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery after it lost out to Netflix in a months-long bidding war for the legacy assets, the company said Monday.

The Academy Award-winning star of The Brutalist says while new tools can enhance the ability to do great work, there is nothing to replace emotion.

As Hollywood panics over the pending sale of Warner Bros to Netflix, one of the big unanswered questions is whether Netflix will keep or kill rival HBO.

‘She is your everyday Australian girl, working hard to get by….she is such a kind and sweet soul, who would help anybody anytime.’

Just weeks after an insider revealed Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness were moving in a ‘positive direction’, fresh tensions have reportedly surfaced.

Sylvester Stallone, disco queen Gloria Gaynor and KISS all found themselves in supporting roles as the President once again took control of proceedings.

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau have made their romance Instagram official.

After weathering months of scrutiny, Sydney Sweeney has opened up about her highly controversial American Eagle jeans ad in an emotional new interview.

This week we’re wondering how audiences will react to Simon Cowell: The Next Act, peeping the Spartacus spin-off, catching up with RHOBH, reliving Taylor Swift’s tour and enjoying the new Knives Out mystery.

The ‘Aussie bruiser’ is in nearly every frame and seems to be tapping into a kind of male movie star we’ve lost: A powerhouse performance, viscerally evocative of Redford, Paul Newman and Clint Eastwood.

George Clooney is Jay Kelly, but he’s also not. When it comes to playing a famous movie star, the two are inseparable. The superstar talks to The Nightly about his latest film.