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"A Minecraft Movie" just celebrated its third weekend in theaters, continuing to bring in the big bucks (although it was dethroned this weekend by Ryan Coogler's "Sinners") and undoubtedly becoming one of the most memed films of the year. Unfortunately, the destructive and downright disgraceful practice of trashing theaters in response to Jack Black's Steve introducing the Chicken Jockey has continued. Theaters across the country are now starting to require parental chaperones for screenings of the PG-rated film in an attempt to quell the legitimate property damage being committed all in the name of "It's just a joke, bro."

Projectionists in theaters around the globe have similarly begun issuing pre-show warnings to try to quell the carnage, with Black even making surprise appearances at screenings to playfully tell the audience to resist throwing popcorn. One cinema worker posted their schedule on Twitter, writing, "I've just been informed that...

Your browser does not support the video tag. Tiffany Pollard's confusion over which David had died created an iconic TV moment on Celebrity Big Brother. David Gest's extensive eye surgery led houseguests to mistakenly believe he had died in his sleep. The aftermath of the incident led to a museum exhibition and Tiffany Pollard selling 'David is Dead' t-shirts.

In 2016, season 17 of Celebrity Big Brother gave the world one of the most iconic reality TV moments in Big Brother history.

Celebrity Big Brother Season 17 was eventually won by Geordie Shore star Scotty T, but the series featured a stellar line-up, that included British reality TV heavyweights, including Gemma Collins, Stephanie Davis, Jeremy McConnell, Megan McKenna, Christopher Maloney, and Darren Day.

This season of Celebrity Big Brother is remembered for the standout moment involving David Gest, Angie Bowie, Tiffany 'New York' Pollard, and the late David Bowie.

Although many...

Wonder Woman in recent years has become one of the most fan-favorite superheroes ever since Zack Snyder brought her to life on the big screen via his Snyderverse. Featuring Gal Gadot as the titular DC character, not only were her solo and team adventures well received but fans also loved the casting choice.

Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman in Wonder Woman

Yet, it seems with the end of Snyder’s run in the DC realm, Gadot’s run as Diana Prince has also ended and fans now want other actresses to take up the mantle of the demigod. And Rachel Zegler is one actress fans want to be cast as Wonder Woman in the revamped Dcu. But an industry insider denounced the fan campaign and fans had some mixed reactions.

Industry Insider Denounces Rachel Zegler as Wonder Woman Rachel Zegler in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes...

Daredevil's integration into the MCU has been successful, with appearances in multiple shows and upcoming series in Phase 5. An unaired 1975 TV show featuring Daredevil and Black Widow demonstrates the difficulties of translating his iconic costume to live-action. The McU's well-crafted and grounded portrayal of Daredevil's costume surpasses previous attempts, highlighting the successful adaptation of his devilish appearance.

The character of Daredevil was one the subject of a canceled Marvel TV show, with the costume for this project proving how perfect the Man Without Fear has looked in the MCU. Since 2015, Daredevil has been a part of the MCU through his original Netflix TV show. While the canon status of the Netflix Marvel TV shows has always been in doubt, Daredevil was reintegrated properly with MCU canon in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Since then, Daredevil has appeared in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law and will headline his own series in the McU's Phase 5 with Daredevil: Born Again.

Marvel has had numerous scrapped TV shows throughout its history, including potential adaptations of Namor, Black Widow and Daredevil, and Thor and Daredevil spinoffs. The 1978 TV film adaptation of Dr. Strange received negative reviews and low ratings, leading to the cancellation of plans for a spinoff TV show. Other canceled shows include a Captain America animated series, a Daughters of the Dragon live-action series, a comedic New Warriors TV show, and an animated Marvel Era series that would have celebrated Marvel's 75th anniversary.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been a dominant force on television and in cinemas for well over a decade, yet Marvel has numerous scrapped TV shows that would have been fascinating to see. Marvel quickly cemented itself as one of the two most popular and influential comic publishers in the early 1960s when, thanks to characters like the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man, Marvel challenged and defied the accepted norms of superhero fiction.

Television shows are, inevitably, made up of parts. On the surface, there’s the great, overarching story that begins with the first shot and ends with the last. But, within that narrative, there are small parts: the series, and the episode. It is the smallest of these sub-divisions, the episode, that is most intriguing. A truly brilliant episode can bridge the gap between cinema and TV. It can refine the essence of the best shows into a single, self-contained moment. At its most potent, a perfect episode is like mainlining all the myriad ingredients of prestige television in a single sitting.

But great TV shows do not necessarily beget great episodes and, conversely, great episodes are not always the sign of a great show. The start of 2023 has been dominated by discussions about The Last of Us, a perfectly good series including one stunning episode. In it, two supporting characters...

Television shows are, inevitably, made up of parts. On the surface, there’s the great, overarching story that begins with the first shot and ends with the last. But, within that narrative, there are small parts: the series, and the episode. It is the smallest of these sub-divisions, the episode, that is most intriguing. A truly brilliant episode can bridge the gap between cinema and TV. It can refine the essence of the best shows into a single, self-contained moment. At its most potent, a perfect episode is like mainlining all the myriad ingredients of prestige television in a single sitting.

But great TV shows do not necessarily beget great episodes and, conversely, great episodes are not always the sign of a great show. The start of 2023 has been dominated by discussions about The Last of Us, a perfectly good series including one stunning episode. In it, two supporting characters...

Television shows are, inevitably, made up of parts. On the surface, there’s the great, overarching story that begins with the first shot and ends with the last. But, within that narrative, there are small parts: the series, and the episode. It is the smallest of these sub-divisions, the episode, that is most intriguing. A truly brilliant episode can bridge the gap between cinema and TV. It can refine the essence of the best shows into a single, self-contained moment. At its most potent, a perfect episode is like mainlining all the myriad ingredients of prestige television in a single sitting.

But great TV shows do not necessarily beget great episodes and, conversely, great episodes are not always the sign of a great show. The start of 2023 has been dominated by discussions about The Last of Us, a perfectly good series including one stunning episode. In it, two supporting characters...

Jena Malone, the actor who played Johanna Mason in the Hunger Games films, said on Tuesday that she was sexually assaulted by a colleague on the set of 2015’s The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

Malone discussed her experience in an Instagram post, writing in the caption of a photo of her in a field in the French countryside: “This photo was taken right after I wrapped mocking Jay part two and I had to say goodbye to everyone on set,” she wrote. “I asked the driver to let me out in this field so I could cry and capture this moment. Even tho this time in Paris was extremely hard for me , was going thru a bad break up and also was sexually assaulted by someone I had worked with , I was so full of gratitude for this project, the people I became close with and this amazing part I got to play.

Seven years have gone by, but Celebrity Big Brother fans are still reminiscing about an iconic scene between Tiffany Pollard and David Bowie's ex-wife Angie Bowie. Tiffany and Angie competed on Celebrity Big Brother UK season 17 along with celebrities like David Gest, Gemma Collins, and friend of the Kardashians, Jonathan Cheban. Unfortunately, while on the show, Angie's ex-husband passed away from cancer. Tiffany noticed she looked upset, so Angie confided in her and asked her not to tell anyone. However, the Flavor of Love star misunderstood when Angie told her David died and thought she meant their housemate David. As a result, Tiffany ran around the house screaming, "David's dead."

Celebrity Big Brother fans shared the clip on social media to celebrate the seven-year anniversary of the episode airing. TikTok user @loveofhuns shared the iconic moment captioning it, "It's been 7 years since this iconic Celebrity Big Brother moment happened.

David Bowie’s daughter has shared a poignant video of her and her late father playing the piano together, as a tribute to her father on the anniversary of his death.

Lexi Jones shared the childhood clip on Instagram, showing her as a child sitting next to Bowie at the piano.

Bowie died on 10 January 2016, two days after his 69th birthday and 18 months after being diagnosed with cancer. His illness was not made public until after his death.

“Seven years ago today. I miss you,” wrote the artist’s daughter in the early hours of Wednesday (11 January) morning.

Jones also shared an early image of the pair holding a multicoloured umbrella, with Jones wearing a lion onesie.

The 22-year-old has 128,000 followers on Instagram.

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This isn’t the first time Jones has paid tribute to her father. In...

Five years after the release of David Bowie’s first masterpiece, Hunky Dory — which replaced the perception of Bowie as a one-hit space oddity with the idea Bowie as an ever-ch-ch-changing moon-age messiah — he offered up some characteristic mythmaking. In a 1976 Melody Maker interview, Bowie claimed Hunky Dory‘s “Song for Bob Dylan,” a piss-take extraordinaire that Bowie had shrugged off by saying it was how “some” people saw Dylan, in fact, “laid out what I wanted to do in rock.” “It was at that period that I said, ‘Ok,...

In 1971, David Bowie was at a crossroads. His third album, The Man Who Sold the World, hadn’t been received as the star-making breakthrough he thought it would be. His wife, Angela, was getting impatient regarding his lack of fame and fortune. The singles has barely charted. It had stiffed commercially in both the U.K. and the U.S., though it was beginning to attract a little critical attention in the States. So his label, Mercury, decided to send Bowie on a promotional tour of America. He wasn’t...

Double Elvis Productions and iHeartRadio have released the trailer for About a Girl, a new podcast that explores the lives of women who shaped and influenced music’s most iconic male artists.

Hosted by writer and director Eleanor Wells, About a Girl is a scripted anthology series that highlights 12 women from popular music history, including Angie Bowie, Jane Asher, Rita Marley, and Pamela Courson.

“The women featured in About A Girl have made an impact on music that is often overlooked,” Wells says. “This show is an inside look at...

Exclusive: The story of women including Angie Bowie and Jane Asher – those behind the scenes of some of music’s greatest icons – is being turned into a scripted narrative podcast series from the team behind Disgraceland and iHeartRadio.

Eleanor Wells, the filmmaker behind shorts films including The Harpist and Eagle Rock, is hosting About A Girl, which will chronicle the stories of the women who inspired, loved, supported, and challenged these artists.

The anthology series will highlight the stories of twelve women – in addition to Bowie and Asher, these will include Rita Marley and Pam Courson.

About A Girl comes from iHeart and music podcast company Double Elvis, which was co-founded by Jake Brennan, creator of Disgraceland and Brady Sadler. It produces series including Phil Spector series Blood On The Tracks and The 27 Club.

The series is distributed by the iHeartPodcast Network, with the first two episodes debuting November 30.

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David Bowie’s life and career are memorialized in the new trailer for “Stardust” starring Johnny Flynn from IFC Films.

“Stardust” will examine the life of Bowie before he became one of the most iconic artists in the history of music. The drama is set in 1971, when Bowie was 24 and journeying on his first trip to America with his struggling publicist Ron Oberman, played by Marc Maron. During this period, Bowie created his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust, a turning point in his legendary career that marked the beginning of his meteoric rise.

Johnny Flynn, singer and songwriter for the band Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit, will portray Bowie. His previous acting credits include Autumn de Wilde’s “Emma” from earlier this year, “Beast” in 2017, the 2014 drama “Clouds of Sils Maria” and more.

Fellow cast members include Maron, Aaron Poole as Bowie’s guitarist Mick Ronson, Roanna Cocharne, Jorja Cadence, Annie Briggs,...

"All it takes is one believer to change the world, and we got two!" IFC Films has unveiled the first official trailer for Stardust, taking us back in time to the 1970s to meet a young rock star in the making. The film chronicles the young David Bowie's first visit to the U.S. in 1971 - a trip that inspired the invention of his iconic alter ego Ziggy Stardust. Stardust is a David Bowie movie that stars musician and actor Johnny Flynn as Bowie, with Marc Maron playing Mercury Records publicist Ron Oberman and Jena Malone as Angie Bowie, his partner at the time. It’s not a cradle-to-grave biopic – instead, it’s a slice of his life in 1971 at the age of 24 during a publicity tour where he was inspired to create the Ziggy persona. The cast includes Aaron Poole, Paulino Nunes, and Anthony Flanagan. There's also an...

In “Stardust,” a movie that dramatizes David Bowie’s road trip across America in 1971, David (Johnny Flynn), several years into his career but still, in terms of image, a bit of a leftover hippie rocker, finds himself performing at a convention of vacuum-cleaner salesmen. It seems that his manager back in England had failed to secure him a U.S. work visa. So even though he’s supposed to be touring the States, he can’t give concerts, can’t perform on television or radio. But his publicist from Mercury Records, Ron Oberman (Marc Maron), has lined up press interviews and figured out how to sneak in some third-rate gigs.

“Stardust” opens with a title that says “What follows is (mostly) fiction,” and if you want to know how that rather inauspicious promise translates, it’s there in the moment when Bowie gets up in front of the vacuum salesmen and says,...

Season 1 of “Celebrity Big Brother” was a bonafide success, with such names as Omarosa, Marissa Jaret Winokur and Shannon Elizabeth among the exciting group of contestants. With Season 2 just around the corner, hosted once again by Julie Chen Moonves, it’s time for Gold Derby to make our predictions for who might be entering the house next. Click through our photo gallery above to see our complete “Celebrity Big Brother” 2 dream cast. Below, see our wish list of the 10 women we want to see battling for charity:

Stormy Daniels — Daniels was actually rumored to be a member of the last “Celebrity Big Brother UK” cast and though there are conflicting reports of why that didn’t happen an appearance on the Us version in 2019 presents the perfect chance for her to capitalize on her buzzworthy 2018 before her star completely fades.

See‘I’m very happy’: Fans are thrilled Julie...

David Bowie‘s son Duncan Jones paid tribute to his late father’s legacy during the 2017 Brit Awards on Wednesday, taking the stage to accept the icon’s posthumous award for MasterCard British album of the year.

“I lost my dad last year, but I also became a dad,” said Jones, 45, “and I was spending a lot of time after getting over the shock of trying to work out what would I want my son to know about his granddad.”

“And I think, it would be the same thing that most of my dad’s fans have taken over the...

David Bowie's son denies that a portion of his father's ashes were scattered at Burning Man. After multiple news sources reported that the singer's godchild was given permission from Bowie's wife Iman to take a portion of his ashes to the Nevada festival, Duncan Jones claims the reports are bogus. Jones, 45, tweeted on Monday, "That Burning Man thing? What people will do & say for attention never ceases to amaze me. Not true. Kind of a gross claim as well. *sigh*" He added that if his father wanted his ashes spread in public, it would be at Skegness Butlins, a resort in Lincolnshire,...

Tiffany "New York" Pollard is taking a step back on an attempt to capitalize on her notorious David Gest death fumble. A rep for Pollard tells us they just removed a listing for the "David is Dead" shirts, which the reality star had been selling on her website. Gest was found dead in London earlier Tuesday. Pollard's merchandise poked fun at her viral moment on UK's "Celebrity Big Brother" back in January. Pollard broke into...

David Gest, famed music producer and ex-husband of Liza Minnelli died Monday, the Associated Press reports. He was 62. Gest passed away at the Four Seasons hotel in London, his friend Imad Handi confirmed, according to the BBC. "It is with great sadness that I can confirm that David Gest has died today," Handi said in the statement. "David was truly larger than life. He was not just a huge talent and a dear friend, but a showbiz icon." Handi added: "I know he will be missed by millions of fans around the world, and particularly in Britain, who came to...

Trent Reznor is paying tribute to David Bowie, the man who helped the Nine Inch Nails founder get sober. Bowie died on Jan. 10, after an 18-month battle with cancer. "I didn't think we were done," Reznor, 50, said in an interview with Rolling Stone. "It feels like the loss of a mentor, fatherly figure, someone looking out for you, reminding you that in a world where the bar keeps seeming to be lower, where stupidity has got a foothold, there is room for excellence and uncompromising vision." The rocker detailed just how Bowie inspired him and his music tastes, revealing that...

Trent Reznor is paying tribute to David Bowie, the man who helped the Nine Inch Nails founder get sober. Bowie died on Jan. 10, after an 18-month battle with cancer. "I didn't think we were done," Reznor, 50, said in an interview with Rolling Stone. "It feels like the loss of a mentor, fatherly figure, someone looking out for you, reminding you that in a world where the bar keeps seeming to be lower, where stupidity has got a foothold, there is room for excellence and uncompromising vision." The rocker detailed just how Bowie inspired him and his music tastes, revealing that...

Christopher Maloney has been evicted from 'Celebrity Big Brother'. The former 'X Factor' contestant is the latest star to be voted off the reality TV show following in the footsteps of Megan McKenna, Kristina Rihanoff, Nancy Dell'Olio and Winston McKenzie. However, he is the eighth contestant to leave the house after Jonathan Cheban quit and Angie Bowie and David Gest left due to illness. Christopher was greeted with cheers from the crowd and told host Emma Willis: ''That was a whirlwind, it was crazy.'' When asked why he thought he was voted out, he said: ''I'm not sure, I don't know what...

Angie Bowie has quit 'Celebrity Big Brother'. The 66-year-old former model - who is the ex-wife of the late legend David Bowie - has decided to leave the infamous house, two weeks after she entered, after falling ''unwell.'' A spokesperson for the show said: ''Angie Bowie has decided to leave the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house. Her exit will be addressed in tonight's (19.01.16) live show on Channel 5 at 9pm.'' Angie's decision to turn her back on the reality TV show comes hours after she went in to a foul-mouthed rant and began banging on doors when bosses refused to let her leave. The...

Angie Bowie has quit 'Celebrity Big Brother'. The 66-year-old former model - who is the ex-wife of the late legend David Bowie - has decided to leave the infamous house, two weeks after she entered, after falling ''unwell.'' A spokesperson for the show said: ''Angie Bowie has decided to leave the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house. Her exit will be addressed in tonight's (19.01.16) live show on Channel 5 at 9pm.'' Angie's decision to turn her back on the reality TV show comes hours after she went in to a foul-mouthed rant and began banging on doors when bosses refused to let her leave. The...

Angie Bowie demanded to leave 'Celebrity Big Brother' on Monday night (18.01.16). It was the lights being left on in the bedroom that appeared to prompt Angie's foul-mouthed outburst. Curling up in bed, covering herself with the duvet, Angie was head saying: ''Put the f***ing lights out, assholes, dumb f***s.'' She then began packing her suitcase, with Gemma Collins and Megan McKenna looking on. When Stephanie Davis and Jeremy McConnell asked what she was doing, an irate Angie told them to ''Shut the f**k up'', causing the pair to break down into fits of laughter. After taking the rollers out of her...

Nancy Dell'Olio has been evicted from 'Celebrity Big Brother'. The 54-year-old lawyer is the third star to leave the show this series, following shamed politician Winston McKenzie's eviction last week and Jonathan Cheban's decision to walk out. She left the house in a live eviction broadcast on Friday (15.01.16). Five housemates were up for the public vote on Friday but host Emma Willis informed Gemma Collins and Stephanie Davis that they were safe, leaving Nancy to battle it out with Angie Bowie and Jeremy McConnell. Housemates were asked to reveal who they wanted to leave during a brutal face-to-face nomination...

David Bowie's loved ones are preparing to say goodbye. "The family of David Bowie is currently making arrangements for a private ceremony celebrating the memory of their beloved husband, father and friend," reads a statement titled "Thank You" posted to the late rocker's official website on Thursday. "They ask once again that their privacy be respected at this most sensitive of times." The family adds: "We are overwhelmed by and grateful for the love and support shown throughout the world. However, it is important to note that while the concerts and tributes planned for the coming weeks are all welcome,...

Nancy Dell'Olio has been evicted from 'Celebrity Big Brother'. The 54-year-old lawyer is the third star to leave the show this series, following shamed politician Winston McKenzie's eviction last week and Jonathan Cheban's decision to walk out. She left the house in a live eviction broadcast on Friday (15.01.16). Five housemates were up for the public vote on Friday but host Emma Willis informed Gemma Collins and Stephanie Davis that they were safe, leaving Nancy to battle it out with Angie Bowie and Jeremy McConnell. Housemates were asked to reveal who they wanted to leave during a brutal face-to-face nomination...

"There is no memorial planned" for David Bowie, a source tells People. "The family is extremely private, just like Bowie," the source adds. "Bowie had a tiny, tiny circle of friends and confidantes." The rock icon died Sunday after an 18-month battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife of 24 years, Iman, their 15-year-old daughter Lexi, and his son Duncan Jones, 44, from his first marriage to Angela Bowie. Shortly after Bowie's death, Duncan returned from New York to L.A., a source close to the family tells People. "Very sorry and sad to say it's true. I'll be offline for a while.

Strap on your safety helmets, because you're going to want to run your head straight into a wall after this. On the U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother, one of the contestants, Angie Bowie, ex-wife of late, great starman David Bowie, had just learned of her ex-husband's death. She was understandably distraught, which perhaps led her to make the ill-advised decision to relay the news to fellow housemate Tiffany "New York" Pollard, of VH1 fame. When Angie tells her, "David's dead," however, Tiffany assumes this to mean their other surreal-life celebrity housemate David Gest, who is actually just napping upstairs, and promptly begins to lose her mind. Pandemonium ensues as she spreads the misinformation like the town Drudge Report.A lot of viewers are upset at Celebrity Big Brother (including one Piers Morgan) for what they see as the show exploiting Bowie's death for ratings, even though Angie Bowie consented...

Angie Bowie, Gemma Collins, Jeremy McConnell, Nancy Dell'olio and Stephanie Davis will face eviction from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house on Friday (15.01.16). The fivesome may have only been in the house just over a week, but their time in the infamous abode looks set to end sooner than they anticipated as at least one of them will be given the boot during the live show later this week. The shortlist comes after the housemates were asked to reveal who they want to leave during a brutal face-to-face nomination session on Tuesday evening (12.01.16). However, one person who had no trouble nominating...

The 'Celebrity Big Brother' house was cast into panic when Tiffany Pollard mistakenly thought fellow housemate David Gest had died. After Angie Bowie was privately informed of the death of her former husband David Bowie, she told Tiffany, ''David's dead'', leading to the mix up. A confused Tiffany quickly became hysterical as she wrongly believed Angie meant music producer David Gest, also a contestant on the show, and not Angie's former husband. Daniella Westbrook eventually managed to calm Tiffany down and told her, ''she means her ex-husband, David''. Angie was informed of the death in private and opted to remain on the...

Add Angie Bowie to the list of mourners for rock icon David Bowie, who died Sunday at age 69. The “Ziggy Stardust” rocker’s ex-wife, currently a contestant on the British reality series “Celebrity Big Brother,” breaks down in tears after being informed of his death in a clip from the show. “I haven’t seen him for so many years; I can’t make a big drama out of it,” Bowie, who was married to the musician from 1970 to 1980 and had a son, Duncan, with him, says in the clip. Also Read: Last Photo of David Bowie, Dapper and Laughing Nonetheless,...

Gwen Stefani is the latest star to memorialize the late, great David Bowie on social media following his death at 69 on Sunday. The Voice coach shared a series of photos of herself with Bowie to Instagram, including an old image of the British rocker posing with Stefani's band, No Doubt. In the group picture, Stefani and bandmates Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont and Adrian Young flank Bowie on both sides. The rock icon beamed in a white tunic and matching pants. Stefani, now 46, posed alone with Bowie in two other photos posted Monday. Wearing a three-piece suit in one, Bowie held tight to the blonde singer.

Gwen Stefani is the latest star to memorialize the late, great David Bowie on social media following his death at 69 on Sunday. The Voice coach shared a series of photos of herself with Bowie to Instagram, including an old image of the British rocker posing with Stefani's band, No Doubt. In the group picture, Stefani and bandmates Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont and Adrian Young flank Bowie on both sides. The rock icon beamed in a white tunic and matching pants. Stefani, now 46, posed alone with Bowie in two other photos posted Monday. Wearing a three-piece suit in one, Bowie held tight to the blonde singer.

Jonathan Cheban has left the building.

"Jonathan Cheban has decided to leave the Celebrity Big Brother House," a spokesperson for the U.K.'s Chanel 5, which airs the show, tells People in a statement.

His exit will air on Tuesday's episode in the U.K.

The move comes after Cheban complained in Saturday's episode of the British reality show that he was feeling "a little bit edgy and claustrophobic" living in the CBB home.

"There is a point where my mental stability is more important than entertaining," he said in the diary room.

Cheban, 41, is close friends with Kim Kardashian West...

Jonathan Cheban has left the building. "Jonathan Cheban has decided to leave the Celebrity Big Brother House," a spokesperson for the U.K.'s Chanel 5, which airs the show, tells People in a statement. His exit will air on Tuesday's episode in the U.K. The move comes after Cheban complained in Saturday's episode of the British reality show that he was feeling "a little bit edgy and claustrophobic" living in the CBB home. "There is a point where my mental stability is more important than entertaining," he said in the diary room. Cheban, 41, is close friends with Kim Kardashian West...

Jonathan Cheban has left the building. "Jonathan Cheban has decided to leave the Celebrity Big Brother House," a spokesperson for the U.K.'s Chanel 5, which airs the show, tells People in a statement. His exit will air on Tuesday's episode in the U.K. The move comes after Cheban complained in Saturday's episode of the British reality show that he was feeling "a little bit edgy and claustrophobic" living in the CBB home. "There is a point where my mental stability is more important than entertaining," he said in the diary room. Cheban, 41, is close friends with Kim Kardashian West...

David Bowie was one of the most beloved - and recognized - stars in the world, but off the stage, he lived a quiet and low-key life with his family in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood. "He was a very reserved person, very kind in the eyes," Danielo Durante, who owns local Italian café Bottega Falai, tells People about Bowie, who died Sunday from cancer at the age of 69. "He would sit here and write, scribbling away in a little notebook. Considering how he was singing and acting on stage - a rockstar, you know - he was a normal guy." Over the years,...

Angie Bowie hasn't had many kind words recently for David Bowie since joining the cast of Celebrity Big Brother, but she is still mourning the death of her ex-husband. Married to David for 10 years (the two welcomed son Duncan Jones in 1971), Angie was informed of David's death off-camera. "I haven't seen him for so many years," she says in the Diary Room after being that David, 69, had died Sunday from cancer. "I can't make a big drama out of it. I just feel like an era has ended with his passing. I'm so very sad." Seen breaking down on camera,...

Angie Bowie hasn't had many kind words recently for David Bowie since joining the cast of Celebrity Big Brother, but she is still mourning the death of her ex-husband. Married to David for 10 years (the two welcomed son Duncan Jones in 1971), Angie was informed of David's death off-camera. "I haven't seen him for so many years," she says in the Diary Room after being that David, 69, had died Sunday from cancer. "I can't make a big drama out of it. I just feel like an era has ended with his passing. I'm so very sad." Seen breaking down on camera,...

Angie Bowie was overcome with emotion as she described ex husband David Bowie's passing as ''the end of an era''. The 66-year-old is currently appearing on 'Celebrity Big Brother', and was told the tragic news that the 69-year-old singer had died on Sunday (10.01.16) after an 18-month battle against cancer. Angie decided to remain in the house after hearing the news, but struggled to hold back her tears as she spoke of her love for her former spouse in the Diary Room. She said: ''I haven't seen him in so many years I can't make a big drama about it... but...

1. It's always hard to write on deadline, of course, and it's possible that, if the New York Times didn't have a Bowie obituary ready, poor Jon Pareles was up all night writing one. But one of his editors should have made sure that the words gay or bisexual appeared in the piece that resulted. I'm sure David Bowie wasn't the first gay rocker, but he was the first male star to be open and matter-of-fact about the idea of sleeping with other men. He eventually got married, of course, to the formidable Angela Bowie, née Barnett*, but this part of his persona undoubtedly limited his appeal. One of the dirty little secrets of the 1960s was that sexism and homophobia were prevalent. Bowie forced the rock world to confront this part of the audience's life. It was not only brave, but done in such a matter-of-fact way that it carried...

I was gutted by the news shared by playwright/producer Jeff Cohen as he and I walked our dogs in Riverside Park early this morning. The Thin White Duke was no more. I struggled to understand the implications of losing a music hero. Rushing home, resigned to reality, I watched his two new videos, the one above and the ablum's title track which I featured on this website last week, both from his 28th studio album, ★(Blackstar), released this past week on January 8th, 2016, the date of Bowie's 69th birthday. As I watched "Lazarus" again, it all made sense.

"Lazarus" is clearly Bowie's epitaph, his final prophetic performance on this mortal coil...

Look up here / I'm in heaven I've got scars that can't be seen I've got drama that can't be stolen Everybody knows me now...

The coins on his eyes, the pallor of his skin, his frail body wrapped in a fashionalbe shroud.

Angie Bowie, the first wife of David Bowie, was unaware Monday that the legendary rock star had died, according to British news reports, because she has been competing on the reality show Celebrity Big Brother, which forbids contact with the outside world while filming. The show's producers told the press that Angie, 66, an American former model, would be told as soon as possible. "Following the very sad news of David Bowie's death this morning, we can confirm that Angie Bowie will be informed off camera today at the earliest opportunity," Channel 5, the network that airs the show in the U.

Angie Bowie, the first wife of David Bowie, was unaware Monday that the legendary rock star had died, according to British news reports, because she has been competing on the reality show Celebrity Big Brother, which forbids contact with the outside world while filming. The show's producers told the press that Angie, 66, an American former model, would be told as soon as possible. "Following the very sad news of David Bowie's death this morning, we can confirm that Angie Bowie will be informed off camera today at the earliest opportunity," Channel 5, the network that airs the show in the U.