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A ruthless political struggle between Sweden and Denmark turns bloody under the tyranny of the mad King Christian II. Caught up in this deadly war, two sisters seek revenge on the men who brutally murdered their family. This looks like a hoot. Mikael Håfström's action-adventure comedy Stockholm Bloodbath is coming to cinemas and On Demand on November 8th from Brainstorm Media. It just looks like one big rollicking adventure flick with big set pieces and smaller melees. Perfect to dive into without much effort. The official trailer and poster have been released, check out the trailer down below.  Inspired by one of the bloodiest and darkest events in Scandinavia, making it an epic portrayal of history. Featuring a star-studded cast of international actors, including Sophie Cookson (Kingsman-The Secret Service), Claes Bang (The...

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Johnny Depp's disdain for the White House runs deep ... so deep he was once corralled by Secret Service agents who refused to let him shake the President's hand. Depp, who's taking heat for his Trump assassination crack, was at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. back in January 1988 -- yeah, we know it's the '80s -- where President and Nancy Reagan held a ceremony for the fight against AIDS. Johnny -- who was the star of "21 Jump Street,...

Johnny Depp is apologizing for his comments about President Donald Trump.

The actor issued a statement exclusively to People apologizing for the remarks he made Thursday in England at the Glastonbury Festival, during which he asked the crowd, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

“I apologize for the bad joke I attempted last night in poor taste about President Trump,” he said. “It did not come out as intended, and I intended no malice. I was only trying to amuse, not to harm anyone.”

The actor was on hand to introduce a screening of his 2004 film...

The White House has officially responded to Johnny Depp‘s remarks against President Donald Trump.

In a statement to ABC News, the White House condemned Depp’s comments made at the Glastonbury Festival in England on Thursday, where — after referencing Trump onstage — he asked, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?” as he seemingly alluded to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination by John Wilkes Booth.

“President Trump has condemned violence in all forms and it’s sad that others like Johnny Depp have not followed his lead. I hope that some of Mr. Depp’s colleagues will speak...

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Johnny Depp is in hot water with some of his fans after he asked, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?” during an appearance Thursday at the annual Glastonbury music and arts festival in Southern England. Fans have threatened to boycott his movies following his comments, while others have asked for the Secret Service to investigate the actor. “Johnny Depp I was a Huge fan…but calling for the assassination of Pres Trump makes me want to boycott your movies!” one Twitter user wrote. “For Threatening to assassinate Potus the Secret Service should bring ‘Johnny Depp‘s’ in for interrogation,...

Johnny Depp is coming under fire for his remarks about President Donald Trump.

The actor appeared at the Glastonbury Festival in England on Thursday, where he alluded to a presidential assassination.

While on stage to introduce a screening of his 2004 film The Libertine, Depp, 54, asked the crowd whether Trump could attend the festival. When the crowd started booing, he said, “No, no, no, you misunderstood completely. I think he needs … help,” and added: “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

Depp was likely alluding to President Lincoln’s assassination in 1865 at the hands of actor John Wilkes Booth.

Update: Actor expresses contrition after White House condemns remarks as ‘sad’.

Update: Johnny Depp has apologised after he made comments on the assassination of a Us president at Glastonbury Festival on Thursday.

The actor told People magazine his remarks were in poor taste after the White House issued a statement condemning his words.

“It did not come out as intended, and I intended no malice,” Depp said on Friday. “I was only trying to amuse, not to harm anyone.”

The day before, as he appeared on stage prior to a screening of his 2004 film The Libertine, Depp had said: “Can you bring Trump here?”

After sections of the crowd booed, the actor went on to say: “You misunderstand completely. When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

Depp then added: “I want to clarify…I’m not an actor. I lie for a living [but] it’s been a while. Maybe it’s about...

Update: Actor apologises after White House condemns comments as ‘sad’.

Update: Johnny Depp has apologised following he commented on the assassination of a Us president at Glastonbury musical festival on Thursday.

The actor told People magazine his remakes were in poor taste after the White House condemned his remarks regarding Us president Donald Trump.

Appearing on stage prior to a screening of his 2004 film The Libertine last Thursday, Depp said: “Can you bring Trump here?”

After receiving boos from the crowd the actor went on to say: “You misunderstand completely. When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

Depp seemed aware that his comments would cause controversy, adding: “I want to clarify…I’m not an actor. I lie for a living [but] it’s been a while. Maybe it’s about time.”

“This is going to be in the press and it’ll be horrible,” he continued. “It’s just a question, I’m not insinuating...

Johnny Depp ignited controversy with some new comments about President Donald Trump.

The Pirates of the Caribbean actor was onstage at the Glastonbury Festival in England on Thursday when he brought up the president.

“Can you bring Trump here?” Depp, 54, asked the audience, who was there for a screening of his 2004 film, The Libertine. The crowd immediately began booing, and Depp followed up, saying, “No, no, no, you misunderstood completely. I think he needs… help.”

He continued, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?”

The crowd cheered and clapped, but Depp continued speaking, saying, “I want to clarify,...

Keep an eye on the Sparrow? Well, the Secret Service might be having a little chat with one Johnny Depp after the Pirates of the Caribbean star’s joke about President Donald Trump went over like a lead zeppelin Thursday at the Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England. Speaking to the crowd from a stage, Depp said: “Can we bring Trump here? … I think he needs help.” That’s Ok so far, but the one-time Lone Ranger went on to crank it up to 11, drawing mostly cheers and a…...

Johnny Depp apparently didn't learn a damn thing from Kathy Griffin ... he just went and made a joke about killing President Trump. Depp was speaking to a crowd at the Glastonbury Festival Thursday when he starting talking Trump, saying ... "I think he needs help." Then he asked the crowd ... "When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?" The crowd's reaction -- mostly cheers, but Depp still attempted to backpedal a little bit from...

Two uniquely personal pieces of Kennedy history hit the Christie’s auction block today in New York City.

A gold watch and a never-before-seen painting done by Jackie Kennedy herself in 1963 — only months before her husband was assassinated — are estimated to sell for between $60,000 and $120,000. And the story of how they came to be is fascinating.

In February 1963, Jackie, her brother-in-law Prince Stanislaw Radziwill, their family friend Chuck Spalding, and Secret Service agent Clint Hill embarked on a 50-mile hike from Palm beach to Fort Lauderdale. At the time, John F. Kennedy had just published a Sports Illustrated article calling Americans “soft.

House Majority Whip Rep. Steve Scalise remains in critical condition following a shooting Wednesday morning at a baseball field in Alexandria, Virginia.

“Congressman Steve Scalise sustained a single rifle shot to the left hip. The bullet traveled across his pelvis, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs, and causing severe bleeding,” the MedStar Washington Hospital Center said in a statement on Wednesday evening.

“He underwent immediate surgery, and an additional procedure to stop bleeding. He has received multiple units of blood transfusion. His condition is critical, and he will require additional operations,” the statement concluded.

Updated condition of Rep. Scalise. Please find the statement here: https://t.

This week Hear No Evil investigates the very disturbing case of Mike DeBardeleben, the so-called “Mall Passer” or “Mall Killer”. During the early 1980s the Secret Service had been investigating a new counterfeit operation and had began handing out sketches of the suspect to various stores. By chance they had just left one when the clerk recognised a man trying to pass off a fake bill. After a foot chase he was apprehended and a search of his car revealed some items that made them think he was involved in some more serious crimes. In the trunk were thousands in...read more...

7:48 Am Pt -- Law enforcement has identified the shooter as 66-year-old James T. Hodgkinson of Illinois.At least one congressman has been shot -- along with several other people -- after a gunman opened fire on a Congressional baseball team practice. Police say the gunman fired an automatic rifle, and reportedly got off as many as 50 shots Wednesday morning as the team was gathering in Alexandria, Va. Rep. Steve Scalise, the House Majority Whip,...

'Watch the Sunset'..

Revelation Perth International Film Festival.s 20th incarnation promises to be its biggest to date, with 200 films set to screen - among them 15 world premieres and 41 Australian premieres.

The festival will open with Josh Greenbaum.s.Becoming Bond, a documentary about the life of Australia.s James Bond, George Lazenby. Lazenby-starrer On Her Majesty.s Secret Service is also set to screen, with the actor in attendance for a Q&A.

Australian film Watch the Sunset, from Tristian Barr and Michael Godsen, will make its world debut at the festival with cast and crew to appear in Q&A. Other Aussie features to screen include Michael Jones. Lazybones and Aaron McCann and Dominic Pearce.s Top Knot Detective.

Local documentaries will get a good showing, with a line-up that includes Kriv Stenders. The Go Betweens: Right Here, Mat de Koning.s Meal Tickets, and Kate Hickey.s Roller Dreams.

The U.S. Secret Service says that it has no audio recordings or transcripts of tapes from the Trump Administration, the Wall Street Journal reports. Citing the Secret Service’s response to the Wall Street Journal’s Freedom of Information Act request for records, the paper said that the Secret Service didn’t rule out the possibility that “another entity” had created recordings since Trump took office in January. The topic of recordings during Trump’s term has become a matter of increased interest in recent weeks, after Trump brought up the subject while discussing ousted FBI director James Comey.

[[tmz:video id="0_533sxfrb"]] Donald Trump says Deshaun Watson is going to be a great pro, Hunter Renfrow is "lucky" he caught the game-winning Td and Bill Belichick loves him some Dabo Swinney. That's the Cliffs Notes version of Trump's speech to the Clemson Tigers football team at the White House on Monday ... where Potus congratulated the guys for winning the National Championship.  Trump called out several players from the crowd to come up -- including ex-Tigers Qb Desean Watson,...

Kathy Griffin Isn’t Alone: 8 Other Celebrities Who’ve Been Eyed by the Feds (Photos) Comedian Kathy Griffin, who caught heat last week after posing with a facsimile of President Donald Trump’s severed head,said during a press conference Friday that Trump and his family have targeted her for retaliation, and that she is now the subject of a Secret Service investigation over the photo. While Griffin’s attorney, Lisa Bloom, called the situation “outrageous and unprecedented,” that’s not entirely true — at least not the “unprecedented part.” Read on for other entertainers who came under government scrutiny. In the ’80s,...

Last week, the front page of The New York Times mourned the death of Roger Moore. Shockingly, they ran a photo from Live and Let Die showing the actor, as James Bond, in bed with Jane Seymour, right there on the front page.

How fitting. But there’s a catch. While I’m a big James Bond fan, amongst 007 fans, Sean Connery is always revered at the “real” face of Bond. I get that. And if fact, when I read James Bond prose adventures I generally conjure up Connery’s face and voice as I visualize the scenes.

On the other hand… there was a 70s sentiment that admonished us all to love the one we’re with. And growing up, Roger Moore was the Bond I was with.

I clearly remember the day when my parents were debating the merits of taking my brother, Colin, and me to see a movie.

Has the Demi Lovato and Kathy Griffin feud reignited?

During her press conference on Friday, Griffin tearfully called President Donald Trump "a bully" while addressing the controversial photo shoot in which she posed with a bloodied replica of Trump's head.

Related: Kathy Griffin Caught In Twitter War With Demi Lovato Fans

"He's a bully," the 56-year-old comedian said of the president. "I've dealt with older, white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career. I'm a woman in a very male-dominated field. I love what I do, I love making people laugh more than anything in the world."

Following the coverage, Lovato took to Twitter and, without naming names, made a reference about people who put others down.

"I find it funny when bullies play the victims," the 24-year-old singer wrote, following the tweet with, "Oops. I spilled my tea. ☕️"

Watch: Kathy Griffin Breaks Down in Tears Defending Controversial Donald Trump Photo: ‘He Broke...

[[tmz:video id="0_a7q0rfib"]] Kathy Griffin now says all she did with the now infamous photo is parody Donald Trump's own words about Megyn Kelly, when he said during the campaign, "She had blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever." Kathy, who sobbed at one point saying of the President, "He broke me," says she's dealt with "white guys trying to hold her down before," pretty clearly saying Trump is doing that to her now.

Kathy Griffin is speaking out after receiving backlash for a controversial photo shoot with photographer Tyler Shields, in which she posed with a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump's head.

On Friday, the 56-year-old comedian and her attorney, Lisa Bloom, addressed the media to "explain the true motivation behind the image, and respond to the bullying from the Trump family she has endured," Griffin's rep said in a statement ahead of the press conference.

Bloom first spoke on Griffin's behalf as she stood beside her, and argued that the former My Life on the D-List star has the "right to publicly parody the president." Griffin's lawyer explained that the photo was designed to make fun of Trump's comments he made about Megyn Kelly when he told CNN during his presidential campaign that she had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever." Bloom added that Griffin "never imagined" that people would see the...

Kathy Griffin was alternately defiant and tearful in a press conference at her attorney’s office today, a day after a photo shoot went public of the comedian holding a “decapitated” head of President Donald Trump. Standing in front of a packed room of reporters and cameras in Woodland Hills, Griffin and her lawyer Lisa Bloom confirmed that Griffin was under investigation by the Secret Service over the incident. Since the photo emerged, Griffin said she has received death…...

In a press conference on Friday, Kathy Griffin accused President Trump and his family of “bullying” her and “trying to ruin my life forever” after she went public with a photo of herself holding what was intended to look like the decapitated head of president.

The comedian, who appeared with her lawyer Lisa Bloom, said that the Trumps’ bullying has led to her being vilified, receiving death threats and losing work.

“I don’t think I will have a career after this,” she said tearfully. “I’m going to be honest, he broke me.”

Griffin, who teared up several other...

The Trump International Hotel guest who was busted with high-powered guns -- blocks from the White House -- has a troubling interest in Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. According to new police docs ... Bryan Moles left a voicemail with a friend about his trip from Pennsylvania to Washington D.C., saying his car "looked like Timothy McVeigh or Eric Rudolph was going on a camping trip." McVeigh killed 168 people in the 1995 Okc bombing, and Rudolph...

Practice makes perfect -- Secret Service agents nailed a White House jumper Wednesday, and this time it went like clockwork.  The Secret Service says the jumper attempted to scale the now infamous bike rack fence around 4:30 Pm Et, but agents took down the individual before they made it over. The suspect's been booked for unlawful entry. This makes Six attempts to get on White House grounds ... with one suspect making it all the way...

Police in Washington, D.C., arrested a man Wednesday morning who allegedly brought an assault rifle, a handgun, and 90 rounds of ammunition to the Trump International Hotel, where he had booked a room, officials said at a press conference.

Bryan Moles, 43, of Edinboro, Pennsylvania, was arrested in his hotel room and charged with possession of fire arms without a license and illegal possession of ammunitions, according to investigators.

It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney who could comment on his behalf. People was unable to reach any of his relatives.

Police allegedly found the two guns and...

Kathy Griffin may have been joking when she posed with what looked like the bloody head of Donald Trump, but the Secret Service isn't laughing. Law enforcement sources tell us the Secret Service has launched an investigation into "the circumstances surrounding the photo shoot." TMZ first posted the pic, shot by famed photog Tyler Shields. We're told the Secret Service does not jump to conclusions that incendiary photos or writings are serious or in jest.

8:50 Am Pt -- The Secret Service says at no time during Moles' time in D.C. were any of the people they protect at risk. Obviously, that includes President Trump. 8:30 Am Pt -- A rep for D.C. Metro Pd says the department got word from Pennsylvania State Police about Moles heading to the area and possibly looking to check in to the Trump Hotel. Pa cops got the man's name and vehicle description from a tipster,...

JFK conspiracy theories abound, and JFK’s 100th birthday has done nothing to diminish them. Sadly, John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States will always be as remembered for the circumstances of his death as for his life. Here’s what we know: President John Kennedy was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963. The Warren Commission concluded in their investigation that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin, a ruling that was supported by the FBI, Secret Service and Dallas Police Department. But according to a Gallup poll, 61 percent of Americans believe there’s more to the story. Here are.

In a sequel of sorts to “International Assassin,” The Leftovers returned Kevin to the other side in Sunday’s “The Most Powerful Man in the World (and His Identical Twin Brother),” setting the stage for the mind-screwiest episode of Season 3… at least until we get to the series finale. Was our hero able to accomplish his mission(s) in the Bizarro World hereafter? And what familiar faces helped/hindered him along the way? Read on…

RelatedLeftovers Ep Damon Lindelof Promises a ‘Resolution’ to That Big Nora Twist

‘So, Let’S Get Assassinating, Shall We?’ | The hour opened with a flashback...

Former White House photographer Pete Souza has a new president in his portfolio—Frank Underwood.

Souza, who gained acclaim (and a book deal) for his eight years’ of intimate photos of President Obama and his family, was on assignment this week with House of Cards, shooting “A Day in the Life of Frank Underwood” in Washington, D.C.

Souza trailed after actors Kevin Spacey and Michael Kelly as the pair, in character as President Underwood and White House chief of staff Doug Stamper, rode a presidential-looking limo—and also a most un-presidential Metro subway train—to some of the capital city’s iconic hot spots.

Actor who brought humour, panache and suavity to his starring roles in The Saint, The Persuaders! and seven James Bond films

Sir Roger Moore, who has died aged 89, considered himself to be only the fourth best actor to have played Ian Fleming’s secret-service agent James Bond on screen: in his estimation, he came in behind Daniel Craig (whom he called “the Bond”), Sean Connery and George Lazenby. Though Moore was rarely regarded as the best or most definitive Bond, his inimitable humour and panache made him many viewers’ favourite. His tally of seven films – beginning with Live and Let Die (1973) and ending with A View to a Kill (1985) – equalled that of Connery, though Moore occupied the role for a longer consecutive period. He was eloquent on the distinction between their portrayals. “Sean played Bond as a killer and I played Bond as a lover,” he said. Only on Fridays...

Is anyone having more fun than Barack and Michelle Obama post-presidency? On Saturday, Michelle was spotted doing some sightseeing in Montalcino, Italy, with a few friends (and Secret Service personnel). The former first lady looked casual and chic in white jeans and a striped one-shoulder Teija top and was all smiles while walking the streets and waving to onlookers. As Michelle got in some girl time, Barack hit the links and was seen playing a round of golf at the Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco. The following day, Barack and Michelle met up for another round of sightseeing fun, this time at the five-star Borgo Finocchieto estate in Tuscany; the adorable couple cuddled up while their friend snapped pictures of them - between the scenery and those smiles, we're sure the photos came out beautifully. Related15 Times Barack Obama Reminded Us That He and Michelle Are a Walking Fairy Tale Both...

(The new documentary "Becoming Bond" is now showing on the Hulu network.)

By Mark Cerulli

Prior to seeing Josh Greenbaum’s illuminating documentary, Becoming Bond, which premiered on Hulu May 20th, I had dismissed George Lazenby’s mystifying refusal to continue as 007 as just another gullible young actor taking bad career advice; like Tom Selleck passing on Indiana Jones, Travolta nixing Forrest Gump, Thomas Jane handing Don Draper to Jon Hamm… but there’s more to it than that, a lot more as it turns out.

Cleverly combining interview footage of Lazenby, still hale and hearty at 77, with well-staged recreations, Becoming Bond dives deep into this complicated and impulsive star to understand How he could casually dump one of the most coveted roles in the history of film. As it turns out, that decision is symbolic of who George Lazenby really is: intelligent, charming, naïve but most of all, independent.

There’s something about the way we frame the lives of actors that makes their existence seem like something out of a fairy tale. The magical audition, the fantastical big break, the ascendency through the collective public consciousness: all form our concept of what it means to be someone in the spotlight and it can seem like an alternate form of reality.

That perception of fame is the foundation for Josh Greenbaum’s new quasi-documentary “Becoming Bond,” a look at the life of one-time James Bond actor George Lazenby through the prism of a whimsical autobiography. The film follows Lazenby’s life from a sickly preteen to his time as an auto mechanic, through his rise as a male model and into his experiences with the role that he’ll be forever known for.

Read More: ‘Becoming Bond’: George Lazenby Ranks His Top 7 Moments as 007

The format of the...

Secret Service agent Mike Ritter (Lamonica Garrett) finally tracked down the White House traitor during Wednesday’s “Designated Survivor” Season 1 finale, but the work is far from done for President Tom Kirkman (Kiefer Sutherland) and his team. The ABC political series’ episode showed Ritter identifying Jay Whitaker (Richard Waugh) as the mole, and actor Garrett tells TheWrap that he was glad his character redeemed himself by ID’ing the traitor. “It’s gratifying because after last week, he walks right past me,” Garrett says of Whitaker. “So in the finale, I finally get my hands on him, and I think...

George Lazenby didn’t have much time as James Bond. The Australian model and car salesman notoriously bluffed his way into succeeding Sean Connery in 1969’s “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” (in which 007 falls in love with Diana Rigg, and left grief-stricken when she’s murdered by Telly Savalas’ Blofeld). He then walked away and slipped into obscurity.

But, thanks to “Becoming Bond,” the Hulu doc premiering Saturday, the 77-year-old Lazenby steps out of the shadows. Through a hilarious combination of onscreen narration and re-enactments starring Josh Lawson, Lazenby recounts his wild exploits, filled with sex, drugs, and rebellion. It’s directed by Josh Greenbaum (“The Short Game”) as “Drunk History” meets “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.”

At Wednesday’s premiere of “Becoming Bond” at Cinefamily in Hollywood, Lazenby ranked his fleeting moments as 007 with IndieWire:

1. Messing with that iconic gun-barrel opening sequence.

Lazenby is the only Bond who...

She packs her own lunch, and he still isn’t allowed to drive. Subscribe now for all about Michelle and Barack Obama’s lives after moving out of the White House – only in People!

After eight years of living at the epicenter of a tightly controlled bubble, Barack and Michelle Obama seem to savor the little things most now that their historic White House tenure has ended.

For Michelle, it’s the chance to pop into a Soul Cycle class, pack her own bag lunch (turkey chili is a favorite) and eat with her staff while laughing over viral videos...

It's like the movie "Groundhog Day" at the White House -- the latest person to try hopping the fence also attempted a breach just one month earlier ... TMZ has learned. According to police documents, the woman who was busted Tuesday is 34-year-old Jessica Rhea Ford of La Vergne, Tn. Cops also caught her near the south fence on April 16 after recognizing her as a person of interest to the Secret Service. During Tuesday's arrest ... Ford...

When the Australian 007 didn’t make another Bond movie, word got around he was hard to handle. In a new documentary, he tries to set the record straight

The 1969 classic On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, widely considered to be among the greatest James Bond movies, opens with 007 roaring his Aston Martin onto a beach at sunset. Jumping out of the vehicle to save a woman from killing herself in the ocean, he spectacularly defeats a couple of goons in hand-to-hand combat, then watches helplessly as the lady jumps into a car and drives away.

Alone on the sand, Bond – played by Australian model-cum-actor George Lazenby – turns to the camera and delivers the now- famous line: “This never happened to the other fella.”

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The White House's on lockdown after someone jumped a fence Tuesday afternoon. The area outside the White House was cleared after an individual hopped the bike rack along the north fence line on Pennsylvania Ave. ... according to the Secret Service. They report the suspect is now in custody but the White House remains on lockdown. The White House has been hit by a series of fence jumpers ... some lingering on the grounds and going unnoticed by the Secret Service.

Sure, reporters are super annoying when they shout out the same question over and over. But is that criminal? West Virginia authorities think so. Veteran reporter Dan Heyman was arrested in Charleston, W.Va., on Tuesday for “yelling questions at” Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price about whether domestic violence is a preexisting condition under the Republication replacement for the Affordable Care Act dubbed “Trumpcare.” And the American Civil Liberties Union isn’t having it, calling the arrest “outrageous.” Heyman was arrested for “aggressively breaching” Secret Service agents as they provided security to Price and Kellyanne Conway, special counsel to President Donald Trump,...

A new book by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis‘ former assistant reveals that John F. Kennedy Jr. once had a childhood play date with Robert Chambers — who would one day become known as the infamous “Preppy Killer.”

Kathy McKeon, Jackie Kennedy’s assistant and sometime nanny between 1964 and 1977, recounts in Jackie’s Girl the story of how John Jr. was set up on a play date with the son of a nurse who cared for him after he had bronchitis and who insisted the boys have an outing.

Accompanied by John Jr.’s Secret Service detail and Chambers’ mother, the two boys...

Former “General Hospital” star Antonio Sabato Jr.’s career is starting to look more like “House of Cards”. The former Calvin Klein model is officially running for Congress against Rep. Julia Brownley, according to documents filed with the Federal Election Commission on Monday. Related: Antonio Sabato Jr. Wants To Be Secret Service Agent For Trump In recent years, Sabato […]...

If you loved the Kingsman: Secret Service and are looking forward to the second installment Kingsman: The Golden Circle then get very excited! It looks like we may be getting a Kingsman trilogy. Director Matthew Vaughn announced that he has been working on a third “Kingsman” film. Variety reports Vaughn made the announcement at a Fox premiere event in London today. He said while writing the script for The Golden Circle, he and co-writer Jane Goldman had already started mapping out movie number 3. Vaughn also described The Golden Circle as the "Empire Strikes Back" of the Kingsman films, hinting it will likely have a big cliffhanger and/or plot development before letting the third film resolve matters.

Vaughn also played the entire first act of The Golden Circle for those in attendance, which was received extremely well. He says he is still 10 to 12 weeks away from completing The Golden Circle.

Matthew Vaughn may have been "hesistant" about making a sequel to The Kingsman: Secret Service, but with the second installment of the R-rated 2015 box office smash hit a few months away from release, the British director has hinted that there may be a third Kingsman movie in the pipeline. Speaking at a Fox footage event in London on Friday, Vaughn nipped out of the edit suite for Kingsman: The Golden Circle (which was just around the corner), to treat attendees to the…...

Last week, Oprah Winfrey told People that she “can’t talk about” her ultra-luxe French Polynesian yacht cruise with Tom Hanks and Bruce Springsteen as well as Michelle and Barack Obama. “What happens on the boat, stays on the boat,” she said.

But Hanks wasn’t sworn to secrecy.

The Circle star dished the details from that star-studded adventure on Friday’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “That made the news, it was really interesting. Both Oprah and I were really pissed off,” Hanks, 60, joked about how the secret trip was exposed.

“Look, imagine what it could’ve been like it,...