“Toni Erdmann ” is a hard film to love, but that might be the point. The German movie from the clearly talented and incisive writer/director Maren Ade seems like it should be a comedy – the lightly plotted character study is about a father trying to introduce some chaos into his adult daughter’s overworked life – but it’s far too cutting and uncomfortable to generate much joy.

CNN hosts Lisa Ling and W. Kamau Bell both say that, as journalists who have traveled across the country, they weren’t surprised by Donald Trump’s victory in last year’s presidential election. “I wasn’t really surprised,” said Ling, who hosts the show “This Is Life,” at the Television Critics Association press tour on Saturday.

A judge ended Johnny Depp and Amber Heard ‘s marriage on Friday, ending months of bickering between the pair over the final terms of their breakup. The judgment keeps in place many of the key terms the actors agreed to in August, when they announced a settlement in their divorce a day before a restraining order hearing that would have focused on Heard’s allegations that Depp was physically abusive toward her.

Judd Apatow, seen at the “Crashing” panel during the HBO portion of the 2017 Winter Television Critics Assn. press tour, talks about Donald Trump and more on Saturday.

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Blac Chyna is off the hook for carrying drugs in an airport.

Dick Gautier, who starred in the original Broadway production of “Bye, Bye Birdie” and then played Hymie the Robot on the sitcom “Get Smart,” has died, according to media reports. He was 85. Gautier, who started his career as a stand-up comic, played Conrad Birdie, the character based on Elvis Presley, in the original 1960 Broadway production of “Bye, Bye Birdie,” starring Dick Van Dyke.

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Zsa Zsa Gabor’s widower is defending himself for keeping his late wife’s ashes at his home instead of interring them at a cemetery. Frederic Prinz von Anhalt tells People magazine that Gabor’s urn belongs to him and he’ll do what he wants with it.

In this undated photo South African Shiraaz Mohamed is photographed in Johannesburg. An aid group says that Mohamed has been abducted by armed men in Syria while traveling with aid workers to the border with Turkey.

The ‘Khoobsurat’ actress Sonam Kapoor, in a famous chat show, said that she doesn’t know Deepika Padukone at all. Watch the video to know more.

Despite giving birth to a child in late December, Kareena Kapoor Khan has thought of fulfilling commitment of being a showstopper of Lakme Fashion Week again, say reports.

Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black has called for more gay sportsmen to speak publicly about their sexuality after the bravery shown by his fiance Tom Daley. Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black has called for more gay sportsmen to speak publicly about their sexuality after the bravery shown by his fiance Tom Daley.

Grammy nominee Raging Fyah is on board with the organisers of the annual Jamaica’s Best School band competition for this year’s fourth staging of the event, and the organisers of the event are quite elated. “Raging Fyah is now attracting global attention on account of their Grammy nominations so to have them on board supporting the JBSB is both a big honour and a major boost for us,” said Raven Amani, the founder CEO of the JBSB.

Rebel Salute 24 had its final launch on Wednesday night at Jewel Dunn’s River, two nights before the event kicked off last night at Grizzly’s Plantation in Priory, St Ann. Sponsors, local and overseas media and several artistes who are booked to perform on the show, turned out for the launch.