While the Emmy magnet comedy Ted Lasso may have played its last match, Apple TV+ wants to let viewers know there’s still more content to binge.
To that end, the streaming service has dropped a sizzle reel of its forthcoming projects, which include the World War II series Masters of the Air starring Elvis Oscar nominee Austin Butler; the mid-air, real-time thriller show Hijack, starring and produced by Idris Elba; and the historical drama Lessons in Chemistry, with Oscar winner Brie Larson.
There’s also snippets of new shows: Platonic, the series starring Neighbors co-stars Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne;Sugar, the sci-fi dramastarring Oscar nominee Colin Farrell; the drama The Crowded Room with Tom Holland; Palm Royale starring Kristen Wiig, Allison Janney and Carol Burnett; and the comedy film The Beanie Bubble, about the hype surrounding Beanie Babies, starring Elizabeth Banks and Zach Galifianakis.
As far as returning shows go, the comedy series Loot, starring SNL vet Maya Rudolph, will be back, as is The Afterparty with Tiffany Haddish. The sci-fi epic Foundation returns, led by Lee Pace,as does the retro comedy Physical with Byrne, the sports drama Swagger with O’Shea Jackson Jr. and the acclaimed The Morning Show, starring co-producers Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon.
(NEW YORK) — Harry Kane made history earlier this year, becoming England’s all-time leading goal-scorer. Now, the star footballer said he has his sights set on the American sport of the same name.
“I was such a big England fan growing up watching [Wayne] Rooney and all those guys scoring goals. So, to be on the top of that list is something pretty special,” he told Good Morning America, referring to his title as England’s leading goal-scorer.
Kane took the title from Wayne Rooney in late March after notching his 54th career goal for England against Italy in a European Championship qualifier.
The 29-year-old, known as one of the best strikers in the history of the sport, joined GMA on Wednesday to reflect on the past Premier League season — in which he scored 30 goals with Tottenham Hotspur, which finished in eighth place — and to look ahead at what may be next in his career.
Fans, broadcasters and Kane’s family all know about his unique post-goal celebration, which always includes a kiss of his wedding ring.
“Ever since I’ve been married, I’ve got a little tape on the wedding ring, and It’s just like a symbol to give something back to my family, my wife, my kids, all their hard work and support has helped me get to where I am now,” Kane explained. “It’s just a little thing, but every time they see me score, they see me do it.”
Soccer has significant global appeal, but with the NFL also growing in global popularity, Kane said he is considering a jump to the American sport down the line, after he eventually retires from soccer.
“It’s something I definitely want to explore. I know it will be a lot of hard work. I don’t expect to just walk up and start kicking field goals,” he acknowledged. “But yeah, it’s something I’d love to do. The NFL I have been following for about 10 years now, and I love it, so I’d love to give it a go.”
Off the pitch, the England National Team captain runs the Harry Kane Foundation, founded in October 2022, to help transform the stigma around mental health with charities and partners working to normalize conversations and promote positive, supportive habits for mental health.
“It’s something I could relate to,” Kane said. “Growing up trying to become a footballer, showing resilience, hard work, determination — it’s something I want to try and give back to the boys and girls growing up, and just relay some of my experiences to them.”
Finally, Kane, naturally a right-footed player, offered his number one tip for young footballers: “Practice both feet.”
“If you can play with both feet at the highest level, that makes the difference between the very top and maybe just the mediocre,” he said.
Noel Gallagher’sHigh Flying Birds is getting ready for the release of their new album, Council Skies, and they’ve just shared another track from the record: “Open The Door, See What You Find” features a guest appearance by The Smiths’ Johnny Marr.
“Lyrically, the premise is that, at a certain point in your life you look in a mirror and you see all you’ve ever been and all you’re ever going to be,” Gallagher shares. “It’s about being happy with that. Being happy with where you are in life, with who you are, and where you’re going. Life is good!”
The song is the fifth track Gallagher’s shared from Council Skies, following the title track, “Pretty Boy,” which also features Marr, “Easy Now” and “Dead to the World.”
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds is set to hit the road this summer with Garbage. The tour kicks off Friday, June 2, in Auburn, Washington. A complete list of dates can be found at noelgallagher.com.
Pacino is already a father to 33-year-old Julie with Jan Tarrant, and twins Olivia and Anton, both 22, with Beverly D’Angelo.
This news of course comes weeks after Pacino’s Heat co-star and former fellow Godfather saga lead, 79-year-old Robert De Niro, confirmed the birth of his seventh child. De Niro welcomed daughter Gia Virginia Chen De Niro, his first with girlfriend Tiffany Chen, on April 6.
(A previous version of this story published on 5/31 erroneously had Pacino’s age listed as 82. The text above has been updated to correct the error.)
(INDIANOLA, Miss.) — The family of Aderrien Murry, the 11-year-old boy who was shot by police on May 20 after calling 911, claimed the boy was shot without warning after he and his family members were ordered to leave their house, according to a lawsuit.
The suit, filed in Mississippi federal court on behalf of Aderrien and his mother, Nakala Murry, claims the officer who fired the gun, Greg Capers, was “reckless.” It was filed after Aderrien spoke to ABC News about the incident.
“This is a claim for negligence and excessive force,” said the complaint, which also named the city of Indianola, Police Chief Ronald Sampson and John Does.
“The injuries endured by all plaintiffs could have been avoided if defendants would have acquired the adequate training on how to provide proper assistance and care,” the lawsuit, which was reviewed by ABC News, said. “However, as a result of the defendants, deliberate indifference, reckless disregard and gross negligence, plaintiffs sustained injuries and damages.”
The complaint alleges that Capers arrived at the home with his firearm drawn and that he fired at Aderrien without warning as the boy emerged from the room.
Indianola Mayor Ken Featherstone and the Indianola Police Department did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment.
ABC News has also attempted to reach the officers directly.
Before his family announced the suit, Aderrien spoke out about the harrowing experience in an exclusive interview that aired on Good Morning America and GMA3 on Tuesday.
“I came out of the room like this,” Aderrien said with his hands above his head as he reflected on the incident in an interview with GMA3 co-anchor DeMarco Morgan.
“It felt like a Taser, like a big punch to the chest,” he added.
Aderrien said that he ran to his mother, who was standing outside, after he got shot.
“I was bleeding — bleeding from my mouth. Then I would just remember singing a song,” he said.
Asked what song he was singing, Aderrien said, “No weapon formed against me — prosper shall.”
The line is a reference to a Bible verse, Isaiah 54:17: “No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper.”
Murry previously told GMA3 in an interview that aired on Thursday that her son was shot in the chest by a police officer who responded to their home in Indianola, Mississippi in the early morning hours of May 20 after her son called 911. Murry is now calling for the officer to be fired.
Murry told ABC News she gave Aderrien the phone and asked him to call his grandmother after she said she woke up around 4 a.m., heard a knock on the window and saw her ex-boyfriend standing outside.
“I noticed he was kind of irate. And from dealing with him in the past, I know the irate version of him, what it could lead to,” she told GMA3.
ABC News has reached out to the ex-boyfriend but a request for comment was not immediately returned.
According to Murry, Aderrien first called the police and then he called his grandmother, who also called 911.
She explained that two officers responded to their home in Indianola, and her daughter’s father asked her not to open the door as police tried to break in.
“I heard a shot and I saw my son run out toward where we were,” she said recalling the shooting.
“[Aderrien] fell, bleeding,” Murry added.
Featherstone told ABC News that officer Capers fired the shot that hit Aderrien. Capers was later suspended, Featherstone said.
The Indianola Police Department declined to comment.
Aderrien was rushed to the hospital where doctors discovered a bullet had collapsed his lung and cut his liver, according to the family.
According to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, which is investigating the incident, officers responded to a domestic disturbance at the home and a minor was significantly hurt from an “officer-involved shooting.”
The results of the investigation will be shared with the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office, the agency said.
Asked about the status of the investigation, the Mississippi District Attorney’s Office referred all inquiries to the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office.
“The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office is tasked with reviewing and prosecuting all office- involved shootings. That being the case, we do not have any comment nor involvement in this investigation nor prosecution,” the DA’s office told ABC News.
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office did not respond to ABC News’ request for comment.
Murry family attorney Carlos Moore told ABC News this incident is an example of excessive force.
“With living in the South, Mississippi, especially, sometimes you feel that you can trust the police a little more when they [are] your own color, your own race,” Moore said, referring to the fact that Capers is Black. “But now this man, this young boy, would never trust law enforcement again.”
Aderrien said he now wants to be a doctor. When asked if it was because of his life-saving care, Aderrien replied, “Well, not only them. As I said, it was God that saved my life and I truly truly believe that.”
Although she’s calling for the officer who shot her son to be fired, Murry said she does not “hate him.”
“You know, I’m not angry,” she told ABC News. “I’m so much over filled with joy at the fact that my son is alive that I don’t — I don’t have room for anger right now. I want justice to be served.”
ABC News’ Katie O’Brien, Kimberly Ruiz and Emily Shapiro contributed to this report.
Sam Smith and Madonna have both been accused of being vulgar throughout their careers, so it only seems right that they’re going to be vulgar together.
Their collaborative single “Vulgar” is due out June 9. Both artists shared the news across their socials. Madonna also shared what seems to be the single artwork: Photos of two people’s backs, each wearing corsets, with the letters “S&M” across them. The double meaning of “S&M” seems clear.
OneRepublic‘s Ryan Tedder has left extremely enthusiastic comments on both artists’ announcements — could he possibly be involved with the song? We’ll have to just wait and find out.
Madonna introduced Sam and Kim Petras‘ performance of “Unholy” at the Grammy Awards earlier this year, and later praised Sam for covering her song “Human Nature” during their current tour.
After the Grammys, Sam shared an Instagram photo of themselves posing with Madonna at the ceremony and wrote, “Overwhelmed, grateful and inspired. Thank you for your love and support @madonna. I’ll never forget your kindness.”
Megan Thee Stallion is back on the scene, but it may be a while before she drops some new music. During an interview with InStyle, she revealed she is taking some time to heal.
“Fans can expect new music when I’m in a better place,” the rapper said. “Right now, I’m focused on healing.” Part of that includes quality time with her dogs, exercising, binge watching television shows, and protecting her peace with the implementation of boundaries and the addition of rest days to her schedule.
She continued, “The music and entertainment industry can be a grind, so it’s important to take time off and avoid burning out. Life is all about balance.”
Meg was recently spotted enjoying herself next to Jay-Z during a stop on Beyoncé‘s Renaissance Tour. She was also captured alongside Belgian soccer player Romelu Lukaku at his teammate’s wedding in Lake Como, Italy, which sparked dating rumors and questions about her relationship with Pardison Fontaine.
She’s slated to headline next month’s 2023 Essence Festival Culture in New Orleans.
Country and rock music fans, you’re in for a treat.
Carrie Underwood is set to join Guns N’ Roses on three dates of their upcoming 2023 World Tour.
The “Before He Cheats” hitmaker will open for Guns N’ Roses in Canada on August 5 and August 8, before returning stateside to support at their August 26 show in Nashville.
“SO ready for this! I’m joining @gunsnroses for select dates on their North American Tour in August and I CANNOT WAIT!! [rock on emoji]” Carrie announced on Instagram.
This is not the first time Carrie and Guns N’ Roses are sharing the stage. They previously performed “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Paradise City” at Stagecoach 2022 and most recently, lead vocalist Axl Rosejoined Carrie in Los Angeles for a “Welcome to the Jungle” duet.
For the full list of Guns N’ Roses’ tour dates and to grab tickets, visit gunsnroses.com.
John Bonham was born in Redditch, Worcestershire, England.
In 1968 he joined Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page and bass player John Paul Jones to form Led Zeppelin, which went on to become one of the most legendary rock bands of all time.
They released their self-titled debut album in 1969, and went on to release eight studio albums, featuring such classic tunes as “Stairway to Heaven,” “Kashmir,” “Dazed and Confused,” “Good Times Bad Times” and more.
Bonham was a member of Led Zeppelin until his death on September 25, 1980 at the age of 32. Led Zeppelin disbanded following his death, although the remaining members did reunite a few times, the last time in 2007 at the Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert at the O2 Arena in London, with Bonham’s son Jason Bonham, behind the drum kit.
(HOLLYWOOD, Fla.) — Police are searching for suspects after nine people, including children, were shot and injured along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk on Florida’s east coast.
Four children between the ages of 1 and 17 were shot Monday night, including a baby between 15 and 18 months old, according to Hollywood police spokesperson Deanna Bettineschi.
The other five victims were adults ages 25 to 65.
The four children remain hospitalized on Wednesday, all in stable condition, according to hospital officials. The injured adults have been treated and released.
The shooting apparently stemmed from an altercation between two groups, and multiple people were detained in the aftermath, Bettineschi said Tuesday.
Two men believed to be involved in the shooting have been arrested on weapons charges, Bettineschi said. Morgan Deslouches, 18, and Keshawn Paul Stewart, 18, both face a concealed carry weapon charge in connection with the incident. Deslouches also has been charged with larceny-grand theft of a firearm and removing the serial number from a firearm, court records show.
Authorities said they’re looking to identify these three people they believe were also involved in the shooting:
“No stone will be left unturned in bringing the perpetrators to justice,” Hollywood Beach Mayor Josh Levy said in a statement Tuesday. “We will utilize every available resource to apprehend those responsible.”
“It is completely unacceptable that innocent people spending time with family on a holiday weekend have been affected by a shooting altercation between two groups who came into our city with guns and no regard for the safety of the law abiding public around them,” Levy added.
ABC News’ Darren Reynolds, Peter Charalambous and Okelo Pena contributed to this report.
