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Independent 02/02/2023 04:20:07 PM How Pamela Anderson set the template for celebrity activism Simon Bird: ‘What’s below beta male? That’s sort of where I am’ Willie J Healey: ‘We’re all gonna die, so just do what you want to do’ Daryl McCormack: ‘Before we knew it, the three of us were naked’ Paul Mescal is the surprise golden boy of this year’s Oscar nods Stories outlast tyrants in Salman Rushdie’s vibrant Victory City Happy Valley episode four talking points Mel B on Happy Valley: ‘Glassy-eyed and battered – I was that woman’ Cheryl: ‘I had people stalking me, it was unbearable’ Babylon’s ending might just be the most sickening in film history Our guide to the gems of Vault Festival 2023 In its 50th year, hip-hop badly needs to learn to apologise Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical The Fabelmans is nicely bittersweet It’s not quite clear who the That ’90s Show nostalgia trip is for Micheal Ward: ‘I’ve never been afraid to cry’ James Norton: ‘Why would I put myself through this? Multiple times?’ Paul Mescal’s mum says Oscar nominations were ‘too stressful’ to watch A Streetcar Named Desire play extended after Paul Mescal Oscar nom Rick and Morty co-creator dropped following domestic violence charges The Last of Us creators reflect on disturbing ‘kiss’ scene Sands’ brother says he ‘knows in his heart’ sibling no longer alive The Quiet Girl is first Irish-language feature to get Oscar nomination Colin Farrell responds to first Best Actor nomination at the Oscars Haley Lu Richardson on The White Lotus, narcissism and her precious pet Lewis Gribben: ‘I know what it’s like to be an outsider’ Selin Hizli: ‘Having kids was a career knockback – it shouldn’t be’ Quinta Brunson: ‘Fans took to Abbott because it’s a true comedy’ The 65 best original TV shows to watch on Netflix UK The 35 best original TV shows to watch on Amazon Prime The 50 best original films to watch on Netflix, ranked A guide to all the Disney+ original content Madonna biopic cancelled due to singer’s world tour Brendan Fraser stuns London crowd at The Mummy screening Andrea Riseborough ‘astounded’ by Oscar nomination for To Leslie Paul Mescal reacts to Best Actor Oscar nomination Oscars 2023 nominations to be announced today – live updates Tom Hanks says ‘no one’ talks about one of his most important films Bruno Tonioli replaces David Walliams as Britain’s Got Talent judge Deep Fake Neighbour Wars brings famous faces to your neighbourhood Ed Balls ‘wants to be contestant’ on ‘middle-aged’ Love Island The Last of Us praised for casting Indonesian actors in Jakarta scene The Last of Us creator explains changes to Pedro Pascal’s character The Last of Us breaks impressive Rotten Tomatoes record The Last of Us fans discover young actor is daughter of Hollywood star The 7 biggest Oscar nominations snubs and surprises The 2023 Oscar nominations in full Riz Ahmed stifles laughter as he reads out explicit Oscars nomination The 2023 Bafta nominations are being announced – live Dustin Hoffman’s ‘epiphany’ about women after filming Tootsie Marlee Matlin and other jurors walk out of Sundance premiere Panic! At The Disco announce break-up after almost 20 years Here’s who will perform at the 2023 Brit Awards Priscilla Presley thanks fans after death of daughter Lisa Marie Drake pauses New York concert after man falls from balcony Lewis Capaldi reassures fans after twitching on stage Sam Smith confronts ‘crazy’ Adele rumour

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