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Extra.ie
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Extra.ie
Bond girl Alison Doody reunites with a View to a Kill co-star to mark 30 year anniversary
Irish star of the silver screen Alison Doody who shot to fame in the 90's with a series of bad girl roles in cult films like Indiana Jones and James Bond, has reunited with one of her Bond girl co-stars to mark 30 years since she starred in A View to a Kill. Southside stunner Alison, first made her Hollywood mark when she was cast as part of the 007 franchise, where she played to perfection the role of baddie Bond girl Jenny Flex in A View to a Kill. Now three decades on from when A View to A Kill first hit movie theatres around the globe, Alison has reunited with her View to a Kill co-star Papillon Soo Soo in the French villa where much of the film was shot, to mark the movie's milestone. Irish star of the silver screen Alison Doody who shot to fame in the 90's with a series of bad girl roles in cult films like Indiana Jones and James Bond, has reunited with one of her Bond girl co-stars to mark 30 years since she starred in A View to a Kill. David Buchan/Variety/Penske Media via Getty Images) In the film Alison played Jenny Flex, a beautiful but deadly bodyguard to the film's main machiavellian character Max Zorin played by Christopher Walken. And in keeping with all great Bond movie plots, where good trumps evil and the bad guys and girls invariably meet a grisly end, Alison met her fate when she is double-crossed and left to die. But while she may have been killed off-screen, in real life she lived on and is now reliving her bond girl days in the French villa where the movie was made. Pic: Laurence Wreford/Instagram And thirty years after her big screen debut Alison demonstrated she has those killer looks that shot to international super stardom. Dressed to kill in a sleek black power suit with towering patent black heels Alison is movie starlet personified. Alison Doody. Pic: After her James Bond appearance Alison went on to star alongside Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade , where once again her angelic platinum blonde doe-eyed beautiful looks concealed her deadly evil side .
Black America Web
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Red Carpet Rundown: Ciara Is Dripped In Diamonds And Sexyy Red Debuts Blonde Bob At The 2025 American Music Awards
Source: Taylor Hill / Getty When Ciara steps onto a red carpet, you never quite know what version of her you're going to get. She's a style chameleon who loves to bring the drama. It's one of the reasons we love her. Sometimes she is sporty chic, and other times she is sultry and sexy. But one thing is for sure: no matter what mood she is in she is going to eat. Her looks are always iconic. Ciara Drips In Diamonds On The 2025 American Music Awards Red Carpet Ci Ci is among the many stars who brought their iconic style to the 2025 American Music Awards on May 26. The multi-hyphenate star didn't just arrive, though; our good Sis sparkled. Wearing a couture masterpiece by Bronx and Banco, Ciara brought the main character energy as only she can. Her strapless mini dress featured a sculpted corset bodice dripping in jewel-encrusted fringe and crystal embellishments. Paired perfectly with sleek silver strappy heels and stacks of diamond bracelets and necklaces, Ciara served the girls. Source: Penske Media / Getty Adding to her look's glamorous vibes, Ciara styled her hair in a soft platinum wavy unit. For makeup, she donned smoky eyes and a glossy nude lip. 10 out of 10, Ci Ci! No notes. Gallery: The 2025 AMAs Brought Style, Trend, & Music's Best The 2025 American Music Awards red carpet and ceremony annually celebrates musical artistry, individuality, and culture. Jennifer Lopez is this year's host bringing even more attitude and style. To that end, cameras caught several other A-listers taking their style to the annual affair. Tiffany Haddish stunned in blue. Kehlani gave us a silver, sultry moment. Olympian Jordan Chiles went for glamour gold in a strapless cream couture dress. And Sexyy Red rocked a blunt bob and see-through sheer gown. Source: Christopher Polk / Getty Ciara wasn't the only one turning heads and setting trends on the 2025 American Music Awards red carpet. So let's get into our style rundown. Red Carpet Rundown: Ciara Is Dripped In Diamonds And Sexyy Red Debuts Blonde Bob At The 2025 American Music Awards was originally published on Source:Getty Sexyy Red brought the heat in a red-hot, corset-style gown with sheer mesh panels, lace appliqués, and a dramatic train. Her platinum blonde bob was laid, perfectly framing her face and beauftt look. With a stack of money in one hand and her signature iced-out nameplate chain, the look was peak unapologetic energy. Sexyy's look is from The Attico. Source:Getty Jordan Chiles, Olympic medalist and rising fashion girlie, delivered a head-turning moment in a creamy Marine Serre white gown that merged romance and edge. The fitted corset bodice featured crisscross lacing, giving the look a bold, modern twist. The voluminous bubble hem skirt brought major drama, while silver hardware details on the hips added unexpected edge. We love it when our favs take fashion risks. Source:Getty Tiffany Haddish stepped into the spotlight in a soft teal hooded gown from Bronx and Banco. The chainmail-style sparkle, the draped cowl neckline, and the way it hugged her body just right—everything about it said grown and glam. She kept her beauty look classic with a soft glow, glossy lips, and a middle-parted updo. Source:Getty Kehlani showed up and showed out in a sultry silver asymmetrical Do Long dress that wrapped around her body like liquid metal. The nude illusion fabric and shimmery draping highlighted her tattooed bawdy, turning every inch of her body into an extension of the design. Her long waves fell effortlessly over one shoulder, and she kept her glam neutral with a soft eye and light brown lip gloss. Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jennifer Lopez suffers brutal facial injury rehearsing for the 2025 AMAs
Being a music superstar isn't for the weak. Jennifer Lopez suffered a gnarly facial injury while rehearsing for the 2025 American Music Awards, which she's hosting on May 26. The singer, 55, shared a photo on her Instagram Stories Tuesday of her icing her injured nose. 'So this happened…,' Lopez wrote. In the next slide, Lopez showed off a cut on her nose. 'During @amas rehearsals,' she wrote about how the injury occurred. A third post featured Lopez posing with Beverly Hills-based facial plastic surgeon Dr. Jason B. Diamond, who treated her wound. 'Thank you for stitching me up, Dr. Diamond,' she wrote. 'A week later and a whole lotta ice and I'm good as new.' Lopez is hosting the AMAs at the BleauLive Theater in Las Vegas in less than two weeks. She previously emceed the show in 2015. 'We are thrilled to welcome Jennifer Lopez back to host the American Music Awards,' Penske Media Corporation CEO Jay Penske said in a press release last month. 'Jennifer's incredible talent and incomparable stage presence make her the ideal host of the show. We know she will bring her one-of-a-kind energy to the official kick-off celebration of summer,' he added. Artists nominated at the upcoming show include Ariana Grande, Chappell Roan, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Post Malone, Kendrick Lamar, Morgan Wallen, Sabrina Carpenter, Benson Boone and Bruno Mars. Lopez, who has won three AMAs, danced to a medley of the biggest songs of 2015 when she hosted for the first time. During her opening monologue, she spoke about loving the award show since she was a child and gave shoutouts to music legends including Whitney Houston, Michael and Janet Jackson, Madonna and Prince. 'This show truly inspired me,' she said on stage, 'and made me dream that someday I could be one of the lucky ones who got to appear on the stage and perform for you, the fans of music everywhere.' Lopez previously injured herself when she performed at the 2009 AMAs. She said on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' at the time that she was 'messed up' from the fall. 'One of the dancer's backs was slippery from sweat and lights and everything,' she explained of how the mishap happened. 'We never bargained for that, because they always had t-shirts on in rehearsal. So they were barebacked, didn't have shirts on for the performance, and when I stepped on their backs, my feet got wet. So when I landed, it just slipped from under me,' Lopez said. As she prepared to redo her performance with a cushion, knee pad and helmet, she joked, 'I'm going to try my hardest not to fall on my ass.' The 2025 American Music Awards are airing May 26 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
Forbes
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Reba McEntire Reaches A New Career Peak With Her Superstar Collaboration
'Trailblazer' by Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson debuts at No. 4 on the Digital ... More Song Sales chart and nearly tops the country-specific tally. Lainey Wilson, Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert at the 60th Academy Of Country Music Awards held at the Ford Center at The Star on May 08, 2025 in Frisco, Texas. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images) In addition to hosting the 2025 American Country Music Awards, Reba McEntire also took to the main stage to perform. She joined fellow genre favorites Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson for a brand new collaboration, "Trailblazer." Released just hours before their joint performance on the program, "Trailblazer" debuts as a bestselling title and hits the Billboard charts this week. The success brings all three women back ot several tallies, and it pushes the most iconic member of the trio to a never-before-seen high point. "Trailblazer" reaches a trio of Billboard rankings this frame thanks largely to an impressive opening sales count. Luminate reports the collaboration sold just under 3,200 copies in its first, shortened tracking period. That frame didn't quite run a full seven days, as the track dropped on Sunday just before the awards — rather than on Friday, as is usually the case. Despite that disadvantage, the tune still manages to enter the top 10 on a pair of purchase-only rankings. "Trailblazer" kicks off its time at No. 4 on the Digital Song Sales chart. It now stands as the highest-rising hit for both McEntire and Wilson on Billboard's ranking of the bestselling tracks on platforms like iTunes and Amazon throughout the U.S. Before this week, McEntire had previously climbed as high as No. 5 when she joined Thomas Rhett, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, and Keith Urban on the inspirational "Be a Light," which reached that position in April 2020. Wilson, meanwhile, has reached No. 4 in the past — multiple times, in fact — but never climbed higher, as "Trailblazer" matches her all-time best showing. She sent both "Wait in the Truck" with Hardy and "Heart Like a Truck" to fourth place on the Digital Song Sales chart, with the tracks debuting just weeks apart in 2022. Lambert, however, has soared higher with only one track. "Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)" with Elle King missed out on becoming a No. 1 by just one space in 2021. Both Lambert and Wilson collect their fifth top 10s on the Digital Song Sales chart this week. McEntire, despite her lengthy and storied career, has now sent only a trio of tunes into the loftiest space on this list. "Trailblazer" almost becomes a No. 1 on the Country Digital Song Sales chart, but misses the summit by just a single space. Instead, it launches at No. 2 behind "Superman" by Morgan Wallen, which starts in first place. The same cut also reaches No. 44 on the Hot Country Songs tally, and could rise in the coming weeks.
Forbes
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Morgan Wallen Could Beat The Weeknd's Record With His New Album
Morgan Wallen's I'm the Problem is projected to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with up to ... More 500,000 units, potentially breaking 2025's biggest album launch record. Morgan Wallen performs the song "'98 Braves" at the 2023 Billboard Music Awards at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. The show airs on November 19, 2023 on (Photo by Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images) In just a few days, Morgan Wallen will debut his new album I'm the Problem at No. 1 across a variety of Billboard rankings. The full-length is expected to open atop the Billboard 200 with ease, as well as several other tallies. It looks like the country superstar is headed not just for another chart-topper, but one of the biggest starts of 2025 — and he may even be able to break the current record. I'm the Problem is barrelling straight for the top spot on a number of lists, with upwards of half a million equivalent units shifted. That number comes from HitsDailyDouble, a music industry publication known for accurately predicting not just which titles will hit No. 1 in the U.S., but also how well they will perform. The outlet claims that the country set is likely to start with between 450,000 and 500,000 units, with that total spread across pure purchases and streaming activity. Currently, the record for the largest album debut of 2025 in America belongs to Hurry Up Tomorrow by The Weeknd. The R&B and pop superstar's latest full-length launched atop the Billboard 200 in mid-February with 490,500 equivalent units. Wallen will approach that figure, and there's a chance he could reach or perhaps even beat it — or come close and land just behind the actor and singer. Sales will likely make up a huge portion of I'm the Problem's first frame, but streaming activity will also definitely play a significant role. Wallen's full-length features 37 tracks, and plays of all of those dozens of cuts will contribute to its cumulative first-week total. With that many songs and incredible interest in the latest from the genre powerhouse, Wallen could be headed for one of the largest streaming weeks ever by a country album in American history. Wallen is all but guaranteed to land at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, but he's also likely to conquer a number of other lists. He's guaranteed to lead the Top Country Albums ranking and will likely also dominate the Top Streaming Albums, Top Album Sales, and Vinyl Albums tallies. The question isn't whether Wallen will hit No. 1 — it's how long he'll remain there.
