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Peta Murgatroyd will not be participating in Season 21 of Dancing with the Stars.
The Aussie pro has a severe ankle injury that requires surgery, and doctors estimate it will take her six to eight weeks to recover, she tells People.
Murgatroyd, 29, spent the summer participating in the Dancing with
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On Monday's episode of Fox & Friends, co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck wondered aloud why the #BlackLivesMatter movement hasn't been labeled a hate group.
Black Lives Matter, an activist movement that has spread primarily on social media, focuses on police brutality against black people. It was started
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The programme for the 59th BFI London Film Festival has just launched, with a total of 238 fiction and documentary features playing over 12 days in the capital, from October 7-18. A total of 238 fiction and documentary features, including 16 World Premieres, 8 International Premieres, 40 European Premieres and 11 Archive films (including 5 Restoration World Premieres) will play across London, including Empire's own UK Premiere gala screening of Ben Wheatley's hotly anticipated J.G. Ballard adaptation High Rise.
The Festival opens with the European Premiere of Sarah Gavron's Suffragette, starring Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne-Marie Duff, Brendan Gleeson, Ben Whishaw and Meryl Streep. It closes with the European Premiere of Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs, starring Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen, Jeff Daniels, Michael Stuhlbarg and Katherine Waterston.
In between there'll be the chance to catch, among many others, Todd Hayne's Carol; Jay Roach's Trumbo; Scott Cooper's Black Mass; John Crowley's Brooklyn; Nicholas Hytner and Alan Bennet's The Lady In The Van; Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson's The Forbidden Room; Davis Guggenheim's inspiring documentary He Named Me Malala; Craig Zahler's Bone Tomahawk; James Vanderbilt's Truth; Cary Fukunaga's Beasts Of No Nation; and Robert Eggers' The Witch.
Empire's Festival Gala is, as we mentioned, High Rise, directed by Ben Wheatley from a screenplay by Amy Jump. Tom Hiddleston, Jeremy Irons, Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, Elisabeth Moss and James Purefoy star in Ballard's dystopian sci-fi tale, taking place in a tower block which is supposed to represent a bright new urban future, but ends up isolating and factionalising its residents into all-out war. The film plays on October 9 and 11 at the Odeon, Leicester Square, with tickets on sale at 10am on September 17.
The rest of the festival takes place on screens big and small across London, inluding the aforementioned Odeon Leicester Square, Vue West End, BFI Southbank, BFI IMAX, Picturehouse Central, the ICA, Curzon Mayfair, Curzon Soho, Cineworld Haymarket, Ciné Lumière, Ritzy Brixton, Hackney Picturehouse, Curzon Chelsea, Vue Islington and Rich Mix. Additional screenings and events will take place at Tate Modern.
For a more detailed rundown, the full exhaustive programme is here.
Empire's latest issue isn't all about Star Wars, and to prove it, here's an image from a long time ago but closer to home. We've had a teaser trailer showing them in action, and now here's a closer look at a WWII-era Toby Jones, Bill Nighy, Michael Gambon and company standing to attention in their Dad's Army fatigues. Old England isn't done with these boys on Home Guard.
Left to right in this identity parade of misfits, triers and high-street heroes are Jones' blustering bank manager Captain Mainwaring; Nighy's vague Sergeant Wilson; Tom Courtenay not panicking (despite the position of Mainwaring's cane) as the Sudan, Boer and Western Front veteran Lance-Corporal "Mad Bomber" Jones; Bill Paterson as dour Scottish undertaker Private Frazer; Gambon controlling his bladder as the doddery Private Godfrey; Blake Harrison as stupid boy Private Pike; and Daniel Mays as the spivvy Private Walker.
Directed by Oliver Parker and scripted by his Johnny English Reborn cohort Hamish McColl, this Dad's Army shifts the setting to pre-D-Day 1944 and ups the stakes with an invasion in the offing and a spy in the town's midst. Only this magnificent-ish seven stand can prevent the war effort from suffering a mighty catastrophe. The film will finally have permission to speak in UK cinemas on February 5 next year.
If you were looking forward to more Coach, unfortunately, NBC has decided to cancel its revival of the '80s sitcom, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The new series was intended to pick up 18 years after the show's original finale in 1997. Craig T. Nelson's Coach Hayden Fox would have been asked
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It was a good weekend for Shameless star Emmy Rossum! The actress and Sam Esmail, creator of Mr. Robot, got engaged, People reports.
The two have been dating for two years, and Esmail, 37, directed Rossum, 28, in the 2014 rom-com Comet. The actress was previously married to music executive Justin
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In an interview with Good Morning America, a humble and repentant Hulk Hogan asked for forgiveness after a video from eight years ago surfaced that showed him going on a racist tirade that resulted in him being fired from the WWE.
Hogan said that he made the comments "at the lowest point of my life"
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