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Daily Mail
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin fans think baby number EIGHT is on the way after shocking 'dirty dancing' video
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin 's fans predicted they might soon be expecting their eighth child after the couple shared a racy video. The 67-year-old actor and his 41-year-old wife put on an amorous display in an Instagram reel as Hilaria dramatically danced to the Celine Dion ballad The Power of Love. The footage, shared on Wednesday, showed the mother-of-seven throwing her smooth, toned legs over her husband as he sat in a chair and admired her. Her feet were splayed on his chest as she wrote in the caption, 'Foot rub time…makes sense to me.' Followers flocked to the comments, with one writing, 'He was looking like he was gonna make baby #8.' Another fan had the same idea, adding, 'Here comes baby #8!' And another encouraging fan wrote, 'You promised him a life of fun after the storm, and you are delivering it like a boss,' referring to the dark time in Alec's life following the accidental fatal shooting of his Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021. Another person was critical, however, adding, 'Not sure why you need all this attention. It's too much!' The comment was liked 134 times from agreeing social media users. Hilaria has proudly and dutifully stood by her husband's side in the wake of his nightmare workplace tragedy. After Halyna died at the hands of Alec as he pulled the trigger of what was supposed to be a stunt gun, New Mexico prosecutors put him on trial. The actor went on trial for involuntary manslaughter in July 2024, but only three days in the judge dismissed the case permanently after it was discovered the prosecutors had failed to turn over potentially exculpatory evidence to his defense team. In January, the father-of-eight, who shares his oldest child with ex-wife Kim Basinger, filed a lawsuit against his prosecutors. But this week documents obtained by Daily Mail indicated that the case was thrown out because there had been no progress on it in months. And another encouraging fan wrote, 'You promised him a life of fun after the storm, and you are delivering it like a boss,' referring to the dark time in Alec's life following the accidental fatal shooting of his Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021 Another person was critical, however, adding, 'Not sure why you need all this attention. It's too much!' The actor went on trial for involuntary manslaughter in July 2024, but only three days in the judge dismissed the case permanently after it was discovered the prosecutors had failed to turn over potentially exculpatory evidence to his defense team; Alec pictured in the arms of his wife July 12, 2024 Alec's attorney, Luke Nikas, told the Daily Mail the judge's decision to dismiss the case is a 'non-event.' 'The court dismissed the matter without prejudice because we have been waiting to prosecute the case,' said Nikas, who is a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. 'We have been in good-faith settlement discussions with the parties to the lawsuit, and will be refiling promptly if those discussions are not promptly and favorably resolved,' he added. On Instagram in December 2021, Alec paid tribute to his wife with a touching post as he shared a single image of him holding one of their sons. He wrote, 'No matter what happens to me. No matter what I suffer. If I win or lose, anything. Anything. No one can take away from me the joy and love you have given me.' The couple married in 2012 and share Carmen, 12 in August, Rafael, 10, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, seven, twins Eduardo and Maria, four, and Ilaria, two.
Forbes
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Janet Jackson, Cher And Stevie Nicks: Who Deserves A Biopic Like Madonna?
Madonna's biopic series starring Julia Garner is moving forward on Netflix, so don't other female ... More stars like Cher, Mariah Carey and Stevie Nicks deserve similar treatments? LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - MAY 17: Singer Janet Jackson attends her residency debut "Metamorphosis" after party at On The Record Speakeasy and Club at Park MGM on May 17, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo byfor Park MGM) Madonna's long-awaited biographical project is finally in motion again, with Julia Garner officially set to play the Queen of Pop in a limited series that's now being shepherded by Netflix. What was originally a movie will soon be a TV program, which makes sense, since Madonna's life and career are too big for just two hours. It's somewhat surprising that it took until now for the singer's story to be told in a visual medium, and the iconic performer isn't the only female talent who deserves such a treatment. There are many other powerhouses from the music world who should also have their stories shared, with the women below representing only a few that would likely make the most exciting final products. Celine Dion Last year, Celine Dion opened up like never before in the Amazon Prime documentary I Am: Celine Dion, but even that intimate portrait only grazed the surface. A scripted project could dive deeper into her working-class beginnings, meteoric rise, and poignant relationship with René Angélil, her husband and manager who she lost years ago. There may be hesitation to make such a project, as a fictionalized version of her life was the focus of the musical movie Aline only a few years back. Janet Jackson Janet Jackson has already been the subject of a compelling documentary, and her family has spent decades in the spotlight, but hers is a story worthy of telling aside from her famous brothers. A dramatized series or movie could explore her evolution from a child star to a genre-defining icon, one who needed several tries to break out of the shadow of her siblings. While the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic – which may end up in two parts – may complicate the timing, a strong performance at the box office film could initiate demand in Hollywood for a Janet-led counterpart. Cher Cher is no stranger to theatrical portrayals, as there's already been a Broadway musical about her life, but the big screen still hasn't caught up. A biopic is reportedly in early development, with Forrest Gump screenwriter Eric Roth attached, but apparently the singer rejected the Oscar winner's first run. Whether or not he's continuing to work on the project, or if anyone else will follow in his footsteps if he decides not to, isn't clear. Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac's drama is legendary, but it's the tenseness between the musicians that made Rumours as incredible as it is. Stevie Nicks has always been at the band's mystical, emotional center. Her poetic lyrics, tempestuous relationships, and success as a soloist make her the ideal focal point for a scripted portrayal – and any actress would surely be thrilled to play the legend. The group's dynamics were explored in the Tony-winning play Stereophonic, but only loosely, and via fictionalized musicians, so the real story is still waiting to be told. Mariah Carey Mariah Carey's The Meaning of Mariah Carey memoir set the stage for a movie, as there's seemingly already a roadmap for a screenwriter to follow. Her history includes everything from childhood trauma to record-breaking triumphs, as well as one of the most notorious downfalls in pop music – paired with a monumental comeback. Carey has shared that a scripted adaptation is in the works with director Lee Daniels, but at the moment, there's no timeline for when the venture may come to light.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Legendary '90s Singer Shows Off Dance Moves With Major News
Legendary '90s Singer Shows Off Dance Moves With Major News originally appeared on Parade. has teamed up with Swedish DJ and music producer Sebastian Ingrosso to create a song unlike any she has ever released. For her latest tune, the "My Heart Will Go On" hitmaker is combining her past with a new style. Taking to Instagram, Dion shared a video of her showing off her dance moves in a recording studio. Dion couldn't hide her excitement as she danced to Ingrosso's new tune "A New Day (feat. Celine Dion)."It's a remix of her iconic 2002 hit single, "A New Day Has Come." ''A NEW DAY' IS OUT NOW. THANK YOU CELINE DION FOR LETTING ME BRING THIS INTO A NEW SHAPE. @celinedion,' read the caption on her joint Instagram post with Ingrosso. Fans flooded the comments section with excitement over the new collab. 'This will go down as an all time legendary edm track,' shared one fan. A different fan wrote, 'pure magic, pure bliss!' Another fan said, 'This is giving so much LIFE! 😍🤩😭.' One fan stated, 'A new day… a new story!' while a different fan expressed, 'Celine stronger than everything! ❤️.' More comments included, 'THE ICON 👑🔥🚀', 'Good vibes only,' and 'Wicked tune! 🔥👏.' According to Beatportal, Ingrosso has always been a Dion fan and especially loved her hit song "A New Day Has Come." 'I've always loved that song. I wasn't trying to remake it, just felt like that moment could live in a darker, more euphoric space," he told the outlet. Dion and Ingrosso's collab can be heard on Apple Music, Spotify, and more. Legendary '90s Singer Shows Off Dance Moves With Major News first appeared on Parade on Jul 25, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 25, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
This CT estate was home to a famous songwriter. Its new owner will need to keep it intact
This Connecticut home has appeared on HGTV's Zillow Gone Wild and it sure is unique. The home at 22 Ketcham Road in Ridgefield was owned by Jim Steinman and includes the very piano where he wrote 'I'd Do Anything for Love,' 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' and Celine Dion's 'It's All Coming Back to Me Now.' Steinman died in April 2021 and left behind the home he lived in for nearly 30 years. Stretching over 1.5 acres and over 6,100 square feet, the 'quaint country cottage' became his 'personal sanctuary where he envisioned and built his masterful home and studio that served to inspire artistic creation and joyful entertaining.' Steinman had commissioned New England architect Rob Bramhall to do the work on the home. Listed for $5 million, the 2 bedroom, 4 bathroom home is filled with Steinman's possessions. According to its listing, Steinman 'spent over $6 million in the construction alone and his divine collections are truly priceless.' Interested buyers will have access to an art catalogue listing all of the pieces included in the sale. One of the most unique parts of the sale, though, is that according to its listing, 'the sum total of the individual components in this offering is believed to far exceed the list price, but the intention is to honor Jim by keeping his sanctuary intact.' This new CT restaurant has a robot waitress. (really) But it's the food bringing in customers. To honor Steinman's legacy, the estate's intention is to 'find the next custodian who will be enthralled by the transformative power of Jim's home and art.' It is listed by Laura Ancona of William Pitt – Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International. Solve the daily Crossword
The Star
23-07-2025
- Business
- The Star
Turmoil or not, luxury fashion can't afford to ignore the Middle East region
Elie Saab held its 45th anniversary show in Riyadh last November, featuring a performance from Celine Dion. Photo: Instagram/Elie Saab With Middle East airspace reopening and the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran appearing to hold, the luxury fashion sector is still counting on the region's wealthy shoppers to help offset weakness in its main US and Chinese markets – for now. The Middle East, helped by strong tourist flows and local wealth, has bucked a recent global slowdown in luxury sales that is expected to deepen this year, with some brands growing sales there at double-digit rates. Luxury sales in Gulf countries were up 6% to US$12.8bil (approximately RM54.1bil) of the nearly US$400bil (RM1.7tril) market last year, outpacing a global drop of 2%, with strong appetite for high-end fashion, jewellery and beauty products, retail consultant Chalhoub Group said. However, that trade is heavily dependent on the region's burgeoning tourist trade, with consulting firm Bain estimating that some 50-60% of the Middle East's luxury sales come from tourists. Read more: Though absent, Giorgio Armani's vision still comes to life at Milan Fashion Week This month's outbreak of an air war between Israel and Iran emphasised the ongoing risks in a region in which unrest was already simmering, with airlines cancelling flights and rerouting planes following Israel's strikes against Iran on June 13 – measures that are now being unwound. "At this point, we have not adjusted our long-term growth forecast, as we continue to see considerable potential in the region," said Federica Lovato, senior partner at Bain. "However, short-term volatility has increased in the last few weeks and may continue, depending on how the situation develops." The region is an important hub for travel spending, favoured by Russian oligarchs but also wealthy Asians, and has increased in importance since Russia's invasion of Ukraine triggered sanctions and the rerouting of flights between Europe and Asia from more northerly routes to the Middle East. It also serves as a gateway for high-end brands to reach wealthy shoppers from India, where high tariffs have kept companies like LVMH from expanding store networks. Max Heinemann, co-CEO of travel retail group Gebr Heinemann, which recently expanded into Saudi Arabia and operates airport fashion retail stores carrying luxury brands in Jeddah, said the region's travel market has shown long-term resilience despite unrest. He remains optimistic: "Dips may be witnessed, but growth will remain." At Prada, first-quarter sales in the region rose 26% year-on-year, while Hermes' sales there were up 14%. High-end fashion and jewellery brands have been opening new stores and hosting splashy events. Milan-based menswear label Zegna this month took its spring collection to the opera house in Dubai, the region's leading luxury hub, for a catwalk show in an elaborate set evoking an Italian villa. Read more: Uncovering Valentino's fashion legacy: Celebrities, luxury and the power of red Elie Saab held its 45th anniversary show in Riyadh last November, featuring a performance from Celine Dion. Dior, Saint Laurent and Valentino last year opened stores in Bahrain, while this year Louis Vuitton brought guests to the Dubai desert for a dawn meal and Chanel hosted a dinner in Abu Dhabi linked to a high jewellery launch. But maintaining visitor numbers to Middle Eastern destinations will be vital to bringing shoppers through the doors. Luxury travel agency Global Travel Moments says that for now, its long-term travel volumes to the Middle East have been unaffected by the latest unrest. However, given recent events, there is currently "certainly more caution" before finalising trips to the broader Middle East, it said. – Reuters
