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Business Upturn
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Inside Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli's full relationship timeline
Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli have reportedly called it quits on their long-running, on-and-off relationship. According to PEOPLE , the couple, who had been dating intermittently since late 2021, have quietly parted ways once again. Below, we take a look back at their relationship timeline. December 2021: Romance Rumors Spark The couple first sparked dating rumors in December 2021 when they were spotted grabbing coffee together in Los Angeles' Silver Lake neighborhood. This sighting came just a month after Jacob Elordi's breakup with model Kaia Gerber. At the time, sources provided conflicting reports to PEOPLE, with one claiming they were 'casually dating' and another denying any romantic involvement. May 2022: Public Appearances Confirm Romance By May 2022, Jacob and Olivia were photographed together at a Los Angeles park, playing with their dogs. Us Weekly reported that the couple was officially dating, though an insider noted they were 'not rushing into anything serious' due to their recent breakups from previous partners. The casual yet affectionate outings suggested a growing connection. August 2022: First Breakup In August 2022, reports surfaced that Jacob and Olivia had parted ways. Sources told Us Weekly that neither was seeking a serious relationship, with Elordi focusing on his acting career. Despite the split, the breakup appeared amicable, as the pair was seen together at a dog park a month later, per the Daily Mail. June–July 2023: Reconciliation and Vacations The couple rekindled their romance in 2023, with sightings in Paraggi, Italy, near Portofino in June. They were photographed soaking up the sun and riding a motorcycle together. In July 2023, they joined Olivia's parents, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, for a vacation on Lake Coeur d'Alene in Idaho. PEOPLE confirmed their reconciliation, with a source stating, 'They are 100 percent going strong' and noting that the relationship was 'getting serious.' September 2023: Family Time in Sardinia In September 2023, Jacob and Olivia vacationed in Sardinia, Italy, with Olivia's parents. Photos published by PEOPLE showed the couple enjoying a yacht day, with Olivia in a purple bikini and Jacob sporting a pink claw clip to keep his hair back. Their relaxed demeanor and family-oriented trip highlighted their strengthened bond. January 2024: Still Going Strong Amid Speculation Despite breakup rumors in January 2024, multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE that Jacob and Olivia were still together. They were spotted in New York City as Jacob prepared for his Saturday Night Live hosting debut on January 20. TMZ reported that Olivia was seen near Elordi's dressing room at NBC Studios, and the couple attended an afterparty together, dispelling split rumors. April 2024: Olivia Hints at Relationship In April 2024, Olivia liked an Instagram post by Jacob's sister, Isabella Elordi, about his project The Narrow Road to the Deep North , per E! News. This subtle social media interaction suggested the couple was still together, despite their preference for privacy. September 2024: Celebrating Together The couple celebrated Olivia's sister Bella Giannulli's 26th birthday at Funke restaurant in Beverly Hills on September 16, 2024, according to E! News. Days later, they were photographed in Sardinia, Italy, enjoying a beach vacation. Olivia wore a brown and blue bikini, while Jacob read The Art of Cinema by Jean Cocteau, showcasing their laid-back dynamic. August 2025: Breakup On August 7, 2025, PEOPLE reported that Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli had officially ended their relationship. A source confirmed to PEOPLE that the couple, who had been dating on and off since 2021, recently decided to part ways. The news followed months of speculation, with no specific reason disclosed for the split. PEOPLE reached out to representatives for both Elordi and Giannulli, but no further comments were provided. Ahmedabad Plane Crash
Irish Independent
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Today's top TV and streaming choices: Back to the Future, Survivor and Hitmakers
Queen Victoria: Secret Marriage, Secret Child? Channel 4, 9pm Rob Rinder and Dr Fern Riddell investigate rumours about the British monarch and her Highland servant John Brown. Survivor TG4, 9.30pm The castaways compete for the biggest reward of the season. However, there's an outburst leading to a strategic shift in the week's target, while the castaways attempt to second-guess their vote before tribal council. The Narrow Road to the Deep North RTÉ2, 9.35pm Dorrigo's love life continues to prove complicated, but Amy's isn't straightforward either. She admits she loves Keith, but it's clear that the passion between her and Dorrigo burns deep. Back to the Future BBC Four, 7pm It may be 40 years old this year, but the time-travelling adventure looks as fresh as ever. For the uninitiated, Michael J Fox portrays Marty McFly, a plucky teen who gets stuck in the 1950s after taking a trip there in his eccentric scientist friend's souped-up DeLorean car. Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful Disney+, streaming now Are you over all the shark stuff (if you're not, Sharks Gone Viral is Disney+'s latest shark offering)? Then consider watching Miley as she dives back into her Disney roots with this fantastical pop opera featuring 13 original songs and a purportedly dazzling visual album. It's the closest you'll get to seeing her live given her well-documented dislike of touring. ADVERTISEMENT Shiny Happy People: The Teenage Holy War Prime Video, streaming now 'How do you know you're in a cult if it's your normal?' For most under the power of leader Ron Luce, believing you were meant to die a teen martyr for Christ was normal... It would appear there was so much for the Teen Mania Ministries escapees to unpack of their time at the church that Emmy-winning filmmakers Nicole Newnham and Cori Shepherd are back with a second season. They continue to focus on America's largest youth ministry, which attracted millions through wildly popular stadium shows known as 'Acquire the Fire'. Packed with Millennial-era energy and copious levels of cringe, the series captures massive crowds of teens swept up in fervent religious concerts, purity pledges, and missionary zeal — when all most of them needed was a decent regular rave to attend. Beneath the polished youth group image, it reveals rigid spiritual training, theatrical indoctrination, and emotional manipulation orchestrated by Luce. My Melody & Kuromi Netflix, streaming now Fellow Sanrio fans, rejoice! In this charming stop-motion series, celebrating their respective birthdays, (cooler) younger sister Kuromi hunts for My Melody's cake secret, triggering sweet chaos in Mariland. If you can't handle the kawaii burblings, consider watching on mute; it's worth it for the animation. A Normal Woman Netflix, streaming now A socialite's life unravels when a mysterious illness — and her family's disbelief (and latent misogyny) — push her to sabotage her perfect facade and uncover a darker, truer self. Happy Gilmore 2 Netflix, streaming now Yay, 1990s nostalgia! Can you believe it took only three decades for a sequel to this Adam Sandler vehicle? That's either an exceedingly good or a not-so-good sign. It was also released straight to Netflix. Take from that what you will. Hitmakers Netflix, streaming now Twelve top songwriters and producers come together at high-stakes music camps to create hits for stars like John Legend, Shaboozey, and Lisa of Blackpink — revealing the creative tension and breakthroughs behind the music-making process (for humans). Trigger Netflix, streaming now This week's K-drama features the rising threat of illegal firearms and shootings; an unsettling shift in South Korea's typically gun-free landscape. Facebook Honeytrap: Catching a Killer Prime Video, streaming now A woman grappling with chronic illness helps track down her aunt's murderer from 6,000 miles away. How? By using fake profiles, unseen messages, and sheer determination, all from her couch in the UK. For yet more true crime on Prime, there's A Killer's Confession (Christopher Halliwell's, to be precise).
Scotsman
27-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
The Narrow Road to the Deep North: who is in the BBC cast?
The Narrow Road to the Deep North features actors such as Jacob Elordi 📺 Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Hollywood rising star Jacob Elordi leads the cast of the BBC's latest historical drama. The Narrow Road to the Deep North is based on an Australian book. But who else is in the cast of the WW2 era show? A 'savagely-beautiful' historical drama will continue this weekend. The Narrow Road to the Deep North is back with another episode in just a matter of hours. Rising star Jacob Elorid - who you may remember from Saltburn - leads the cast of this Australian set series. However he is not the only familiar face who appears in the show. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But who else is in the cast of the five-part drama? Here's all you need to know: What time is The Narrow Road to the Deep North on today? Dorrigo Evans (Jacob Elordi) and Amy Mulvaney (Odessa Young) in The Narrow Road to the Deep North | BBC/Curio Pictures/Sony Pictures Television The drama made its debut on BBC One last weekend and is back with the second (of five) episodes this evening. The Narrow Road to the Deep North will start at 9.15pm today (July 27). The episode is due to last for approximately 45 minutes and will finish at around 10pm. It will be followed by the 10 o'clock news. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The preview, via Radio Times , reads: 'The love affair between Dorrigo and Amy flourishes. Conditions have worsened since they were first imprisoned, and Dorrigo and the men are exposed to hitherto unimagined cruelties.' Who is in the cast of The Narrow Road to the Deep North? Perhaps the headline name in the show is rising Hollywood star Jacob Elordi - who gets the rare opportunity to use his natural accent. However he is not the only recognisable face who appears in the show. The full cast includes actors who had memorable turns in shows like Game of Thrones. It features: Jacob Elordi - Dorrigo Evans Odessa Young - Amy Mulvaney Ciarán Hinds - Older Dorrigo Evans Olivia DeJonge - Ella Heather Mitchell - Older Ella Thomas Weatherall - Frank Gardiner Show Kasamatsu - Major Nakamura Taki Abe - Colonel Kota Charles An - The Goanna Akira Fujii - Kenji Mogami Simon Baker- Keith Mulvaney Masa Yamaguchi - Lieutenant Fukuhara Sean Murphy - Gallipoli Von Kessler George Simitzis - Australian Soldier Jack McGreal - Australian Soldier Rupert Bevan - The Poet Essie Davis - Lynette Maison Dan Wyllie - Rick Maison Ewen Leslie - Edward Lansbury Viewers will remember Jacob Elordi from his role in the hit 2023 film Saltburn - playing Felix Catton. He was also in the Netflix film trilogy - The Kissing Both - and also is Nate Jacobs in HBO's Euphoria, alongside Zendaya. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Odessa Young had her breakthrough in the TV series Tricky Business in 2012 - she played Emma Christie in the show. She was also in the HBO show The Staircase in 2022 and is set to star in the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic with Jeremy Allen White. The actor who plays the older version of Domingo is Ciarán Hinds, who viewers may remember as being Mance Rayder in Game of Thrones. He was also Sir John Franklin in the criminally underrated series The Terror and also had a role in Shetland back in series three. Speaking about the show, Jacob Elordi said: 'I had to play Dorrigo, because he has a kind of inner dialogue that Richard writes so well, and every time I read something about the inner workings of his life, I thought, "That's how I feel. 'That's that thing that I can never say, that's that thing that I can never touch on". I remember taking it around to my family saying, "If you want to understand me, read this book" – which was a profound experience to have.'
Scotsman
27-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
The Narrow Road to the Deep North: who is in the BBC cast?
The Narrow Road to the Deep North features actors such as Jacob Elordi 📺 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Hollywood rising star Jacob Elordi leads the cast of the BBC's latest historical drama. The Narrow Road to the Deep North is based on an Australian book. But who else is in the cast of the WW2 era show? A 'savagely-beautiful' historical drama will continue this weekend. The Narrow Road to the Deep North is back with another episode in just a matter of hours. Rising star Jacob Elorid - who you may remember from Saltburn - leads the cast of this Australian set series. However he is not the only familiar face who appears in the show. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But who else is in the cast of the five-part drama? Here's all you need to know: What time is The Narrow Road to the Deep North on today? Dorrigo Evans (Jacob Elordi) and Amy Mulvaney (Odessa Young) in The Narrow Road to the Deep North | BBC/Curio Pictures/Sony Pictures Television The drama made its debut on BBC One last weekend and is back with the second (of five) episodes this evening. The Narrow Road to the Deep North will start at 9.15pm today (July 27). The episode is due to last for approximately 45 minutes and will finish at around 10pm. It will be followed by the 10 o'clock news. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The preview, via Radio Times , reads: 'The love affair between Dorrigo and Amy flourishes. Conditions have worsened since they were first imprisoned, and Dorrigo and the men are exposed to hitherto unimagined cruelties.' Who is in the cast of The Narrow Road to the Deep North? Perhaps the headline name in the show is rising Hollywood star Jacob Elordi - who gets the rare opportunity to use his natural accent. However he is not the only recognisable face who appears in the show. The full cast includes actors who had memorable turns in shows like Game of Thrones. It features: Jacob Elordi - Dorrigo Evans Odessa Young - Amy Mulvaney Ciarán Hinds - Older Dorrigo Evans Olivia DeJonge - Ella Heather Mitchell - Older Ella Thomas Weatherall - Frank Gardiner Show Kasamatsu - Major Nakamura Taki Abe - Colonel Kota Charles An - The Goanna Akira Fujii - Kenji Mogami Simon Baker- Keith Mulvaney Masa Yamaguchi - Lieutenant Fukuhara Sean Murphy - Gallipoli Von Kessler George Simitzis - Australian Soldier Jack McGreal - Australian Soldier Rupert Bevan - The Poet Essie Davis - Lynette Maison Dan Wyllie - Rick Maison Ewen Leslie - Edward Lansbury Viewers will remember Jacob Elordi from his role in the hit 2023 film Saltburn - playing Felix Catton. He was also in the Netflix film trilogy - The Kissing Both - and also is Nate Jacobs in HBO's Euphoria, alongside Zendaya. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Odessa Young had her breakthrough in the TV series Tricky Business in 2012 - she played Emma Christie in the show. She was also in the HBO show The Staircase in 2022 and is set to star in the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic with Jeremy Allen White. The actor who plays the older version of Domingo is Ciarán Hinds, who viewers may remember as being Mance Rayder in Game of Thrones. He was also Sir John Franklin in the criminally underrated series The Terror and also had a role in Shetland back in series three. Speaking about the show, Jacob Elordi said: 'I had to play Dorrigo, because he has a kind of inner dialogue that Richard writes so well, and every time I read something about the inner workings of his life, I thought, "That's how I feel. 'That's that thing that I can never say, that's that thing that I can never touch on". I remember taking it around to my family saying, "If you want to understand me, read this book" – which was a profound experience to have.' If you love TV, check out our Screen Babble podcast to get the latest in TV and film.
Daily Mirror
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
BBC drama leaves viewers 'destroyed' as they watch all 5 episodes at once
BBC's The Narrow Road to the Deep North has become a word-of-mouth hit with viewers, with many saying the war drama is 'terrifying and moving to the soul' A gripping new BBC drama is leaving viewers absolutely stunned, with countless fans confessing they've devoured all five episodes in one go. The Narrow Road to the Deep North, adapted from Richard Flanagan's Booker Prize-winning novel, has emerged as an unexpected sensation since landing on BBC iPlayer, with audiences hailing it as one of the most heart-wrenching and memorable programmes of the year. Featuring Saltburn's Jacob Elordi and Belfast's Ciarán Hinds portraying younger and older incarnations of Australian surgeon Dorrigo Evans, the programme sweeps across generations - from a forbidden romance before the conflict, through the harsh realities of Japanese captivity, to the enduring consequences of psychological wounds. The five-episode series hasn't merely won over critics - securing a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes - it's absolutely devastated audiences. One viewer commented on Google's review platform: "Watched all 5 episodes in one evening. Very good series. War and love. Great acting, lovely soundtrack and a glimpse into the pain and suffering of WW2 and letting go of the love of your life.", reports the Express. Another said: "An outstanding series. Not an easy watch, but well worth it." The emotional impact has been overwhelming, with numerous viewers revealing the series reduced them to tears. One admirer shared: "This series just destroyed me. I still cannot think about it without crying. Every moment, and every character, were compelling... A beautiful show. Highly recommend." Another added: "There was a lot of human connection in this series and a very horrific scene and some sadness. This movie was interesting throughout and was very well paced. It didn't lose my attention at any point." Narrated through flashbacks, the tale focuses on Dorrigo Evans, who becomes an unwilling war hero following his survival of unthinkable terrors in a Japanese labour camp in Burma. However, it's the romance he abandoned - a clandestine affair with his uncle's spouse, Amy - that torments him most profoundly. Odessa Young (Manodrome) portrays Amy, alongside Olivia DeJonge (Elvis) as Dorrigo's spouse Ella, and Simon Baker (The Mentalist) as his mate Keith. Elordi and Young have received acclaim for their on-screen rapport, whilst Hinds delivers emotional gravitas to the elder Dorrigo, still tormented by his past. Elordi disclosed to the BBC how physically demanding the shoot proved, particularly during the prisoner-of-war sequences: "We carried a real tree up the side of a cliff for I don't know how many hours. It was like being in a massive theatre production that was constantly playing." Hinds revealed the novel had captivated him instantly. "It was extraordinary. It was harrowing, heartbreaking, a kind of epic storytelling." Audiences have also commended the series for tackling the grimmer truths of warfare. One Google reviewer described it as "terrifying and moving to the soul," whilst numerous others lauded its cinematography, soundtrack, and emotional resonance. The Narrow Road to the Deep North is presently available to stream in its entirety on BBC iPlayer.
